... Tueesday, August 28. War Office, Pallmall, August 2',-5th Dragoon Guards: Major- Gen the Hon Sir J Y Scarlet't K C B, to be Col, vice Major-Gen the Earl of Cardigan, K Cj B, removed to the 11th Light Dragoons-iith Light Dragoons : Major-Gen the Earl of Cardigan, K C B, from the sth Dragoon Guards, to be Col, vice Ges Sir H Wyudham, K C B, ?? Regiment of Artillery: Second Capt F G Baylay to be ...

... IPREL&AIND. ATTEMPT, TO MURDER TEE EARL or LoEITArIar.-On Saturday after- noon, as the Earl of Leitrim was proceeding from the poorhouse at Mohill, a report as of a pistol discharged was heard, and smoke was observed to issue from a house hard by. Two constables happened to be at the corner of the street, sprang forward, and before the door could be barred, burst it open, pursued and arrested ...

... THE IYVASION OF THE PAPAL STATES. SARDINIAN MEMORANDUM. The following is the text of the memorandum addressed on the 12th inst. to the representatives of Piedmont abroad, explaining the motives and the object of the entrance of the Sardinian troops into the Marches and Umbria: The peace of Villafranca, in securing to the Italians the right of disposing of their own fate, placed the ...

... MILITARY AND NAVA INTELLIGENCE. VOLUNTEER REVIEW AT XNOWSLEY. Saturday was quite a festal day in Lancashire. Throughout its wide extent there were unusual stir and bustle, and the pleasant sense of holiday enjoyment. The occasion was one of those military dis- plays. which, ever since her Majesty reviewed the Volunteers in the metropolis, have, on a scale more or less extensive, become so fre- ...

... If I might give a short hint to an impartial writer it would be to tell him his fate. If he reslved to venture upon the dangerous precipice of telling unblessed truth let him proclaim war with nanhind-neitter to give nor to take quarter. If ho tells the crimes of great men they fall upon him with the iron hands of the law, if he tells them of virtues, when they have any, then the mob attacks ...

... STATE AND CHURcH. THE CouRTc.-The Queen and Court were to leave Balmoral for Edinburgh to-day, and remain at Holyroed until Monday evening, when her Majesty and the Prince Consort, with the Royal family, will proceed to Osborne. It is the Queen's intention to embark on the afternoon of the 22nd at Gravesend for Antwerp. Her Majesty and the Prince Consort will be accompanied by the Princess ...

... TfEI LONDU N GAZZ'iT2JLE TZwsday, 3aeytesebs 11 Wnr Gll~vee. ?allmell; September uth.r-l2th: RegiMenit of Light Dragoons: Cornet T R Houghton, from the 17thbLighb Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Jackson, ,Who exchlanges-lith. Light Dragoons: Lieut. S D D Cartwright, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Carnegy,. who retires;: Cornet J B1 H Maxwell, to be Lieut, by purchase, vice Cartwright-lith I ...

... r atf5t illn ittlist nz Z. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 22. GARIBALDI'S MOVEMENTS. NAP'LES, Sept. 18 (vid Genoa).-It is said that Garibaldians have disembarked at the mouth of the Garigliano, and inter- cepted the ?? of the Royal troops between Capua and Gaeta. It is expected that Garibaldi, on his return, will operate against Capua. He has been to Palermo, and on the 17th inst. published a fresh ...

... - Ax EPISCOPAL VIEW Or CHURCH REAES.-The Bishop of Gloucester -and Bristol, at his visitation at Bristol on Monday, speaking of church rates, said: After all, what, in its fullest extent, is this principle of church rates, which is so often urged as an unanswerable reason why any compromise is inconsistent with our duty as churchmen ? Is it only that a Christian nation is bound to pay for the ...

... 912,t Mitth. The crisis in the affairs of Naples has arrived. The accounts received from thence on Thursday stated that Garibaldi reached Salerno the same morning, and was ex- pected in the capital immediately. He very probably arrived there yesterday, as the telegrams received this morning state that the King, notwithstanding his avowed intention of fighting, left Naples for Gaeta on board a ...

... Naff5t r SSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. SOUTHERN ITALY. t The Patrie of yesterday evening contains the following telegram, dated Naples, 30th Aug.: Tranquillity prevails in the city. The King held a review of souse regiments which have been despatched to Castellam-are. The expected military demonstration in favour of annexation to Piedmont has been adjourned. Garibaldi has left Calabria, but it is ...

... THE PRINCE OF WVALES IN CANADA. The New York papers contain copious reports of the progress of the Prince from their special correspondents in Canada, from which the fol- lowing are extracts: For the reception of the Prince at Quebec, on the 1 8th ilt., the streets were dressed with evergreens, and triumphal arches were erected. Troops appeared everywhere along the route in a regular line, ...