... - 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 present moi:th or at the bein ning of October. At the inspection of the London riie brigsde on Saturday, Colonel M'Murdo statedthatfo- steadines they surpassed anything he had seen in any cOrP? but ...

... 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 whether they could not be induced to forego their expressed Intention of proceeding to bankruptcy, had an interview with the directors on Saturday last, the result of which was that the directors ...

... 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 ...

... ,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 ...

... 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, ...

... LATEST ATEWS. (2 (Ba BT4S4 aend IHh Magnetze 2eZUVrckp, BO [RBEUTR'S TELEGRAM.1 rn FRANCE. ry THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON SHOT AT. TouLox, Selp. 13. An Individual fired a pistol at the Emperor during his stay at Toulon. The arm of the assassin wvs, however, struck by a woman at the moment of his disolarging the re pistol, and his aim was thus frustrated. No person was r. wounded. The assassin has ...

... 311iSCELLANEOUS.. Hlood's works have been translated into German o by Ma. Hlaru, of Hanover. Ju Madams Pfesiffer, the celebrated traveller, hasa lu1 left, -in neanuoript, an auitobiography, and an aceount of a I her last voyaige to Madagasoar. ?? The Maidstone and Blue Jacket have arrived A from ' qlboorne with 804162 ounees of gold, worth about bf £&,30,0uo. The Arabia, from Boston, has ...

... 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 ...

... THlE CONSTABULARY. A general oider has been recently issned by the Inspector-General, Sir Hl. Brownrigg- to the police hii Ireland, rireetling thens to ic ii ocovererl, or not to wear theih caps. whilst giving evidence in presence of magistrates. Tho oider recites that it weas issed on the representation of ir. Pierce Crcagh, one of the magistrates prosid ing at the Elimistimon Sessions, in ...

... LATEST NEWS, BY ELWTRIo AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH. O Crn E6, TEMPLE BuILDINS, NEw STIXEP. RRU2WR8 TELEGRAM& ATTEMPTED ASSASSINAT[ON OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. TOULON, SscrrnaesBE, 13 (by-letter.) An individual fired a pistol at the Emperor during his stay at Toulon. The arm of the assassin was, how- ever, struck by a woman at the moment of his dis- charging the pistol, and his aim was thus ...

... R GALU,-ADI :EXCUIRIONMSTR DEPARTURE OF THE FIRST ]3XGLt8 , . DETACHKENT. The first detachment of (aTiibaldl, bxiuiolat, 20 strong, which was made pp of men Wlnsiging to various ranks of life, sailed from the Thames for their deatinatofin oniSundaymbning. They wereassembled at the Fenchurch-atreet station at three a.m., and Proceeded by railway to Tilbury, where they em barked on board a ...

... 6 1) c 1, 0 ?? I 1t1Tcl . 13 BEL F AST: TUESI)AY, SEPT. 18, 1860. TlicE news troin Italy continues to be of a stirring character. The town of Todi has risen and as- serted its freedom. Victor Emmanuel was pro- claimed, and the Papal troops withdrawn. Mean- while Cialdini advances on Ancona by forced marches, and almost at any moment we may hear news of the decisive combat. The fleet of Naples ...