... .. ?? 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SARDINIA AND ROM1E. Se have received, (zayi the Altis) from our Turin corrCpondent, e copyof the ?? addreued by3 .~~dtan goycinmenta to -ita wepresontatiye4 fit feigi courts, explaining its reasns osT ente in he ?? Utitii'' -IF fi`a Yollbiiw~' -- T 't i ?? The Peasod Iof:. Villaftanoci, by 'swuring. to the Italians the rightlof disposing of their own fate, em- powered th' pioulaion of many ...

... ler Tma history of the colonization of New Zealand art at comprises transactions among Englishmen not very Sti pu- creditable to some of the parties concerned; but fol My the treatment of the natives has been, upon the by sod whole, as good as in any of our colonies, and probably Ig, the better than in most. From the natural capacities, gel No too, of the Maoris, civilization has rapidly ...

... GE , L S -j ?? 0 ?? swelC9154CIR d the ipuer' iibhorsebiokanthe Fioodisln tobe'organized at thatpltace 1ihnonourofthe:rPnce.dtilii ' ¼ 1 i 'A lettgr frgm Turin stats that the Sid Ssi'diala has Dent Count o Csgio andotlr;ofcer of ?? to take tlib'qrendCrsofS Muc'ed'S Ltrto Da -Ds~nuc'arva'lFnrnio' P~i~r. Ah~ 'tlisree& o'tlbopls on Monday morning an elestructita fire was disgoyersd to have ...

... ,XgE A1tSENALS OF FRANCE. (Fromn par Special Correspondentft) FOURTH LETTEB. BREST (FiNIATZ;itg), SErVERBER 13, 18G0. It is to bo hoped that not the least of the great con, qccst! which his Majesty Louis Napoleon professes to bave in view on behalf of the Empire, is the speedy eom* rltion of the railway from Paris to Breat. It Is by no mens a bad illustration of the backwardness of Franco ...

... The very important operation of placing the Great Eastern on the gridiron, at Milford Haven, was effected on Sunday evening last with masterly skill, under ciroum- stances, too, of the most adverse nature. The weather in the forenoon, although very wet, was not boisterous, but before evening it bad risen to almost a gale of wind from the westward, which is the only point from which the haven ...

... 1 . ~ ~ ?? , I The Duks of Northumberland has offered £30,000 for the endowment of new district churches in Tynemouth. Mr Jakdine, police magistrate at Bow-street, died on Friday night. Hood's works have been translated into German by Mr H. Harrys, of Hanover. It is stated that the project of introducing street tramways, on Mr Train's principle, in the metropolis. has been abandoned. Mr, Tom ...

... | - EXTRACTS FROM. PUNCH. m I THIN BEBS FEMALE EiMAt'OL ,ET.-TO' 'end the linen of forlorn old bachelors. EXTRAORDINARY FEAT IN NA'TVRA: HISTOCY,-Itl Canada they are making a Lion out of Wales I HUMANES ASPIHATIOT.-Miay, more blood be spilt in the establishmenat of Italian liberty, hut may it be only the blood of S. Janarlus i ' ' ; Thgtn BLACiKEST HYPOoaiSy.-A ensera pretending to be a ...

... : LATE ST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ,THE CO EY HAT AS],, AtX the CentralCriminal ourt, yesterday, William Slatcr iand :William Vivian were inditeid for the ?? of~ William Swift, a iumstio.' A ver- ; dit oiNobGuilty Was returned. - THE AGAPEMONE. IAt jiudge,'d ..cbibers yestarday, a writ of ! Ab-s eipuo wed granted- on behaf of mr, Price, .directing her husbanld, the .Bev. Lews P rice, to pro. ,:duce ...

... RAILWAY SIGNALB. ..I The frequency of ililwaY accidents hes we regast 10t state, become of late, painfully notodons. Any suggestion, thereforei tending the more effeotually to promote the public safety, is doserdnr ot atten tlon. An ingenious mechanic Mr WillfGrant of this town, proposes a plan by which he conceiv;; that many of the accidents now so prevalent -ight be avoided. The inventor ...