... SECOND E SECOND EDiT.ION. IBY ELEXE0 AND XAGNSET TEL3GRA2PI.] The HEOpw611, from Pomb`y for laodae, la Vrecked. The Polish Catholic CIet intend to m orhlie the COZr on behzlf of the Woverlga Pontlmi The ?? Is published th~smoruig under the title of the Star and 2Di arnounolng that its PXhcIples 3V.11 undergo no chpoge. A ouservative dinner took place at isleoad, In Ese; on Friday rght. Mr. Du ...

... Ia I LOCAL INTELLGNE. I THE frB5 I~NTSYRBON -T3proceed-. to i ings of the Revisiod Opurtfwere redeeeil yesterday nsi iat St. ?? Hall. Mr. Clarke Aspbiall appeared gtoN 16rth ?? Mr.-Btanoh or the tlones. In all .Wcst Dierby Ward,. the objbiens made by Liberals poo 3ere 2li ;.:Struok off, 1lfo obiections by Tories, 24 soe Et raok 4ffi.240 r Olalms by ,Libeyals, 10; allowed, 4; dea . j Tories, 2 ...

... ITHEO PRWCE IN THE U&TED ; - ; I I j STATES., - l re ohe Pniice of ?? Canadaor he Thursday, Sepeimber 20. The'train made but few llii - stoppaes, thongb at eiery'station there weot crowds nkg of to'opl' w*hd wared lagas,' played the national er. aib6ii, and obeeied the Pinoe. AtNewberry there rer was a small gathering of.Orangemen, and as the traim rly slackene4 en impident Irishman wvaed en, ...

... IYIRRAL AGRICUU[UIAL i a- it I SO LETY. A'I~NUAl EX8IBITIO.N 'OF ~LIVE * ?? PoULITRYZ ?? , ~ U] The ,secon4I ilututina~l xhibition of -live sto~k pouty n ?? all, I ?? wi4~th']! ih ir giutrill SDsiety,..tfpojj' Bliec paceonA.edne.da, ni c er Mr. Hunti~hs, ,1f' 'B .the, ltok.Ferrykitlwihls'ne b-rty ?? -placbd ab, the diepclo h oit i entllpa grounds, -whnre-eeehbtdte amipe.et 'Om and, the ...

... LOCAL. INTELIJ1GIENCE. 6W iik, i~mpotL ?? la WAS a strobg -wind jrom, 44.t1n .W., anduig h ni,-ht it ro.be'to la, ?? hhein Umed W.i righ, itith gioat tijolent td etra lnorjaiv. T e storin-*sW iioc liinA W titev with bbav. ?? of rhih aitl ail. TWo di thi~eb. large vesseli'were obllge4 to put baoktruhsrs nf weather, but, fortun&tey;, ?? *Mersey an~ltbe lodks ustained littleo orsae Yeat drdi the ...

... ?? 'A :t , `-CORRE TE 'WORKMElust, VOMdWTTEE AND 'A 0ONTRATA(t; ~~O tltl ...

... FOREIG'. INTELLItGENCE. | ITALY. Letters from NapleA. to A 6th state that the d Marquis de Pallavitino in hls- quality Of - prd- a, Dictator, having reqiieetedI Miazsini to-leave Nap]e[, the latter'hrdd talceA his departure from that 'oity. g It: 'Is ebontimdd thatbthe aqnoession of all the Neapolitau railwayl id- been granted ?? di t. tthe firm of Adaus, of Leghorn. U -: - 3 ?? 'km .&.Advies ...

... ?? ~ ?? em ; UI MAET'iVlI~T~i (Fsm the ' u - ; ^ a - ?? r C bur sept*.26, Lc dd. ; ;Sir,-Her ?? the Queen,: LePrince 'O6onii, and the Princesn Alibe, embarked-at; 'Grawesend,'fi; the ?? Alberhj'4r. Sa-trday; there 26n msv tu 'PhaLfps t- ve p.m., and aived her~a ffo-p~n. eat.eiday~. lis' Majest the . ltin art five gift I . M tI A ben t ah e oiibeard the ro a.jacht at Ahtwe 6ro hf pD seven ...

... *ARCHBISEoP cULLEN ON TEE ., IT: ]ALT& QUESTION. : Archbishop Cullen preached at the termination of the mass celebrated in the Dublin Roman Cathedral, on Friday, for tbe.:repose of the souls of those who fell at Spoleto, Peru-ia, and other places. , The most reverend prelate, having extolled the Virtues of the fallen and defeated, proceeded Wt donounce Victor Ecmanuel and Glarib~aldi- Alas!, ...

... D1STRICT NEWS. DUDLEY. HonsJ STEAIIra.-At the New, Town Hall, On Wednesday, before A. B. Cochrene and 0. Csrtwrlght, E-qrs., John Price, labourer, was charged with stealing one mare and one foal, the property of William Hiogley. Pulicc-sorgeant DAvis stated that ho appreb6nded the prisoner on the 80th ult. en suspicion of steal- ig the animals In question. Prisoner replied, I am innocent. ...

... DUDLEY. WESLEYAN MIssIoNARY SOOIETY.-On Sunday last the usual annual sermons in connection with the Wesleyan Missionary Sucihty, were preached in the Wesleyan Chapel, King Street, by the Rev. J. Cox, oisseonary, just returned from China. On the following day a public meeting was hold, at which addresses were deliveded by the Rev. J. Cox, Rev. S. W. Christophers, of Bir- mingham, Rev. W. Way, ...

... FOREIGMlq iAYBUlGHas. TEUIE;A.T I NS VENETIA. A letter fromn Venice of the 4th says:- I have ?? a fbinIgiit',' ind shall never for- get that time as long as I live; boo dull and monotonous has it Iee. Have you'ev'er taken a walk to Vijenes 'on a week-day?, If yps haive, f course yyo -saw none but >olFiers. Ibis just the sameohere; as with the exception 6R 'a few petty tradespeople and ...