... Omer Pacha has signed an armistice for ten days with the insurgents of Montenegro. ...

... | THE COURT. ADMIRAL EBSKINE'S division of the Channel Squadron Consisting of the Edgar, Trafalgar, and Hero, accompanied Her Majesty to Ireland. THEIR Royal Highnesses Prince Arthur, Prince Leopold, Princess Louisa, and Princess Beatrice, at- tended by Lady Caroline Barrington, Lieut.- Colonel the Hon. D. De Ros, Major Elphinstone, and Sir James sClark, have left Buckingham Palace, and are ...

... Dming with One's Member. The Right Honourable Frederick Peel, remarks a contemporary, has the credit of having discovered a new and unobjec- tionable form of political influence. He has chartered an excursion train to bring his constituents from Bury to enjoy themselves at his country seat. The idea once suggested will probably spread rapidly. Members of Parliament, no less than the railway ...

... CITY, AUGUST 27.—A fresh rise of 1 to t per cent. was to- day established in the funds, notwithstanding the unfavourable ac- counts of the harvest in Ireland.—Consols clo,ed at 92i sellers. For oney the last price was to f. The official business re- port is as follovrs: --Three per Cent. Consols, for Money, 92|, fs ditto for Account (Sept. 10.) 92J. f, 1; Three per Cents Reduced, 92f, ...

... 4f J. J. Connihan and M. Lindt, Fencliurch-street, mewJwn.J'- H. II. Henson, Watford, Hertfordshire, contractor.^ — Taylor, Norwich, tobacconist.—J. Patterson, Coo Wiltshire, licensed victualler.—L. W. Kret^ Cranbourr,^ Bloomsbury, manufacturing .t*weUer. £ ,and w. Burgin. street, Leicesterrsquare, eii^-aver. w. Keighi ley Great Winchester-street, LU.Vr porhett, Birmingham Birmingham, glass ...

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... THE WAR IN AMERICA. Important news has been received from America. The New York correspondent of the Times says that signs of an active opposition to the Republican party have began to make themselves manifest. At the late meeting of the managers of that party in the State of New York, it was determined to invite all persons of every party favourable to the support of the Government and the ...

... One of the most terrible accidents which has occurred since the introduction of our railway system has just taken place on the London and Brighton Railway, in the Clayton tunnel, about five miles from the Brighton terminus. It will be necessary, to enable the public to arrive at a correct knowledge of the exact circumstance?, to state that an excursion train leaves Portsmouth for London at 6 a ...

... THE French troops have arrested 150 reactionists at Pedece, in the Roman States. THE brother of the ex-Grand Duke of Tuscany is about to marry the second sister of-Francis 11. THE Turin Opinions of August 27 publishes a dispatch. from Arezzo, announcing that 500 Papal Zouaves had assembled on the frontier, apparently with the intention of penetrating into the Italian territory. Measures ha 1 ...

... Her Majesty the Queen landed at Kingstown on the 22ad inst. From an early hour in the morning great anxiety was manifested by the crowds of persons who flocked to Kingstown, notwithstanding very unfavourable weather, to witness the landing of Her Majesty and the Royal party. At half-past ten the train conveying the Lord-Lieutenant, Sir R. Peel, and the Viceregal party, arrived at Kingstown. ...

... Alderman Challis has been summoned before tbe: Lord Mayor of London by the Commissioners of Sewers* for exposing hides for sale in Leadenhall-market tha* were in a putrid state. The charge was proved, and fine of 40s. inflicted. General Garibaldi has been attacked with rheumatic pains, remained in bed for several days, until the 4th inst. never left the house. Since that day, he has resumed ...

... TO COKRRSPONDENTS. ROGER EDWAKDS'S CHARITY.—Tbe Inspector's Meet- ing, held on Wednesday last, is held over. ...