... - rVLUNTEER MOVEDENTS. We (Sheffled IndepnjoClt) understand it has ban arranged to reniew the wiiple of the volunteer rigS corps in Derbyshire. in 2hatgworth Pask, either at the conclusion of the pres ...

... TELEGI ?? NESS. , Sit larsrry ?? ist'aftd ito LAV sed good ?? oilWedeadaty, ~ag to he amioli bt ter. . i . (ioutIly, a )*e)aioau; tried yesterday for em-' RlZal trust oqel,. wk a f oundg~ailtyi but re ...

... THE FAILURE OF MESSRO. HICKMAN. Yesterday we stated that the deputation appointed by Messrs. Hickman's creditors to wait upon. the Dudley and West Bromwich Banking Company, with a view to ascer- tain ...

... 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 ...

... he he THE PRINCE CONSORT'S FARM AT WINDSOR. The Flemish Farm, containing 400 acres, of which 240 are arable and 160 pasture, is a very stiff soil, being on the err London clay. It has all been drained on Parkes' plan, four nyfeet deep, at a cost of 31. per acre, exclusive of pipes and cdartage. It had been previously drained on the shallow sys. i tem. Here His Royal Highness has displayed ...

... JESUS COLLEGE, OXFORD. A 9(noLA11,11r open without restriction Or preference ai5 to place of birth or education, being now vacant, the Principal ?? Fellows will proceed to the Election of a fit person as Schola, on Thursday, the 25th day of October. The MEanlisotjon will coiuence on Monday the 22nd of October. aud Candidates are required to present their letters to tje Principal and Fellows on ...

... 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 ...

... BRISTOL PENNY BANK.-Amount of deposits re- ceived on Monday evening was Is. ld. the number of depositors 579; of new accounts opened 71. CAUTION TO HOUSEKEEPERS.—On Tuesday morn- ing, about half-past ten o'clock, a robbery was com- mitted in the house of Mr. Gaskin, Ciiftoc-h. me, Clifton. A young lady, residing in ht? houie, who had been engaged in writing, left the parlour window open, and ...

... MARK-LANE, MONDAY, SEPT. 10 There are still ready sellers of Engiisli WHEAT, and the reduc- tion since Monday last has been 4s to Gs per quarter, new selling at 44s to 61s atid old 50s to 60s, at which not much business done. Heavy supplies of foreign, few buyers, and prices much lower, ruling at;526 to 56s: and Russian 4bs to 5.4s. The FLOUR trade also ruled heavy, and a reduction: sellers ot ...

... DISTURBING A CONGREGATION.-A parrot belonging to some friends of mine was generally taken out of the room when the family assembled for prayers for fear lest he might take it into his head to join irreverently in the responses. One evening, however his presence happened to be unnoticed, and he was forgotten. For some time he maintained a decorous silence, but at length, instead of Amen, out ...

... 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 ...

... .. ?? 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 ...