... 4 , , 118 ?? - li 1Ns - - xmp5X 2CWRW-011O Yesterday Mr. ?? ShO41, the barrister IN heo d to MU etel ht forta county of Mid-be ;ile ht a - rstt -the OM -Blk- 1 bIn- Dedfout, a ehre~hn a£ the li og I., tberoax tiaihas com- PC ?? in tli' Beidfont : hibg distiet-amey, Ashford, oat. Canftord, Felthain, Hampton, Hampton Wick, th U qulingten; Harnondaworth, Ialeham, Littleton, is n , wellwSuabnv, ...

... .. ?? 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 ...

... SNASEiUL FLIGHT OF THE RING OF !I\APLES.-GARIBALDI TRIUMpa ANT. The Upas-tree of decpotisrn-itiwhose malignant shade nillions of human beings wither and perish -has just lost one of its most baleful branches. The last save one, of the reigning stems of the once mighty house of Bourbon has fallen. Francis the Second, surnamed Bootbirlo, the son of Bomba, has Red from the capital of his late ...

... THE PRpNCE'S PROGRESS. Our latest ad-gices from the United States give us the following items of intelligence. It.would appear that the ball at Montrea, onL the 27th of August, ia honour of the prince, was a very grand affair. The might was dark an I rainy, aud every carriage in the city was in requisition to convey fair ladies and gea.- tlemen to the ball roOM, which is about two miles from ...

... lI GrEOPEzi 4ZWAiN OVEtR NIAGAAA FALS. III TbacBulduo Vworier gives the following account of te lstct f foolhriness j~rorined upon a, roea ?? b one Willim Hunt, otherwise known as About 4 'clock, as I ?? aol] A~iou 4 ocock, 5 peradvertisemeirt, Farimi appeared for tDE in thfe inclosure. on eithsr side of the river perhaps twoCa, thousand persons awaited the spectacle. He was dressed i tights, ...

... RA LILTWA Y lXTELLEGENCE. _ _ A LONDON, CHATIiAM, AND t)OVE R. A ?? general mieetin, of the shareliolders of this compainy was heldl yesterdaty lit the olliCtei., Moirg~ite-street, Lord flinris in tile chair, far the purposc li ianiing on mortgage bond the stimi of £30,000. Mr. HoILoyi), the secretary of the eomtpar'y, haxving read the Cl;U9S inl the Compaunies' Capital Act f ' list session, ...

... THE RErlVAL MOVBHXfiT IN DUNDEB, PAINFUL CASE. A very painful and distressing case occurred a few days sinceteamannamed John Cormick,a workmanin the Messrs. Norrie and Sons' calendar, Meadowside. For these past few weeks his conduct and general appearance have been such as to impress upon the minds of his fellow-workmen an opinion that all yees not right, and latterly they openly entertained ...

... TIHE lARVEYST. Such has been the rapidity of harvest-work during the last fortnight, that fully two-thirds of the wheat crop have now been carried. Another ten days of fine weather will nearly complete the harvest in this country. In Scotland large quantities of produce have been secured in good condi- tion, and the accounts from thence in reference to the potato crop are very favournble. The ...

... SARI)INIA. AND ITALY. The ?? descrihes the position of the ftie cor1ym 4'ar~,&e comuposiug the forees of the King- Ii t o a I;,ly to be as followvs -Tbe Isc and 3d i occuply the line of the Po, froms Piacenza to Ferrara; the 2_1 guards tile Mlnicio, from Bhrescia to )lMonte- I chtiaro, n.der the orrders of (leneral La Marulora tho 4th, comumanded by General Cialbinii, is ad- vancing alongll ...

... THIE MOORS. AUCorTERTIARDER,-GROUSE AND PAITnTDaEfo SHOOTING. -The sport this scason on the moors in this locality (writes our correspondent) Continues to be good, though it does not average some previous years. This is chiefly to be imputed to thc circumstance that the hatching season was unpro- pitious and disastrous. The frequency of hail showers and heavy reias was destruetive to the nests ...