... I. - . - - I MIDDlESEM i The long protrated revision of the lists for the I parishes in the county of Middlesex wee brought to a closo yesterday, when there wasuan adjourned sitting at Brent- j ford, before Dfr. flaine and Mir. lleale3. As during the whole of the revision, Mr. W. Albert Jamaes, ofParliament-street, appeared for the Reformn Regis.| tration Assoceatiou; M~r. T. Alley Jones, of ...

... THE APPOINTMENT OF A COMMITTEE OF: TUBKISH BONDHOLDERS: THE POIINOF THE LOAN OF 18W8. (From the Money Moarket Review.) .In our last impression we briefly recorded a financial event of no small interest-the appointment of a committee of Turkish bondholders of 185. We maybe iexcused for watching the proceedings of this body with peculiar interest, because we have reason to believe that, in ...

... MElRTIMG OF sUREY fMAGISTRATES. ; .: ,g, : ' ?? ' ' . ' ' ' . , ?? I . Kngioi!PonTM es,, aund as thy wa2 sm0vr m pbli blasinaes to, be brougtfradtee-a nd Wsip= of nigistrates, 'Major Peurhyn# 0h on of u cliitniii who had beeii un ini6sly N Wete at a rivate meeting oF he maglstratu vi4 t. tl eeourt , Y. IL. B .aaoe Baq.; aptay q; ..0win I TeClatairin hbual .P e aas o tt, graaq;W j tre, t,ah ...

... THUnSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 8 TO 9 £L. B. MLI. D. F. C. L E. NAUN . 3.0.. 30.30 42 41 B W. 2 2 b I ABX ?? 30,33 43 41 W. 3 3 e i LEITH ?? 30.34 47 44 W. 1 7 m I BERWICK ?? 30.83 40 42 W. 2 4 b I ARDROSSAN ?? 30.36 48 46 E.SE. 2 6 f 2 ?? 38 53 61 S. L 2 5 r I SHIRv s . ?? 839?44 4) N. W. 3 3 M S GOALWA ?? 30.82 42 40 2. Z 7 c I SoAUSoCOUGH 39.40 40 45 W. 1 6 e 2 LiVEpOOb ?? 00.39 40 44 8.E 1 5 m I VA ...

... I A (sen. EBuTEE S Th~mciUAI8.) ITALY, NAPLES, S*. 30. The small band of reactionists, commanded by Borges, has been beaten by the Italian troops. The greater number of them were afterwards made pri. soners by the peasants. Borges himself, with a few men, is still at large, but it us hoped that their arrest will soon be effected. The triaL of Christen hab commenced. TURIN, Sxrr. 30, Eftaxi . ...

... Saturday Evening. AMERICA. Naw YORKe, Oct. 1.-The Confederates have evacuated MuDson's hill and other positions before Washington, which are now occupied by the Federal troops. The New York banks have taken up the second fifty million dollars of the Federal loan. Affairs remain un- changed in M~issouri. In Kentuckly both pacties are receiving rein- forcemente. It is reported that a British ...

... COURT CIRCULAP BALMORAL, S'NDAl l The Queen, socompanied by Princess Alice. Prince Loaif of Hesse, and Prince Arthar, and attended by Lad Augusta Bruce, drove yesterday to Alt-na Gaith and then proceeded on ponies to ascend Ioce4' 'O reourned in the same way in the evening. et The Prince Consort and the Prince of WAleebs '80 deer 3talkirg. H rs The Princess of Hohenlohe, with the PrincetS ...

... ANOTHER FNiGT OF FIRES. ved I ide, The firemen were actively employed the whole of Wed- Rad needey night, and until an advanced hour yesterday morn- toe ing, in extinguishing fires in different parts of the metro- se- politan districts. Tue following districts were visited by Lad the most serious fires, viz. :-Grange-road, Bermondsey: l~y Htigh-street, Hoxton Grosvenor-Equare; St. Giles's; and ...

... ITHE FBffALE FOUND IN THE RIJGEfNTS I CANAL. va mentioned yesterday that the bidy of a your g woman, unknown, apparently about twenty years of age, decently attired, wsae discovered by a lamisring !eaan fiat. irg in the water of the Rozont's Canal, R eomsry-brench- bridge, Now North-road, Hoxton, under very m' Fterioaus and shocking circurnmasnce. It now appears thet shortly after nine o'clook ...

... COURT CIRCULAR, ie WINDSOR CASTLE, SATURDAY, His Royal Highness the Prince Consort lei the C a le nine o'clock this morning, and travelled by the Gret ic Western Railway to town. The Prince was atteded by s tfe Hon. Lient..General Grey and his equerry in. waiting, Es From the Peddington terminus hia Royal Ifighcess ?? n oeded to Soatb hKeDnlugton, in order to attend a meitng le of a Committee ...

... DESTRUCTION BY -FIRE OF. CAPES- : ; - . .-:T .: :-I . 14 ?? - . . * Shortly after sunset on Saturday evening, a fearful con- flogr4tiop broke out at, Capesthorne Hall, and raged a5h night with-such fury that long before sunrise on Sundoyi -morning the princelym'snadidni'.waventircly gitted, nothoigi bein! left of the body of the hall1'but the bare walls. It; will e in~the reeetion of ...

... ZROM THB LONDON GAZETTE op LAST V1GElT2 WHITEEIALL, OCTOBBR 16, 161. - The Queaen has been pleased to direct letters patent to b passed under the Great Seal, granting the dignji; B Iaronees, Viseountees, artd Contwees (if the Uritofd Rj doum of Great Britain and Ireland unto Anao, DUttta h n Sutherland, wife of George Granville William teof - Sutherland, by the names, styles, and titles of ...