... - OXFORD LOCALs EXAMI NATIONS. The statistical tables -which have been issued by the, Oxford Delegacy give some interesting information re- specting the general results of the recent local examina- tionsF sahort summary of which may not be unacceptable to our readers. The total number of candidates actually :examined was 1,024-nmiely, 290 seniors and 734 juniors, showing a considerable ...

... The Turin journals state that the subscription for a 1onument to the late Count Cavour now amounts to ;374,693f. The Exhibition Commissioners have received through the Foreign' Office a copy of a note from the Italian Charge ?? in this country forwarding an address from the workmen of the town of brescia, expressing their thanks for the reception which they met with from the authorities and ...

... THIE QUEEN IN GERMANY. .- . . F ,- . - | 1?Rcirr'harcdtsbfrianr, Fricday, Scjt. 5.-TIhe Queen and Royal Fanmily, acconpanied by her Serene Highness li tire Princess Ilohenloub, arrivedl at the above rosidence, Wh ich has been placed at her Majeety's disposal by his Ro I y'al Highness the Duke of Saxe Coburg- Goth, soon 11 ifter nine o'clock this morning. ?? Majesty travelled , I tlisuglh the ...

... I - I 11 't r I I , Ir - On Saturday afteinoon the following official report I was publishied friom the coniiitteo of inquiry respecting I the prisposel s0 bsti tote foi' cotton Ii A meceting w as held in the roomis of the Chanmher of Commrcico Moncheodor, oil S~itrrday. Soptc inhor. 210, at the IS reqnest of' Mr. ltiirheri, the discoverer of a new fibre. Mr. I1 Ii. A'liworl h ?? Of thle ...

... jseftJJL coiLISION ON TUE CRYSYAL PALACEI LAIVAY AT LONDON.BBIDGE. yesterd ay afternoon a -very protracted investiga- ±100 took jab e before Mr. John Hnlanphreys, one of the Middleaex cornere, at the Three Crowns Tavern, Cit~y-road, i'to tie ?? ceof a colliesion which occurred on thle 5th of Xugus at the London-bridge station, betweean a Crystal i lace passenger train and a ballast train, by ...

... FRAN,1CE. (FreOM OUR OWN COR55POND&ET.) [he following appeared in our Evening Edition of yester- day :1 PARIS, SUNDAY EARNING. The only news of any interest about Italy is to be found in the Presse, and the very exclusive- mess of this information raises a doubt of its authenticity in the precise proportion of its im- portance. The Presse Turin letter, dated Septem- ber 25, begins by saying, ...

... TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENWCE. (an-Ern's TELsEGRM,) ITALY. TURIN, SErP, 2. Garibaldi arrived yesterday evening at Spezzil His wounds are not serious. The Opinione of to-day ?? are current that the Italian Chambers will reasselable on the 15th inst. It is asserted that the Ministry will ask the Chamber of Deputies for authority to bring to trial those of its members who were ihpli. cated in the ...

... COURT OF OOMMON COUNOCl. I ., ,_ .I A Court of CommoR Council wa hedytra at Guiljirdhl,~ being the first ?? the vacation. The LRD MAYOR presided, and the following members of the upper house took their seats :-Alderman Humphery, Alderman Sailomons, Alderman Sir R. W. Carden, Alderman W. Law- rence, Alderman Abbiss, Alderman Meehi, Alderman Hale,a Alderman Dakin, Alderman J. C. Lawrence, one of ...

... MIR, E. A. LEATHAMI, OLP., ON THE HOUSE OF I C011jCOMiMS. In replying to the toast of the House of Com- mons, at a banquet given to the Mayor of Wakefield on Wednesday evening, Mr. E. A. Leatham, M.P., said he ought to assume somewhat of the tone of an apologist. There might be times when the House of Commons might come proudly and boldly before the country, conscious that it had discbarged ...

... Garibaldi has been defeated, wounded, and captured. (Telegrani from Te2rin to Paris.) So you think he is defeated, O ye comfortably-seated; And that victory is meted in your loaded huckster's- scales! 0 you fools! though justice tarry, yet by heaven broad and starry, Right, howe'er it may miscarry, ere the end arrive prevails. And you think a wounded hero may hereafter count as zero, And ...

... I AGRICULTIURAL S''rATI8TICS, 18 we take the suihexed extracts from Sir William Donnely's report to his Excellency Earl of Carlisle:- I beg to lay batore your Excellency general ab- stracts giving the acreage under the several crops, and the number of live steck, In these years, by counties and provinces. * * * * The following are the re- suits as regards the area under crops in 1862 compared ...

... I I-1 A special general meeting of the shareholders of this comr- pany as constituted by the Amalgamation Act of 1862 (in. corporatng the North Brltish with the Edinburgh. Perth, and D~undee, and West of ife), was held in the Waterloo Hotel--on Saturday, at twelve o'clock, for the following . purposes:-lst. to authoe the creation of preference stock, namely £4M,000 under Edinbargh, Perth, and ...