... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, TUESDAY, NOV. 13. Market very quiet and drooping. Wheat and flour dull of sale. and rather lower. Indian corn and beaus GJ. cheaper. Othllt articles very quiet, SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET, TUESDAY, NOV. 13. Messrs. Davis and Co. report trade dull, prices lower. Prices Prime meadow hay 75s to 80s; superior do. 90s to lMil; inferior do. 50s to 60s; rowen, 40s to 50s; clover, ...

... CRUELTY.—A few weeks ago, we had to record an atro- cious act of cruelty, committed by a girl named Allsop, by putting some fowls into an oven which had been recently used, and leaving them there until the.v were baked to cinders. No notice being taken of the affair, the girl re- peated the offence, thinking she could commit such acts with impunity; but this time, we are happy to say, she ...

... NAPLES, Nov. It. King Victor Emmanuel entered the city half-past, 9 o'clock this morning. An immense crowd of people assembled, notwithstanding the torrents of rain wlueh were falling. Universal joy is manifested. ...

... On Wednesday afternoon the remains of the late Earl of Dundonald were interred in Westminster Abbey. In the procession from hia lordship's late residence, Queen's- road, Kensington, were mourning coaches containing the Hon. Thomas Barnes Cochrane, now the Earl of Duli- donnld, lion. Horace Barnard William Cochrane, Captain the Hon. Arthur Auckland Cochrane, R.N., C.B., Lieu- ienant the Hon. ...

... THE NEW G.C.B. AND K.C.B. Major-General Sir James Hope Grant, K.C.B., whose elevation to the highest rank of the Order of the Bath appeared in the Gazette on Saturday, is the fifth son of the late Francis Grant, Esq., of Kilgraston and Pit- caithly, North Britain, the head of one of the best of the old county families of Perthshire; his mother was Anne, eldest daughter of Robert Oliphant, Esq ...

... 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 ...

... THE MAYOR'S DINNER.-This annual event came off on Tuesday last, at the King's Head Hotel, and host Webb fully bore out his character as caterer on the occa- sion. The spread, which was all that could be desired, was served up in capital style, and amply discussed by about sixty gentlemen, who met to do honor to their new { chief magistrate, J. L. Nicholas, Esq. Several speeches were made, ...

... POLICE COURT.—The business at this court on Wed- nesday last, was confined to one single case of drunkenness, in which a Navvy called Howell Price, was fined 5s. and costs. FIRE.—A considerable amount of excitement was created in this town on the evening of Tuesday last, by a report that the premises of Mr. Herring, hair dresser, were on fire. The devouring element raged from about nine, until ...

... SERMON—On the evening of Sunday last, an eloquent and impressive sermon was preached by the Rev. A Stammers, at Pontnewynydd church, after which, collec- tions were made, which were generously responded to. MATf KILLED.-On Monday last, a miner of the name of Thomas Elf, accidentally met. his death by a stone fal- ling upon him in Harris's coal level, on the Varteg. A coroners jury was ...