... A Q: EN T B. &berdeecr._A * R, lllile -liddizgton.Thos. Cowan I ?? Thos. Jfeuzios, -Do. .; QSmiles Castle St. ,: alawick R. Black -Do.: J. SB3ith laiixlck k_.J. Dalrleijh Do. .-:.1.);yllie&-Son ?? us ail ?? Lotlfian:. iLverkethiog.Miss Caml bell IDe. _.S. i. Morrloon Jedburgle A. & W. Easton l i De-, _J. WingatoN t Do. _T. Small I Anstrerher..L. tusselt- Juniper.Green Mrs Meikla 'Abrosth ...

... TEE BRITISH AND AMERICAN NAVIES. (From the Times.) The Americans are feeling the first puff of the hur- ricane which4 has been sweeping over the States of jurope. They are setting their house in order, look- ing to their national defences, and surveying their Navy. The report of the proceeding is a curious one. We publish some of its details in another column, that it may be seen how little ...

... ITELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE I- THE VOTING IN THE TWO SICILIES. (By SunxAMz TULUEA.) (1aoX o01R oWN CORREsoZT,.) NAPLS, OCT. 31. Udwards of a million votes hiave been given in favour of annexation; about tenathousand against Gsrib'mdi is in Naple The following telegrams have been received at, 1Mr. Renter's office: TH FRENCH INTERVENTION IN NAPLES MARSEILLS, WaDNESDAT. d Advies from Naples state ...

... SALUS rOPULI LEX SUPEEMA. ' ' - XSUMMARY., DOMRSTIC. I T'he alum total of Sunday;s collection for d the Irish Brigade'lh Ithe diocese of Dublin is 4d aboutb X800 After appealing fof nearly a I month to the people, after all the grand core- i monies in honour of the Brigade, the priests could onl extract the miserable sum of £477 from the entire Roman Catholic population d of Dublin I Dr. ...

... GERMAINY AND;: THE BALTIC.' [ I It ?? ~ [ [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONfDENT.], r Kri, October 27, 1860.-The question j1 which, has so long agitated thel public '.ind, -both in Denmrik'and in the Duchies, -it; was hoped might ere long have been, settled: by some judicious concessions on both sides but. the expectations whikh hlid been formed on this, subject havc, for the present at least, heen ...

... LATE on Saturday night, the grand torch-lighlt pro. cession of the firemen, in honor of the Prince, com- menced, and continued promenading the streets till past one o'clock in the morning, The volunteer fire-brigades of New York always forcn a most im- portint lnd picturesque element in nil processions. The volunteers of the various companies turned out to the number of nearly 6,000. All their ...

... CGErBRAL LAMORICIERE AND THE DUKE DPE GRAIMONT. (From the Times' Correspondence.) rome. October 25. * n have already been informed of the statements and occrstasil Lemetts that hayse appeared with respect to the e .tent Of support *Nhick the Roman Government and Gen. j50ii ,ci're biad been justified in reckoning upon by the ass$~-urances of M. de Gratnont. The subject is not Yet exhausted, or ...

... Warlike preparations have been carried on rn cf late in Fr-ance with unusual iurgency and acm fervour. They have now attained a pitch that I invests them with a special signifieance. In tob I I . . - : - Bril the opinionl of many well-qualified lookers-on, they are held to betoken an ulterior, though not a remote, deterniination to piek a quarrel Ot.o 2sejmewhere. B} thi3 .interpnitation right ...

... Y'Ato Tht EeR- .1s4s _ 1 ' [ 9 fi{i ?? ~ ~ ~ lii Vey 'Therj~iobe&i Pris Icorrespondelirt remarks NE.;I lttiiandek 'by af the 'French bliiv~sha'spupably QGag 4~i A-tiand e etuia 'cimpaign. Never )vere .thenal ndmilitir ~reuc~s. of France in FE( such a foridble _staie, of.evelopmqent, _,WJ the Italian Contuingiet, the Emperor' can briffig. '80'0000 mon into th6; hold.' ' r s~y Ttis ot ruethat ...

... SARDINIA. AND TURKEY. I Count Cavour has addressed the following circular to the Sardinian Legations:- Turin, 15th Oct. Monsieur le Ministre,-You know from my preceding,; 4 communications the attitude which the King's Govern ment has thought right to take in the:question of Syria. When, i in the~month of Angust last, on the announcement of the ( massacres which devastated the Christian ...

... TIHE VOL UY'TEER MO VEMVENT. FIRING, &c., OF VOLUNTEERS IN THE PARKS, WAR.OFFICE NOTIFICATION, Yesterday the commanding officers of the various metro- politan volunteer rifle corps received the following singular circular dated from the War -office, and signed by Colonel .M '..'lurdo, superintending inspector of rifle volunteers:- Immediate. War-office, October 29, 160. Sir-It having ...

... WAISALL. Titer CsOAfrON5'105 VISIT: SCENE IN THEl C1110ri5, AND flow OUTsrDEt.-Though the first exhibition of the Cheampion, oil Tuesday, passed off pleasantly enough, the second wan attended by proceedings of a declidedly anti-pacific chArsotor, which could not have condassved to the osuccess of the un dertakiog. During the afternoon, and after the first show, Sayers associated witih his ...