... THE CAOL OF NEWQATE. The most extensive alterations are at present going on in the gaol of Newgate, with a view to fully carry out the separate system of confinement, and to prevent the contamination that prevailed, owing to the indiscrimi- nate mixing of young and old offenders together. These alterations are now confined to the female side of the gaol, the whole of the male side having been ...

... LONDON CORN EKGHANQt. MARK-TANE, MONDAY, OCT. 8. The WH-EM trade presented a quiet 'appearanoe to-day, but ill prices of English scarcely any variation new white selling- at 50s to '66s; and red 4Ss to 64s per quarter. Sales in forelgft. limited at 5Ss to 70s; and Russian 52s to 5Ss. In FLOUR much business: town-made 50s to 57s; country- made 44s to 4Ss per sack: and An1èr'ican 29s to 3,5s per ...

... €!je €Tvram of HE CALLS THEE, EDWiN. Sir,—Am Havin the misfortin to be Hear For iarsnv wtch i wish to Be Tried by jury of My Countrymn as i wold lik to now wick Way is To B« Mill or Quiets But i ear the Gudge is Gone to itly to be Counsel to GENL GopBALDY, and advice Him to Shoot unfortnne Chaps as cant abear the Enmy shootin of Them v, icu seem ard but May be all Wright but what Caul has ...

... ROME (via Marseilles), OCT. II. General Goyon has sent three regiments to reoccupf Viterbo and the patrimony of St. Peter. General Lamoriciere and General Schmidt are eÄ pected here. Becdelievre has been appointed colonel. Cordova has been summoned to Gaeta. The Pope has issued a proclamation ordering an mcrairv concerning the prisoners taken by the Sardinians, whom the Papal Government ...

... We give one or two letters which have appeared on the other side. Senex writes as follows Far be it from me to deny that the Great Unseen can, and may at any time, will to communicate with his creatures by means that may be seen as well as heard, and felt; but I must see something superhuman in the object, as well as in the act, before I can ac- knowledge agency, divine or devilish, before I ...

... THE STEPMSY MURDER. COMMITTAL. OF MULLINS, On Tuesday, the inquiry was again resumed. Mr. Wontner said he proposed to follow the movements of the prisoner to such a period as was just antecedent to the murder. Up to 8 o'clock in the evening of the 13th, he was on his way to the Grove-road. They did not trace him beyond that until the witness Mitchell met him the next morning at 5 o'clock in a ...

... NAPLES, SKPT. 29 (via, GBSOA). An order of the day of Garibaldi published at Caserta says:— Brave Soldiers,—The Sardinians are about to enter Neapolitan territory. Very soon you shall have the happiness of clasping their victorious hands. The ofliciallist of the new Ministry is as follows Inteiior-Conforti. Public Works—Giura. Justice —Scura. Marine—Anguissola. Public Instructlon- Desanctes. ...

... PARIS, SEPT. 30. The Moniterur contains the following:- The Emperor has decided upon immediately reinforc ing the corps of occupation at Rome by sending a division of infantry, two squadrons of cavalry, and a battery ot* artillery. The Sardinian Government has been informed that General Goyon has received instructions authorising him to extend his action so far as the military conditions to ...

... Cfje fcc. A iWr.-to Am'eed. —• A reached us from the Paarl showing that boys will be boys even though they be the sons of royalty. The bed- chamber of the young prince and his two companions, Mr. Gray, and Mr. J oeelyn, both of the Euryalus, was in an opposite part of the building to Sir George Grey's. His excellency, being fatigued, retired early, but it was not to immediate rest. His ...

... LONDON, MOKDAT, OCT. 15. There is less doing in Colonial Produce; arrivals are on the increase; but at present scarcely any variation in prices. Im- portant public sales are announced of Tea, Sugar, and Spices. In the markets for Russian Products less briskness, and more desire to sell Tallow and Hemp. A more ready sale for Metals, and fully last week's quotations realised. Few orders for Dye ...

... GARIBALDI'S POSITION.-THE NEAPOLI- TAN HOSPITALS. t In the letter of the cot-respondent of the Times, dated Naples, Oct. 10, we read' No fact of any great importance has occurred at Santa Maria since the 1st of October. Skirmishes among the ? advanced posts occur daily, and the Royalists and Gari- baldini shell one another continually. A friend who has returned from the lines tells me that the ...

... A GREEN OLD AGE.—There is now living AT Chambon-Fougerolles (Loire) a woman, who, according to the parish register, was born on the 15th December, 1753 she is therefore in her 107th year her eyesight in good, and she walks well, .going every day to and fre from Chambon to Saint-Chamond, carrying packages of all kinds. She drinks well, eats better, and at times goas into the wood to cut faggots ...