... TILE AMERICAN PRESS. ONE of the most significant facts connected with the present position of affairs in America is the altered tone of the Northern press. Its boastful pro. mises, its ignorant swagger, its stupid exaggerations, its utter carelessness of trntb, have for the most part disappeared, and a tone of candour and modesty more befitting the altered circumstances of the time has begun ...

... TEIE IN-GATEEPUNG OF THE HOP CROP. e (Fr^ 07X1 Corresp*or b'ondent.) IV 11 KENT, Sept. S. e Our hop plantations nlow present a very busy ol ,scene, most of the planters having commenced the picking B: of the hops. Sad havoc has been made in the Mid Kent is erounds by the mould and red rust, the effects of which it! B have also been severely felt in East Kent, and seem now to be v be extending ...

... [iATEST NEWS. I fRHEUaR'S TELEGRAMS. FRANCE. PARIS, Sept. 20. The Patrie and the Presse, of this evening, assert that the news of the Porte having claimed the suzerainty of Montenegro is incorrect. The formerjournaladdsthatthe Marquis de Moustier Las; received orders to take steps at Constantinople for the maintenance of the status quo as regards Montenegro ; which, says the Patnie, would be ...

... LOCAL AN.-D GENERAL LEEDS, SEPTEMBER 22, 1862. TzErE GECgAT ExnmnoN.-Vihiter, on Saturday:- Season tickets 6,144;payment 11,277; total, 17,421. A marriage is arranged to take place between Andrew tairbairn, Esq., of Woodsley House, Leeds son of the, late Sir Peter Fairbairn, of that town, and Miss Clara Frederica Loatine, youngest daughter of the late Sir John Lenbton Loraine, Bart., of the ...

... . i THAT the revolutionary party in Italy has not s been extinguished by the affair at Aspromonte, is abundantly manifest from the measures taken by its e leaders. The result of GARIBALDI'S capture has not been to crush the party of action out of existence,. but rather to give to it a far more decided bias towards Republicanism than it ever had before. The revolu- tirnary committee of Palermo ...

... w. A sp~ecial imeetinig of the Council was held at the us Town. Hall, yesterday, the MAYORt (Mr. J. Kitson) fr piesiding. Ci st: 'THE BOtNDING. WAREHOUSE QUESTION. ne The minutes of the previous meeting having been read, Oil MY; Basoce roe, antI in reerenceto the decision of the tlh Beard of Cutoms in resect of thesite for the Bonding to Warehouse said, a far as h was conerned hie should not ...

... GARIB&LDL (from the mme conespndint)II TurMSept 2, j Gaibaldl In on the ground, never again to rie What vem events the future may have In stome for Italy, GarlbaldPs. game Is played out. He Is old, prematurely old, broken In health, worn by fits of excessive activity; still more wasted by klg periods of Involuntary tepose, JThe gout torturv and paralyses his limbs, sorrow 'will soon gnaw into ...

... I TREMENDOUS 8TORK I (Abridged from the Wiltshire Gazette.) A storm of most extraordinary vlo'ence visited Market and West Lavi; gto-, ani Eatterton o Tuesday morning last, and was accompanied by alL of hail, the like of whlob. we will venture to say, has never before been seen In i country. Indeed, had we not been ee-witeaesa of tlA fact. we could hardly h Ave believed that in les than hal ta ...

... f:0.4,tZ?lV?w? r atoo I - I THURSDAY XOMING, S89MBBER 25. I . T-HE trial of Wm. Roupell took place yesterday. He pleaded guilty to the charge of forgery, and was sentenced to penal servitude for life. PrevIouU to the passing of sentence, he addreesed the Court, 4nd I asked it to believe In his slncere repentance, and his earnebt desire that justice might be done. Tim f ?? of phrenology has ...

... ThE GOLD blGGINGS OP BiWlrSa COLUMB&. I -lhe Viotoria correspondent of the Morning Post, writiag C on the 28;h of July, says I have to repert an overwhelmlng rush to our worli.- c known El Dorado at the very moment when food at the tl mines as~ at alsonue famiae prices. The result has beem t many a uselee3 expenditure of time and money. They d have reaped the bitter fruits of their own folly, ...

... i 1CIVIL WAR IN AMERICAI I v_ .. (From the Times' Coceeponent) Now York, Aug. 21. Whatever may be the came at public meetings and in re- cruiting office,, Wall Street does not ardently believe Ia the present good fortune or the future prospects of the Republic, Yesterday and to-day the air has been thick with rumours of disaster to the army of Gen. Pope. Stocks have gone 1owu, and gold has ...

... WIND AND WEATHER BPORT-FamyA! Non-The obmervatlons at the stations in the United King. don are taken at 9 an, ad at the Continental stations at about 7 AM , local time. Alloa , S.E. ?? fine. Ardroesan . S.E. . . dull. Ayr, ?? E.S.E. dull. Belfa st ?? S.S.W. ?? -rain Birminghan,,,.. S.We ?? fine. Brad .ord . W. ?? fine. Bristol , S.W. ?? fine, Cambridge . S.. . ?? .fiEe. Carlisle . 8 ?? . ...