... TELEGRAH IC INTELLIGENCFE. I (zuixa'S TELSG1LUI5) ITALY. TURIN, M3ucu 17. To-day, in the Chamber of Deputies, Signor Gallenga put the question to the ministry on the present state of political affairs which he had pre- viously announced. He said- The ministry is in au equivocal position. It is necessary that it should either complete itself or resign. Signor Ordds then proposed that the ...

... TRE ABTESIAN WELD AT BEIGHTON. The Brightin Guardian of yesterday gives the following additional particulars in reference to the interest- ing discovery we chronicled on Tuesday: t- On Monday morning the news spread very quickly, and general gratula. tiou was expressed at the result. The bells of the parish church were set ringing at the expene of a relieved and thankful churchwardeni, the ...

... TE EJEOTTMENT OFOCLEBRY IN 1662. On Tuesday evening the bientenary of the eject- ment of 2,000 clergymen of the Cbnhsh of England from Qtheir livings on the anniversary of St. Bartholomew in 1662, _ was commemorated by a public meeting of nonconformists - at St. James's-hall, which as crowded on the occasion. Upon the platform were thWl'ev. Dre. Vaughan, Massie, r Edmonds, and Hewlett; Rev. ...

... SUM\IMARIY. Coiera i'i .ajtoni, who las arrived att Mtfadrtd front l cra l ( zi, explaIIu3 thalt lhe was tot : prisorer tc0 tsl- Beritish. le Ie6 sitiVply, he bays, invited to le.a Mvexcico from tl the filar that his presiQU0 nitt 0 LIli tl to' tlkC so ?? t ve ttkl~l Ott activetYC it' lb e agit ati! ot of t lt 111'plttic an ccasion f e: daitj2 tre-h difllicttilies. A , r.ctt rim ic seic is ...

... INSUBORrINATIONT OF THE SECOND LIFE GUARDS. (FROM THER GLOBE-.) We have every reason to hople that a very S(0il11.9 ?? Whiel. is stated to have Mo- ciloed lately at Will(Isor, ino of herl Mnjesty's household regiments, will be maile the means of restoring the corps to the position it ouight to holil in the armly, andl which a few years since it di(l holl. For It considlelrlale time the 21 Life ...

... ppIACTICAL AGRTICU LTURE. Cua TriE STRANW OF THE FAP1M. Ipir Nylxr ti ?? imifleailso adldition to the( resources. il 11-flighiIt-land farmier, which the impiortedI ti ( t1 hill 111uctile fertilizers of late years hiave a IiVel ul, th more economieal kis of straw upon Sill ticitrill ious1t be reckonedt a1o111g the Chlief recent 'I'ln ?? mlade inl tile Progress of' Englishlagriculttlre, e bijll ...

... An Alexandrian letter of Marich 6 describtes the arrival of the Prince, and his travels in Egypt:- The arrangements for the reception of his Royal Highness underwent considerable modification, and, among other things, the intention of receiving him with a sort of fez& de jaic from the batteries of the harbour was abandoned. The matter was compromised by the Prince landing. under the ordinary ...

... AMERICA. (Troen Our Coe respondent.) LIVERPOOL, Saturday. The following are more detailed items of American news per Kangaroo: THE SITUATION.-GENERAL WAR NEWS. The Herald of the lst says :- The right wing of the grand army in General Banks's division on the Upper Potomac crossed the river on Monday night from Sandy Hook to Harper's Ferry, and the advance guard, consisting of the 28th ...

... | -- ?? BEVERLEY, oh CHlURCa MnIsSoITARY SOCIETY.-On the evening Of di! Thursday, the 13th inot., the leetute to the juiebile J asiociation (wbidh was recently deferred) was delivered I at the Norywood-rooms by -the Rev R. C. BeIling. The tD topics discussed were those connected. with! the i th missionary euterprise; and the different scenes visited th were illustrated by thie mgijt lantern. ...

... L I LOCAL INTELLIGENC .Orn Tu y evng, Mr. Hol pese to the ose at Commons petitionsraga the ReVbA Code from the manger of St. =tn's St, Lxike D St Bride's, St. Thomass Schools, and the W Chlrity School, LiverpooL On the same evelng an Immense number of imilar petition from i sC w parts of the country, were presented. THE PRINCE OF WALES THE&TaE.-Therg another brilliant audience last night, ...

... CORRESPONDENCE BOOTLE-IANE, KIRKDALE, AND EXCHANGE. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LrV3RPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemen,-This morning I was somewhat sur- prised, in walkdng down ilrkdale-road, to bear behini me the light rattle of a qulok going convey- ance, and seeing before me a neat, well'-blt, nicely- horsed omnibus, bearing the inscription Bootle- lane, Kirkdale, and Exchange. This on a road where her ...

... We have advices from Athena to the 5th In'tant. The Journal ?? publishes the foliowing:- I There can be no longer any illusion as to the re- sistance the Insurgents are resolved, or at least appear to be resolved, to make. They understand the ad- vantage of their position within the walls of a for. tress with every means of defence. Moreover, in the isolated position In which they are actually ...