... There is another and a very different spectacle to be witnessed at the Capua railway station, and there I drive from the palace of the Foresteria. A vast crowd is assembled outside, and the National Guardsmen keep order. The windows are crowded with people—nay, even the tops of some of the low buildings near at hand; and ten times more enthusiasm is shown to see the prisoners brought in from ...

... ScnAMYL.—The Northern Bec^ r,f ff;, p„ipi„i. says that Schawl has just giv^ & dinner on the o-cV Sum of the arrival of the wif^ hjs eldest son. renowned Jf th.e SaU0*fS^ f0'^er There were pre ent at the table, besides tfee guests, all the male S the Schamyl faW% The dinner was European thresh out and prepared by an accomplished Cook, and endvi with fruits and coflee; hut, r!s there was no ...

... SECOND MON. V. R. C.—SHAM FIGHT.-On Saturday last a sham fight took place in what are known as the Farm fields between the members of the above corps, under the command of Captain Roden. The point se. lected for the attack was the Railway bridge, across which a party of skirmishers was advancing, apparently uncon- cerned wehn the enemy was discovered in the immediate vicinity. Some sharp ...

... A letter from Warsaw, dated Oct. 25, says :— It is impossible to send any news of the Conferences, for the very good reason that there have not been any Conferences at all, in the meaning usually attached to the word. Doubtless, interviews have taken place between the different statesmen and ministers who accompany their sovereigns. There have been visits and conversa- tions but no diplomatic ...

... BY OUR LOXDON CORRESPONDENT. OUr readers will understand that we do not hold ourselves re- sponsible for our able correspondent's opinions. THE public, in spite of the reasoning of marine authorities, cannot help being very anxious about the Prince of Wales. He left Portland on the 21st of October, and up to the present time, although two of Cunard's steamers have arrived, nothing has been ...

... At twenty minutes past G o'clock the jury returned into court. The prisoner gazed anxiously at each of the jurymen as he entered the box, and exhibited great anxiety. Mr. Hemp, the deputy clerk of arraigns, then inquired of them whether they had agreed upon their verdict. The foreman of the jury in s, low tone said, We have; we find the prisoner Guilty. Mr. Hemp then asked the prisoner in the ...

... EMBARKATION OF THE PRINCE OF WALES FOR ENGLAND. LONDONDERRY, OCT. 30. The Montreal Ocean Company's steamer North Briton, Captain Borland, which left Quebec on the 20th inst., has arrived. The steam-ships Nova Scotian and United Kingdom had arrived out. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales arrived at Boston on the evening of the 17th inst. Much enthusiasm was displayed, and everything passed ...

... DEATH OF THE EARL OF DUN- DONALD. We deeply regret to learn of the death, at 1 o'clock on Wednesday morning, at his residence. at Kensington, of the Earl of Dundonald. The deceased nobleman was in his 85 Ji year. ...

... G. STOKES. Snow-hill, City, provision dealer. W. W. BAKER, and H. SEN J ALL, Old Bailey, City, mannfac. turlng stationers, C. G. BAIL, Peterborough, Northamptonshire, coal merchant. F, RANDALL, Whitechapel-road, coach builder, W. POWELL, Newport, Monmouthshire, linen draper. G. 1\i, P. DASIEL, Camelford, Cornwall, ironmonger. W. LKE and H. SMITH, Batley Yorkshire, woollen cloth manu- facturers ...

... MEETINO BETWEEN KINO VICTOR EM- MANUEL AND GENERAL GARIBALDI. The Debats contains a Jetter from its correspondent at the head- quarters of King Victor Emmanuel, giving the following account oftho meeting between his Majesty and General Garibaldi;- Garibaldi arrived at an aubarge between Teano and Speranzano and stopped there during the night of the 25th. He ordered his column to advance, and ...

... ISiuforitecf Kelas, A Symphony, from the pen of Ilerr Keinthaler ^vhose Jephtbai3 only a little short of first-class merit as an oratorio, is to be shortly expected. M. Ole Ball, the eccentric but greatly gifted violinist, is said to be about to visit this country in pur- suit of his profession. A new opera by Frank Mori, entitled The Bride of Florence, is among the novelties to be expected ...

... GARIBALDI'S FAREWELL PRO- CLAMATION. ROYAL VISIT TO SICILY. NAPLES, Nov. 12. King Victor Emmanuel leaves to-morrow'for Sicily, and will return on the 17th inst. Great festivities arc to take place on the 18th inst. General La. Marmora- has been intrusted with the military reorganisation. Garibaldi, in his farewell proclamation, tells his com- panions in arms to be ready to follow him again, as ...