... I (From the EvDIscc FnEEzMAN of Saturday.) NAPLES. On the 15th King Francis II. Wa at Ca pua, and pushed a recounoisance almost to Santa Maria. The King's brother, Count de Trani, had been to Seuza, oc- cupied by 8,000 royal troops, who had given him an ovation. The Count promised these troops a speedy return to Naples, and distributed some money among them. Other troops are collected at ...

... THE PRINCE OF WALES AND THE I ORANGEMEN OF CANADA. GREAT EXCITEMENT. THE PRINCE GROSSLY INSULTED. THE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE CHASED. (From the NA York Herald.) TonoNTo, SistiTrLnon 8-The Prince held a levee at eleven o'clock this morning, which, in spite of the heavy rain which fell, was very largely attended. The review of troops and the laying of the foundation stone of New Park, which were on ...

... I (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPIL) (Reefers Tee~nraea) THE WAR TJN ITALY I THE BLOCKADE OF ANCONA! GARIBALDI AND THE VENETIANS. THE IRISH BRIGADE. ITHE MEETING AT WARSAW. REACTION IN NAPLES. RESIGNATION OF GARIBALDI'S MINISTERI MOVEMENTS OF FRENCH TROOPS IN ROME. INCREASE OF THE FRENCH GARRISON IN ROME. A letter in the Paris Uinone states that in Perugia SO Irish were killed out of 260. The Paris ...

... FALK1IRK. TRYST-MoND-,;\ SEPT. 10. Tfit, second tryst for the season opened on the muir to- day. The number of dealer;,present on the ground was very considerable. The Tryst ground was in excellent condition, so that the stock had every chance of being seen to advantage. Buyers also appeared to enter upon the business of the day with great activity and earnest- ness, and the only check or ...

... SECONID EDITION. THIS DAY'S NEWS. [B Y ;t A O N E T I C T R L r, G R A P H.] ATE IS.LE77'EIE OFFICE, FMdy, One o clock, 2i11.m TME WAR IN CHINA. Tbe ncrrespondlen t of thie Timoes writiuri July 12th, states hiat tile whole of the British force had reached its rendlcz s ?? Ta 'Ieion Iluian. The ?? British foree. co icictel of l.,l11 n in, withi seven batteries of rrtillrr', ncl ci sirge train. ...

... 9 ?) c K??Iclfiut k (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: FRIDAY, SEPT. 7, 1800. A CONSIDERABLE failure in the linen trade is re. ported from London to-day-the house of Smith, Sinclair, & Co., linen factors and general agents, of Pancras Lane, have stopped payment, with liabilities ?? to £150,000. The house was a new one, and principally connected with manufacturers in Dundee, upon whom it is pro. ...

... RAILWAY extension in the Nbrtli of Ireland is quite the order of the day, and no season passes without 'new projects being presented to the public, or old ones revived with linew hopes. At the present moment there are, amongst others, extensions, either projected or in progress, foml Holywood to Bttfigoi,from New- townards to Donaghadee, from Carrickfergus to Larne, from Dungannon to Omagh, ...

... ULSTIFR SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE EDU- CATION OF THE DEAF AND DUMB AND THE BLIND. A DEPUTATION front tim s socieyty consiating of the Rev. ?? Osborne, of Rathiiiland, and Alexander Oickey, Esq., Bursar of Queen's College. BelHast, accompanied by two of the pupils, have visited and held public meetings in the following auxiliaries:- 93r(1 Meeting-Moy, Monday, September 17, at two o'clock p.t. ...

... THE C A S U S B E L L I. GENERAL FANTI, the Commarnder-in-Chief of the Royal army which has been sent to clear the Papal provinces, has issued the following order of the day, in addition to the manifesto which has alreadv been puhxlislild:_ Bands of foreigners coming from every country in Europe, and collected in the territory of Unibria and Marches, have there planted deceptively the flag ...

... HARBOUR DUES ON THE BANGOR HAPLBOUR STEA MERES. TO TEe EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, Sll-We beg to enclose a copy of an application made by us to the Belfast, Harbour Comnisosioners. From the 30th April to the 19th June iqst, we paid harbour dues on the steamer Petrel, 12 19s, id. per day, since when the dues, by a resolution 0I the Board, have been reduced to 19s. 3d. per daly. This ...

... THE ITALIAN KINGDONM. TurmN, SEPT. 10.-We are all highly pleased with Garibaldi here. He has disapproved of their at- tempted usurpation of power, and he has selected temperate, safe men for carrying on the affairs of the State, His having consigned the fleet and arsenals to Count Persano, the Sardinian Admiral, who is a personal friend both of King Victor Emmanuel and of Count Cavour, is a ...

... STATE Or NAPLES. I ?? .. AR - _l, a__ t( n; i.- ?? A Naples letter of the 31st ult. says :- Of the pri- soners taken during the action and the capture of the foers on the coast, Garibaldi kept all who were disposed to join him, and sent to Naples those who wished to go. The other troops followed Colonel Ruiz to Monteleone. Yesterday these outposts were attacked by the Garibal- dians and ...