... I ADVERTISEMENT. Having found by experienoe that it not possible to work an administrative battalion sttisfactorilT here, bave determined to endeavour form a regiment, aocordanoe with the Government regulations, as published by authority the Secretary State for War, dated 19fch January, 1861, be called The Liverpool Rifle Brigade.' It 1a proposed to have a parade ground the Parliament-fields ...

... THE BIRMINGHAM JOURNAL, The Journal of to-morrow will contain the fth of the series of Letters from Florence; an examin. ation of the Controversy on the Jewellers and the Exhibition of 1862; and a comparative return of the Charities Collections for the three years, THE SATURDAY EVENING POST. The 14th end 15th chapters of IRedwood Trevor: a Tale of the Bull Ring Riotn, will appear in the ...

... I TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGE~e - ?? FRANCE. PARIS, Ocr I1, The Moniteur, in its bulletin of to-day, maea the following announcement: s The controversy now being carried on betee several journals might have the effect of le,% the public to form wrong ideas respecting the policy of the Emperor in regard to certain Clng, to be effected in the internal constitution of the empire. The contents of ...

... BY HLEOTIRC TELLGRAPHS MONETARY NEws.-The bank court broke up to-day (Thursday) without having made any alteration in the rate of discount. A FIRE occurred to-day (Thursday) on the premises of the London Bopery Company, Bermondsey. A building 60 feet long and 25 feet broad was consumed, and considerable damage done to the roof of the rope walk. TnE INSTALLATION OF His ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE ...

... The following inquests were held yesterday tbe borough coroncr : On the body of Thomas Stcpert Barker, who was 21 years old, and an apprentice to Messrs. R. ai-d W. Prestor, distillers and spirit merchants, Vernonstreet. On Tuesday he was employed on the New Quay, near the steam crane used for hoisting and lowering goods, when he was caught the machinery and his right thigh nearly torn oft. ...

... WARD. MEETING OF ME. DENTON'S FRIENDS. Last evening, meeting of the eleotors of this ward favourable the return of Mr. James Denton to the town council was held at Mr. Hill's, Washington inn, Waterloo-road. Mr. H. Lafone occupied tbe chair, and amongst other gentlemen present were Messrs. Batch ell, Cliff, Qocdaere, Lee, Jennett, Fazakerley, Cowes, Entwistle, Hill, &c. After a few remarks by ...

... ITHE HULL AND[ HORNSEA RAILWAY. MPa WM. BETHEILL, of Rise, has addressed a letter to us on the subject of the Hull and Hornsea Railway; but thinking it might possibly not find room in our journal, he has made assurance doubly sure by sending it to a contemporary who published it yesterday. As we are not aware that we ever declined the insertion of any letter sent to us by Mr Wm. BETHELL, we ...

... iii7-, ?? - - k ii I ; . _ .: TiIm officiousness of Anierican officlait. promises to be productive of soma unpleassantness ibetwveea ?? and the authorities of the Northern States. The ar- fests of Bitish Aibjecti,6n tbeir landifi ?? Ydrk, 'BQsten, and otherparts'of disembarkatioii, are becaming numerous thal very oannoyIng. The 1' dander o tthe British lion is up, and he aecordingly vents ...

... MONDAY. (Before the MAYOR and R. O. JONES, Esq.) NUISANCE.-Thomas Egan, charged with committing a nuisance in the Bute-road, was cautioned and discharged. WILFUL DAMAGE.—George Fitter was charged with wil- fully breaking a window in the police station. He said the reason why he did it was that he wanted to write a letter to his mother in Ireland, and the only way he could think of was to break ...

... ,,ffldolu 'Niltd.lignict. ?l - ;? ?:, Tlim C.ll.T, O MnIt RI)DDLL TO TiIK FAST BASiK U.]. Cir l1e01, llJAWICK.-oWe understand that at a meeting of the i'. P. PrQ>!lytery of Annanldale, held at Ecle- fe 1cm orl Trerdlay, the 0ev. John Rid(lell of Mofflat deelitred the (all addrecssed to hirm by the East 1ank -'.'lgregltiOll here. 1IrtAMisLArTIN (.F' TEll IlIw. JA IrIrS C. BumCh, or liv ...

... TanE IrAirVEsv IN WESTmin CANADL.-Tl'o accounts from Western Canada as to the return yielded this year to the lsbours of the husbandman are very enooaragiug. Fromi a variety of j~oints on Like Ontario, and the penansula, between Lake Erie and Georgian Bay, we brve reports that represent tie crop as ?? an average. The Wliby Chlroniclc speaks well of the crops in Ontario; the Toronto leader has ...

... The Cotawold (CHtlctTENl)jeVoutes annnal prize moeetingo tsokpaeatten over-range, neao loetr on Wenedylet Tecomp any be ing di'ie nO. twoy eadNo. I cosmft d' ?? Cptai vig and N.2b Enin hlipi' the sh o, tig o.,II omuseneatenocckI the tollowizig orde tstore Prgiz ng, £3., nd LA.):CI1 rvteWOdwar, 1pitsSrgnt PotlnC 1e; PrvteCx,1--rendso0f the Cs~n' Ar ' £ Wat,1 ; Prate aford 18 eren Pot 0e~~ ...