... THLE PRESTOI GUD. | ?? , I. I ANNUAL DINNER s THED ]ROYAL NORTH LANCASHIRE te AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. t SPEEOH OF THE EARL OF DERBY cl Yesterday, Preston was more thronged than ever. of The town was literally crammed with strangers, and In the day's prooeedlngo were of the most enthusiastic character. In the morning the show ground of the Royal w North Lanosahire Agricultural Association was tl ...

... IF I TURIN, AUG, 29. Blcdotti Garibaldi, the general's younger son, is btre In Turin, seeking permission to go and join his father. The facts of the day are so exceptlonal, and this whole movement Is so anomalous, that no one to surprised at the request of the son (though he is weak and siokly), or at the courteous manner in which the Government refuses It, or at the anxiety of the young manec ...

... ;57XLECT.RIO kMV INTL RA'r1OeNAL TsL~coRArII. Owzuuis. TELJPLR BuiutlGffi, NDW SWI~lZT. xymum~ts T.RMO-AMS. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OFf TiJ1E SCOTIA. Th~e 'royal Mallil steamecr Scotin has arrived, with 14~w Vork t-1.ic's to thce 27th tilt-, (per S ctia, Via Rloches Point.) NEWV YORUI, ArcOcST 26, Evening. The Federyal General R3osenerann piroceeded wvith -iO,00 i() n tiwards Jateesto en, Missouri, ...

... IMON VESSELS OF WAR. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DALY NEWS. Sert,-Iu reply to the letter of Mr. T. C. Clark- son, in your columus of this day, I have simply to say that I do know what Iam talking about. I never did propose, or would propose so foolish an idea as buildingavessel of kasoptulicon. I merely suggested its Uti& ns a lining for 'ron vessels of war. Mr. Clarkson may havetried his ...

... THE FIGHTING FOQREOFTHE (ONFEDE- RATE STATEIS. -; . - . A WRITER in the Mobil Re sier gives the statistics of the fighting force of the Confederate States, pro- fessedly derived from the United States census tables of 1840 and 1850, and assuming that the ratio of in- crease from 1850 to 1860 is as great as that from 1840 to 1850. The census tables for 1850 showthat the fourteen Slave States ...

... , MANATTAN, in his lest letter to the ?? Herald, observes:- , I From the time the Irish began to arrive in this country after the war of 1776 up to this time, all parties, especially the political, have considered that they were fair subjects for gammon, and to be used as the monkey used the cat's paw. When the rebels threatened Washington, 'the 69th Regiment, Irish mostly, was among the ...

... THE PRESS OS tTHE CAKTURE OF GARIBALrDI. (PROM THE TIMES.) *While we feel it our duty to record in terms so decided our want of sympathy in the frantic en- terprise which has thus so signally miscarried, we cannot avoid feeling for the fallen fortunes of a man who has just, by an act of suicidal folly, precipitated himself from a position among the most enviable which it is possible foe human ...

... CAlEDONIAN MERCURY. SIGOND EDITION. MERCURY O0[14 TnuiRSuAY, Eleven o'olook. AMERICA. The ie-in' New York correspondent writes on Aug. 21 that there werefearsthat Jackson had been auccessful in bearing down upon Pope before he could be reinforced by Burnside or McClellan. The news from Kentucky and Tennessee is even more calculated to excite alarm than that from Vir- ginia. The Federal General ...

... TI1jE DIST-REZ'ES INLANCASHIRE. T're e..xecutive coni'ttee of the Manchester Central PRslief Committee assembled at the Town-lhall yes. trday, Sir J. ?? KAY SHUITLEIWORT11, tihe tleputy Chair- liCUjiE, the hon. secretary, read a letter from the Earl of Ellesmero, regretting that lie could not bo preoeut in conselluetco of inldisposition. A letter was also read ironl the yjayor of Liveirool, ...

... I mt,: - - - _ , , .. I . . .. . . _ This ancient Festival has continued the whole week. On the first day (MoNDrAY) the proceedings commenced with the opening of the Guild Court, in the Grammar School, Cross-street, where the Mayor, Corporation, and Guild Officers attended. The Guild books were opened, and the formal legal business of the Guild duly and solemnly transacted. This important ...

... Breach of Promise of Marriage.-At Lincoln, on Wednesday, befote-Mr. Burton, under sheriff, the trial of Simon v. Epton was heard. The plaintif, John Simon, in the,case of seduction, is a farmer residing at Goxbill, near Hull, whose daughter, 22 years ofsge. had been most heartlessly seduced bv the defendant, Villiatn Epton, also a farmer, residing at Goxhill; and the plaintiff in the second ...

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