... BREECH-LOADING RIFLS The following appears in some of the Iletropji journals:- , Sir,-In the issue of the Times of the 23rd ilst the-column headed I International Exhibition s I r that three of the best of the Americaa bre.beh rifles, a Wlhitworth, an Enfield, and the ealr thd (which has ?? reported so favourably by the carbll authorities at Maidstone) are to be publicly teited,. lty long ...

... I (rnox OUR OWN coisiEsposinsr. fA portion of the following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday :] PARIS, TnURSDAY EvEMNGo. The Anglophobists were very unwilling to give up their belief in the alleged fact that Garibaldi had crossed to Melito in an Eiglish. vessel. This morning the Monitemu itself puts the saddle on the right horse, by stating that the vessel was the ?? Abbatucci, ...

... COR iRESPONDEINCE. THlE TRADES' PROCESSION. TO TUE EDITOR OF THE PRESTON CHRONICLE. S~ic-Looiugoverthe uil Recrdsof 1822, 1 find each trece pblihedthe ame ofthoe wh dieh1~edthe duties of he lile o waden bt dd nt d soin .hope they wil in 1812,for it is ineresting to on vr ol hoiles, and Aug. 28, 18I2~ A CARPE NTER. SHOP ASSISTANTS AND THE GUILD. TO TiII; EDITOR OF THlE PRESTON CHRONIOLE. Sia,-I ...

... . P tromt tp A P-~f I (Firom the Morning Post.) We profess to know absolutely nothing either of an official character, or derived from official sources, respecting the present state of Italy. We believe that no reliable information can be obtained from official sources, and that there is but one official fact certain in the matter-that every official personage is completely and hopelessly be- ...

... Y~drem~hbX ?? - Of 31ovdii2;7r :LU~ Long ioess t~ .g Of hit a, .t tb aow:oma'b t % an f he o tarl R0o e &Kifrat d. y%; ?? an MP,Ec ttroa ho ?? numoro LoOO ea delidcoy; it hd s ediftere b veno - thaseo failure, and oxposiefun rri t e ttlcr u.1 sinappt ebeson then prt of thl en °tnon rh3ira +i~toryof this OtcrwarsJ liv Eor nots r olit.ei e earsoet ?? s ?? rs ?? bhei~.e riah It' ofe 40vi0 tars ...

... LOr All WAZA- , It li 0 been resolved at Oboiley, to ouumeacea second auborlption there on beabi of the unexplbyed pohr. Tkie distress agmes g p lcdly ii its severity, and better tfforts than thbii hilthbro made swl hvav totbe put. into .opeatin Wore It can -e se~equaly and iiat wly '-Th6ldlifst ge on ingreasig. at _sck. ?? are being made to raise a fanuor the pecial relief of the unemployed ...

... | ; .TH TR&GDY AT, DALSTON., On Wednesday evening, Mr. John ?? resumed the inquiry at the Lord Truo tavern, Wil. mot-road, touching the death of SihDlnahDimmook, age'! eighteen, who was ihot on Thurxdsy iAek, by a young maj: named Gloave,at the Ddlatou ll.bar. roadbrothler of tepisonrsad *it~.t a in the D&lItojI toll-house onl he night In question, and hi6 brother AM ted came ii 'aot twelve ...

... I NOT ,OI THI I I i WE $ 3Q0313] 5!E1- WEEK CHAMPAGNE VAMOU. naong his soldiers: :We t o tim lte. my followerasby. w lsa madesty Iu ever, Scom- pUMed, at a banquet undck canvas which fol. lowed areview, the young pince suddenlyappered, and, stimulated by a lie champagne given to him by Ids augus parent, drank to the Prench army, ox- pressing Is hope, at the same time, that ?? maeb good soldler ...

... STOURBRIDGE. NONCOSFORMITY IN ENGCLAND.-At the Old Presby- terian Chapel, High Street, on Sunday morning last, the 1ev David Mlaginnis delivered the first of a course of lectures on The History ?? of Noncoufor- mityin England. In his introductory remarks the preacher stated that le had no intention nor desire to treat his sub- ject in the spirit of party. Availing himself of the favour- able ...

... LOCAL INTELLuc.EN (jj |- Lord Londesborough has left Thomas t Betriel3-quare, fur Gtihustoue ?.ark. YoiiVgSuiltE RIFLE ASsoCIATION.-We under- 44ud rhat Lord Londesborough las offered £20 per a~t.txz, tu augment the funds of the above associatiun. MAhlAUGE IX BIGH LIIE.-We understand tb-t a In -.iria.go is in contemplation between Atr P. O 3:apil, M. P. for Colchester, and Miss Emily Gdrnier, ...

... Gymnnastic Festival at the Crystal Palace. On'Weinesday the members of the newly-established German 'Turner Society, held their iret public gymnastic festival in the gardens of the Crystal Palace. The Turner Society is simply as association formed for the purpose of cultivating gymnastic exercises among young men-a system of physicsa education intended to -deve'ope the muscular and agile ...

... THM I'MAwUL DMTRE~SI The 2VKa phia ae.it ft ?? uv ILae Tui the dreadflul condition of I The followa Iso n exsat 6be ltobl amber of wek ws10 553, of whom 6 house. Boaroely anythin 1 In tlking to the people hi vith which they ?? to re the brsra of gurdimp,. E Instauoes of men sutmlljg extreahity, painfully ?? g or pawing their clothee and ftom their friends at a dli hope ol better tia, whtch ...