... f PRESE-V4TPONOF Lo FROM SHIPWRECK.. A me'etineg of the Ro-yal'NNatiqssai Lifeboat Institation was held at its hoase, John :Sjreet Adeiphi-Sir Edward P _qott,,Bart..in the-chair. - -theminutesof-the praviousmeeting having bedw-reid, a .ravaiad of -£13 was voted to.,theo crew of the Lyme -Regis lifeboat, which belongs tpthejinatitntion, for- putting off on the Dig~hSltf the- 2Vth ,ulit., ...

... N G LA NDI. TXt CfiAiNEL FLnyT. -It is believed that the I Channel Fleet is under sailing orders for Caliz. I GIFT OFw 30,000 To THIP PARISH OF TytqEmOUri'. -The division of Tyniemouth parish into districts, so long desired, is at last, we believe, un fait accompli. It was known a few years ago thatthis Grace the Do2je of Northumberland, who is tlfe lay rector of the r,,trisb, had obered to ...

... To the Editor'of the Glacfow Heragd. Glasgow, 1st September, 1SdAO Sin,- Now that the schools and institutions of this city are recommencing their winter campaign, I would beg leave to call your attention to a branch of instruction at once u3e- ful and entertaining, and which, as far as I ama aware, is rnit taught here-ic., Practical Mechanics. I think it would be of the greatest advantage if ...

... CAPLTA AND.GAETA. 'These cities-at the former of which the King of Naples is said to have collected all his rifled cannon, only for the ume of Garibaldi, while at the latter he finds a temporary refuge before embarkation for Spain or Austria-are both famous towns of Terra di Lavoro. The former is 'often mistaken for the famous Campanian city of the, same name, which wis second only to Rome in ...

... FRANCE AND TaE POPE; Thefollowingis the article of the conssltetoninr already indicated by telegram - There is a party at Rome whose blindness would end in . -oini ng the mobt noble and the LUost legitialate of causes. It is this party ?? for 11 years, opposing esery reform, has always endeavoured to sepuarte the Pope froji' tlhe E m- peror, the Holy See froni France. It is this extreme ?? d ...

... The Couracil met yesterday in order to impose the Poliee and Annuity-tax Assessment. The following report from the Treasurer'ul Committee was. read - * The committee having taken into consideration the remits to them of the 9th July and 11th current, relative to the assesement for the year 1860 61, and hbaing heard read a. memorandum by the city' accountant in reference chereto, beg to report ...

... THE ACCIDENT ON THE COLDU-GEANT, A writer in the Times gives- the following remarks on the recent fatal occurrence on the Col-do-Geant:- - On the 18th of August, while staying with a friend at ' Ereufl, rumours of the disaster reached us; but the accounts at first were so contradictory as to inspire- the hope that they might be altogether false. Clearer ihtelligence, how- ever, soon arrived, ...

... - LIVERPuOL NEWS. (From our own Correspondent.) Saturday, Sept. 15. THE LIVmnvOOL TowN Cousct AND THE ASSOCITION FOR TrE PROMOTION OP SOcIAL Scimqca.-A considerable amountb of discussion has bteus carried on in alU circles of Liverpool society for the ?? ten days, arising out of some remarks which were made at the last Council meaetiug by one of the members. relative to the course of remark ...

... THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE WINDSOR Lt. IRON WORKS. e - -- .1 1 3 -C W l; - The inquest on the body of William Hughes, wbj was killed at the ironworks of Mr. J. Hamilton, jun., Wind- sor, on Tuesday last, was held on Thursday before P. F. Curry, Esq., the borough coroner. Before proceeding to view the hody,'the Coroner, addressing the jury, said the in- vestigation was one of a very important ...

... Is. :UN-MTED KINGDODM. We some days since. anngunced the arrival of the steam. ship United lingdor, Captvin Meik~eid, at Quebec, froin & dtjh Clide, and now pubt belowextract of ships log daring the passage. Thase. >ather we, obuerve, has been excessively t boisterous fo- tbessason of the year. The United King. d Vm uill, we learn. sail froinqnaebc'tbis -day'for this port, from bence she ...

... TRPE6~RMYAMBV> &o. X Tn_] s lamiU-AG, eC. .Fair .tisnza. 1. f-lflhefl ivA .>w H. aing resolvito t4eo a few d4as 46laxation. as ustal with temat peopligi thiseasonof 9 ar, I resolved to . weafi'iy'ay tovards Northkrn Germany; 'and as comps- ; ratively few of our townsoren visit that part of the world, it may not be uninteresting to vour readers to know how easily-and cheaply it may bhoreiached, ...

... I WHO Is PRINCE GEORGE GALusZIN? WiAU lb VRLNUB ?? ranan--.i The arrival in England of this iq trioun nobleman and justly celebrated amateur, although occmrig so late' in the season, has produced a sensation of no ordinary kind in musical circles. If he were not illustrious on account of his ank as one of the first dignitarie of the Muscovite Empire, and as - scion of one of the oldest and ...