... .. ?? I LONDON: THUJLSDAY, SET'T'.lMBE.l 2X), 1860. The Italians have gone through a trial as by fire, and they have not been found wanting. In .what- ever directios wve look, matters are approaching to c'isis. The siege of Ancona has already comn- menced, both by sea and by land, The Sardinian troops have scarcely suet with an obstacle in Cen- tral Italy. The foreign adventurers, as they wero ...

... rnr=== MORBV6'G CJT1O.YICL.B OFFICE, Thursday, I pm. MONEY MARKET. CITY, TWEixz O'CLOIGno C;o8sOIS for account, 93,,1, J. Ditto for money, 93e, 2- Turkish, '3 , 41. Ditto New Loan, 571, ;. Sardiuian, S2, 4. Sptanish Three per Cents., 481, 4. Mexiean Three per Cents., 21 7, 21,. TEALEGRAPHIC DESPATCIHES. (TIlROUGH REUTI;RS AGENCY.3 THE WAR IN ITALY. TURIN, WVIEDNESDAY. The head-quarters of our ...

... [FroMs OUR OWN COtititSP'O'DN tl'rI] DJUBLIN, 'TuERDAY, liti A vomtnlissioll do lunatieco inquirendlo haks just terminated his itittinig, ctu nyrslin the town of Navan, tint At i,where th rce insttd ule throughout the garl ,Alitrv tlry ht' xie M(on1SWdotablo degree of in- 9 ti'rt-t ftI severa days P.'st, '1 lie commissiason was held be- roea fe . W. Bratdy1 ?? I., Q.U., said a special jury, ...

... COL LJIB [A. The folloN ing letter from the Bishop has been addi essed to the Chapilain of the Forces et Cauterbury- New Westminster, May 30, 1860. I am sorry to say I dare not just now engage nmore men than I shall have on my list. I findit very ditlicult out here to securo assistance in aid of clergy in addition to contribu- tions towards the various buildings which are necessary. There ...

... TIM BlSHlOP OF LON'DON IN AEPLY TO c ORJED EBURY, May 8, 18, 0). . I lt(COUCLUSIOX). j 2 r I Siit-Agreeably to my promise, I proceed tolcom- I ruent upon a few passages in the Bishop's speech of i ?? last With his lordship's exordium. we have no fault to i jfind. We should be the last to dispute his posi- a. tion, that 'the Church of England never stood a more firinly or more securely than it ...

... T i a Id r. 0- r. is Be 10 lee cee he nt .it- it- lie tte of Son ed ?? in of oin ist [liei ixt lea hea 1to eir er- of [THROUGH RE'UTEP.'S AGBNCY.Y TuRner, WENESDAY EvEVEING. The Sardinian troops have attacked and taken Pesaro. 1,200 German soldiers, under the com- mand of Mgr. BelD, who were shut up in the fortress, have been made prisoners. The losses t sustained by Cialdini's corps are ...

... EXEC'O IN IRLAND. of Another execution has fotlowyed eloselyupon that of tim Imt unfortunato Hlolden. Ihe sad particulars nre thus given in dlji tI10 the f[joe eick Jitoiw'trc of SIat Iard y:- piI IIty This day at cleven o'cIock, Manus ITHldleraan, aged scoo hblt fiftv-two, was executed for the micurder of lettrick Mahony, im nu ait Kih ush in April last. EIver since the trial the culprit has ...

... TILE QC ES IxL SCUTL AYD. BALMOIUAL, Si: 'rEstiER 9. 11er Majestv, aceoonpirnied. by the Princess Helene, ln attended by Leily Churchill, drove yesterdy to Abeiril idir, and then rode over Calurrdaeh, and returned to the Cii-tlo LV Invercauld . 1hlo Prince Consort Nvent eut deer-stalhinex The Belgiau Minister and Mladame anted Miss V11.e Wever, anid Dr. Robertson, had tire houour of j.,iinii;g ...

... t LFRO OUR 0OWN CORRESPONDENT.] at1 a a NAtPLES, Serr. 3. iii .t For the last eight-and-forty hours we have been a n in the turmoil of a Ministerial crisis, with the im- v portant difference that, contrary to our cour1e of ti r proceedings, everybody wants to go out, and nobody G wants to come in. The ostensible cause of the I t crisis is the discovery of a reactionary conspiracy, of the ...

... - - G e e, The Eynatten trials are concluded at last. Tue foa It gencral's wife, whose extravagance is supposed to ly mn- have been one ca use of her husband's peculations, So!l In- was included in the accusation, and has just been art ad tried. She was condemned to three years' carcere ;he Auro ; but the EAmperor, out of compassion for her ,co innocent children, commuted1 the sentence to ...

... TE FOLU.XUAR Hff)VEMENT. The Marquis of Lansdowne entertained the Ntvizee, Melkshaui, Chippenhrni, and Calne corps at luncheon, at Bowieotli, on Monday last. A review took place. Thr band of the Coldstream Guards wae present, and the proceedinge passed off satisfactorily. Nearly all the shops in the re- soective towns were closed, in order that the tradespeople andl their assistants might ...

... T!IA VELLIYG 13' JA PA 41. ?? _0- - The Ga-ette of St. Petersburg publishes a letter from Mine. Albhecht, wife oft a physician, dated frem EHakodtif, in the, isteed of Jbpan, the loth April, giving an account of on cxcursiote into the interior of thiat singular couitry:- Ia my letter fromt Jeddo I did not mitention the cousal's project of returning to HIalnida-6 by land, accompanied hy ...