... ITALY-CAUTION, OR FREEDOU IN PERIL * tFrM the Timem) - The Italian nation has displayed during the fifteen months -which have succeeded the battle of Solferino qualities which entitle it to the respect and admnirati'n of every lover of constitutional freedom. With the sngle exception of the outrage at FParma, the nation lAS kept itsel clear from the sanginar excesses of democracy. It has ...

... INTOXICATING DRINKS AT RAILWAY : STATIONS. To the Editor of the Tinte. Sir,-The enclosed letter embodies, as you will see, the result of long experience, and if you should give it a place in your journal would probably have'great weight with those who are officially or otherwise concerned in the welfare of railway passengers and railway officials. 9oping you will consider it worthy of a space ...

... N G LA NDI. TXt CfiAiNEL FLnyT. -It is believed that the I Channel Fleet is under sailing orders for Caliz. I GIFT OFw 30,000 To THIP PARISH OF TytqEmOUri'. -The division of Tyniemouth parish into districts, so long desired, is at last, we believe, un fait accompli. It was known a few years ago thatthis Grace the Do2je of Northumberland, who is tlfe lay rector of the r,,trisb, had obered to ...

... - LIVERPuOL NEWS. (From our own Correspondent.) Saturday, Sept. 15. THE LIVmnvOOL TowN Cousct AND THE ASSOCITION FOR TrE PROMOTION OP SOcIAL Scimqca.-A considerable amountb of discussion has bteus carried on in alU circles of Liverpool society for the ?? ten days, arising out of some remarks which were made at the last Council meaetiug by one of the members. relative to the course of remark ...

... THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE WINDSOR Lt. IRON WORKS. e - -- .1 1 3 -C W l; - The inquest on the body of William Hughes, wbj was killed at the ironworks of Mr. J. Hamilton, jun., Wind- sor, on Tuesday last, was held on Thursday before P. F. Curry, Esq., the borough coroner. Before proceeding to view the hody,'the Coroner, addressing the jury, said the in- vestigation was one of a very important ...

... I WHO Is PRINCE GEORGE GALusZIN? WiAU lb VRLNUB ?? ranan--.i The arrival in England of this iq trioun nobleman and justly celebrated amateur, although occmrig so late' in the season, has produced a sensation of no ordinary kind in musical circles. If he were not illustrious on account of his ank as one of the first dignitarie of the Muscovite Empire, and as - scion of one of the oldest and ...

... THE THIID WAR IN. NA., I D &D.LAF -V £.. .LL.V l.LNA. IN. (Frem the Timm) - Thie letter we yesterday published frm our special .orrespondent who accompanies the British expedi- tion to China, has given precise iforlatiou as to the aition of the allied forces, and an to the sat of z~birs in that country, up to the 12th of July last, .At that date the twro expedtionary r forces were in -perfect ...

... a ?? n~ (From the Times.) } We regret to have again to record a fatal disaster which happened in the Tyrol on the morning of the 31st of Augustt last, and by which the Rev. W. G. Watson, chaplain of r Gray's Inn, and grandson of the celebrated Bishop of -f Llandaff, met with a similar fate to that which so recently befell our three unfortunate countrymen in crossing the Col a du Geant. v At 2 ...

... Brito rzEoISTEATIoN OF VoTERs.-Mr. Sherifff 1aclar- n lane held a court yesterday for the registration of voters foe ,ile burgh Of Paisley. Two claims were rejected, being un- h supported by the necessary evidence. The following are the -numbers of the 'electors in the several wards this year, and. on the previous roll:- ,l Ward. ! 1S60-61. 185'-CO. 1. ?? 176 .. 179 2. ?? 261 269 3. ?? 281 ?? ...

... TEE GARIBALDI EXCURSIONIgST. _kItB1vA LN LONDOl, AND LETrB FROM NAJ0A_8RTyLns. , -i be observed by the sebjoined satizfactory aote mlajor. Styles, of General Garibaldi's staff, to 'Mr. Id;l',3r, secretary of the Garibaldi Fund Committee, that :1xcUrsionists from Glasgow had arrived iiLion, ba been approved of, and would be cared for til-fhey c in course of the week, for Naples. It will-be ...

... SARDINIA AND ROMB. Mr_ //t~ I-- -_ AAA A ?? ?? a _ We (Tim~es) have received from our Turin correspondent a copy' of the Memorandum addressrd by the Sardinian Govelanent to its representativ.a at foreign Courts, explain- ing its reasons for eiftering the Romr.s Stat-7. It is as follows: The Peace of Vil~afranca, by assuring to the Italians the right of disposing of their own fate, empowered ...

... LONDON,I SEPTEMBER 15. Lord Clvde visited Belfast on Saturday last. 'We regret to learn that Lieutenlant-Geteral Sir Harry Smit, G. C.B., has been attacked hy disease of the heart, and it is feared he cannot recover.- Globe. CUBA AS]D HER PLANTATIoNs.-The islarid of Cuba, in spite of Spanish misrule, says tbeLendowmerican, is one of the most prosperous po1tions of the earth. Her present ...