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... _ I eO- B .BL J!!. F9 S . j HIORRIiBLE , DAKLOS RES, stipon has b reracted In Sanitu ' ; y;the' htf, under, exti ord aro ren taucjse, of % alrs. Aleson Vetfas.1 T inquest vas atmmenced alit a week Eince, .a d the jury returned a verdict that.qae dceea ddiredl Lejkcowvn a~t wig~iout aceomf ;anjing that veyriet with, any deolaiation of -their. ?? ieS to the condition of mind in wbhioh the un- ...
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... J SALUS rOPULI LEX SUPREI?A. 41. = . A ?? .DOMESTIO. 1 ; t The Quenu erved at obur sd afiernoon i. a o Tesday' Prince j reeeption at thie (tape of Good ?? has; been quite as enthusiastic as that of his brothur ih Owada. The Euryalus arrived in Sitnoi's'Baj on Tuesday the 24th July, and the Pkinel.apidecl- anadl Wae a public entry into Qape' T9whon Wtlitfolilowing- day, M6biidWbt his ?? ...
... 'f :- Fj ?? ' - ' ?? ,wlll?4E] ZLY-Soal -11 - ; ;DOMEICT1C. . - The Queen arrlved at Coburgon Tucada afteroon. ,. ; Prince Alfred's reception at the Cape of Good Hope. has been quite aa nthushatio a tt Dtf his brother i anada The E lu arrived iu ritn oi's B&y 'Tuesy tbs4t J'uiy, and the 'rinc~landed u made i public enly into Cape Town on the following dq, attended by-h Excellency the hvernor S ...
... liv Oi% Naig rot. TUESDAY,' SEPTEMBER 25, 1860, NEWSJ 0' THE: DAY. THERE seems at last to be some probability of the new treaty with France coming into actual opera- tiocs. A Manchester contemporary, who is gene- rally well informed on this subject, says 1We understand that the first supplementary convention for fixing the new duties in the French tariff, embracing ,articles of iron and all ...
... FRIDAY MORINENG, SZPTEM3BEP. 28. |I Is istated that the Sardinian troops have ?? succeesses, and occupy the suburbs of Ancons. From Shanghai, we learn that the B~itislx aun French forces proceeded to the Peiho on the 2%th July, and that it was intended to take the forts be. fore treating with the Chinese. A letter from Turin declares that Garibaldi lost 403 killed and wounded, and 300 ...
... - TEE LATE Nit. R. -INGRAMi M.P.-The Morning Chronicle, on Tuesday, having reported that Mr. Herbert Ingra'tn, M.P, had not been lost oa board the Lady Elgin, says now that unhappily there can be no doubt as to the calamity.. Mr. Stansell, the conductor ef Mr. Ingram's paper mills at Loudwater, and Mr. John Cassell, both recognised the body and bad it 'placed in spirits awd sent to New York, ...
... An English lady writes as follows from Naples: I have seen to-day the face of Garibaldi, and now all the devotion of his friends is made as clear as day to me. You have only to look into his face, and you feel that there is, perhaps, the one man in the world in whose service you would take your heart in your hand and follow him blindfold to death. I never altogether understood that feeling ...
... (For the ensuing Week). FLOWER-GARDEN AND SHRUBBERIES.—Where cuttings of verbenas and such like things have yet to be put in, they should be inserted rather thinly in deep pans or shallow pots in which they can be wintered, as they will be got established sooner in this way than would be the case if they were to be potted off before winter, and we have frequently found late cuttings managed in ...
... NAPLES. MARSEILLES, SEPT. 15. ,Letters from Naples, to the 11th inst. state that very ardent popular demonstrations were taking place in that city. Many priests and monks were fraternising with. the people. A police regulation prohibited the compelling of the inhabitants to shout Long live Garibaldi! Numerous desertions were taking place from Gaeta, laat, the greater part of the soldiers and ...
... MAME! LLE& rr. Letup tram Najd* to tin Ilik but *Mt *r rudest roger densanstratians were taking city. say prisms and state were 1ir:A..41..1Pa •• the people. A polkerrgelatiorr prohibit.. I thr the inhabitants to oboist Lung lire I:.tothal.4 . Netatrousdesertioar were taking place II opt tbe greater pan of the soldier* and sail I. advantage N tie Dictator's unborn/mos taws • their homer. ...
... I B42P0ORD3)IBR AWUMTURAL SOCIBRT. I | +, I f >T11eA~ua1 diulnnr of Oim. 9Qlety-ws helg on y rsao~veuig ,iant~ lere co°ep~era eonsec~ted w.tb Messrt. i atxs'ibrewery. 'Ohelo'ngtable: etended the entire c length Atthe building, in th. centre of which sat the noble ' helinautasld Ath e princpalguestav Tho remsider of. tbe t] , comptai about OO0-were sealt at thirteen transverse e tables. The rof ...