... I MR. J. 0. LEVER, M.P. Aie publish in another column an address presented i to lIr. Lever by the clergy, gentry, and merchants of c Mayo, which represents more of the intellectual and 2 mercantile worth of that county than any address we have seen published for a long period. Those who know the district will be able to estimate the significance of a r complimentary address, amongst the ...

... I . I The Globe has the following comments onr the French corn harvest:- It seems probable that France will be the only country in Europe well provided with food flora her own soil during the coming winter. If so, it will be a national and international blessing. France troubled, inevitably troubles Europe; and men yet living, who have seen four French thrones upset, have also seen each of ...

... The following are the results of inquiries into the statements puf forward since the Ist meeting of the committee of the association for the ab9lition of Sun- day work and night work in the baking trade, First a a master baker stated that it was impossible to obey the t act of parliament, and to begin at twelve o'clock on Sunday night exactly, as the sponges were not always I ready at the same ...

... sl'lFFRINGS OF THE SYRIAN CATHOLICS. ?? have been favoured with a visit from a Catholic S inan missionary, whose countenance indicates the ?? wbich ho witnessed, and the horrors from which, we understand, he escaped with difficulty. No person looking at that mild and melancoly face bat most be profoundly impressed with the woes plainly iwritten on every line and feature. The accounts he gives ...

... PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR-OIFiCE, PALL-M,1ALL, SEPT. 18. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards-Assistant- Surgeon J. C. Agnis, from the 3rd Light Dragoons, to 1he Assistant-Scjrgeon, vice Kerin, promoted in the 2nd Life Guards. - 1st Dragoon Guards-T. A. Quin, geut., to be Cornet, by puichase, vice Alarsland. 3rd Light Dragoons-P. H. Daly, gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Gore, promoted. ...

... GARIBALDI'S VISIT TO PALERMIO. Tan following prrcilamatiel has been issued by Gari- bald! to the shabi tants of Palermo:- ?? peopli of Palermo, who sliowed no fear in face of' tlhjoqr wiho boin II rdled tictir city, have slownt thniseilvvys roeeritly equally regardiess of lr i a ?? cc of crli lilt rtell, wih want to lead thoem astray. T'hey have sipoken to you of'iannexaltion, :;F. if any one ...

... THE PRINCE OF WALES AND THE I ORANGEMEN OF KINGSTON. TtU nmires' special correspondent gives a lone and detailed account of the progress or the Prince, and eo the proceedings at Kingston relative to the contem- plated procession of Otrangemen. A dispute of such a nature, of course, soon reached the ears of the Duke of Newcastle and the Governor-General, and the former at once wrote the ...

... THlE CONSTABULARY. A general oider has been recently issned by the Inspector-General, Sir Hl. Brownrigg- to the police hii Ireland, rireetling thens to ic ii ocovererl, or not to wear theih caps. whilst giving evidence in presence of magistrates. Tho oider recites that it weas issed on the representation of ir. Pierce Crcagh, one of the magistrates prosid ing at the Elimistimon Sessions, in ...

... SECOND EUJVION. TilLS DAY'S NEWS. [11 Y MA U NET IC T E L E G ICA P B.] NE IVS-LETTER OFFICE, Thursday, Oee o'clock y. ?? RECAPTURE OF TH IslEAMER ORWELL. The Orwell steamer, which was forcibly taken pos- FesSion of a few days since by certain patriotic Italians, was recaptured at Messina on the 29th ult., by her MIjesty's ship Scylla. A ME It I CA. Queenstown, Thursday Morning. The Liverpool, ...

... us Urquw xt1r j _= TnxE foreign news assumes every hour a deeper and more absorbing interest, and each succeeding despatch adds to the mystery of the policy of the Powers, if, indeed, it does not directly can- tradict the most emphatic assurances which pre- ceded it. There have been already some con- flicts between the Pontifical troops and the movement party, but they were ef a minor ...

... +, ObUR. LONDON LETTER. I -- '(FR05 OusR COsssESPONDl)ENTT.) t, LONDON, MONDAY LvENING.-The weather, which has been eo exceptionably fine during the last three weeks, is again unsettled, and storm and rain have set in before the harvest is saved in many parts of the acountry. Yesterday aid Saturday the rain fell in soak- ing showers, and were it not for the high wind which prevails the fall ...

... GARIBALDI AND THE KING OF NAPLES- STRANGE REVELATIONS (Yfrom a French Journal.) The King when embarking for Naples, charged M. splilelli with the maintenance of order at Naples. The l]ivig once at sea, Spinelli assembled the heads of the different Neapolitan parties when a strange scene occur- Tell Three parties disputed already for the kingdom ef N;ples-the Garibaldians, the Annexationists, ...