... I TIHE NESTOitIANS IN LONDON.- (From tite Londor Teleqraok.) Among the strangers who have thronged our streets during the present season, perhaps the most remarkable have well-nigh escaped public notice. This wag the more to be expected, because the personages to whom we allude ore neither holiday makers nor foreign celobri- ties, but pilgrims fromn a far-off land, and, one might almost say, ...

... 1) ournalo ,f f?rrmw'6 j I ?? I__ To DAtY We have another arrival fron America, The Hiibeinia reached loidonaonerry yesterday, but her dates Ouly CoIe down to the morning of the sith instant, giving un but one day's news later than that received by the Europa, and published on Saturday evening last, We, therefore, have not much to narrate, but though it be meagre and limited in extent, it ic ...

... I'd t-££alfs gtialulltrn DUpLIN: =.lONDA. E R , 1 TijLi intelligeiacO we publish to-day from America is ot tbe greatest importance. Continued ?? fougl.t and desperately disputed engagements daily, and yet success and victory attend the arnms of the Sou- therne ! Washington, whiclb, according to the previous accounts, was declared to be safe, is now, in all proba- bility, wurrounded on all ...

... TIE PRIUNCE OF IVALES. The review held at Brussels on Monday in honoumr of the ste royal visitors was or en extremely brilliant description. All Sbr el 'the troops In garrison were present, coaalstltng of Infantry, Ml cavalry, and artillery. Tela Prince of Wialals, Prince Chris- lit thir, of Denmark, tille Dake of Brabant, and tug Count of Le Flanders, all In full uniform, followed by a ...

... I MIDLANDI) G1UIA'r WESTERN RAI LWVAY. it The half yearly meeting of ?? company was held yesterday at thle iiroadhtonts rerminus, i3 JOHIN ENNIS, Esq., I P., Uliairinei of tho Beard of l)irect- rs, ii the chair. M Mr. Beausire, secretary, road tile notice convening t the meeting, arid the report of the directors, which has t. been aleendy published in the 1'REmtN. . The Chairnan, in moving the ...

... TlIE AliClIBIS11O' 01 OL.e'L 1T'.0A'.E 'N 1.s. I Tie followinrg inadwgo fruni thu Jew q/ I ?? miy Brcecrisia, niay not, at the pr(esent rilorenet, ou lniil t(yesting to our reeders ?? At tle outbitkle of tite revrlutioll ee! liillg as thsirown into coliusiti, ?? tire arthtbi-hiilrl vias nu1ing lrir li' 'at ilireodr the ?? to the glates, closed, to prevent egreis or ingre s. Pacth 1' i. as t ...

... (FrOm fthe DaiGy News Uorre^JpoenIitei) les AtoUST 29Tit.-L Marmora's rigours are crsig 'rhe desires to strike terror by numerous arets. 'ile law against suspected persons, Issued i eightee years ago by the Emperor Tiberias, though aotnetifliesj5ipenjded, is still in vigour in thin fair land. whether its ruler is called Sejanus, del Caretto, or La DMartora. This morning, at six o'clock, we got ...

... OBTAINING COODS NSDER FALSE PRETENC1OS. At the Hammnesmitb police-oilce, London, on Friday, Stephen Jose:1oh Meany, who was described in the police sheet as tlae editor of the Lapczcesire Fr-ed Press, was brought before Mr. Daynoan for re-exaldination, on a charge of obtaining goods under flas pretences. : On this occasion Mr. B. F. Wood defended the pri- soner, who appeared to be suffering ...

... OVERLAND COMMUNICATION WITI ChINA. We are glad to hear that the subject of overland corn- munication with China by way of Rangcon is again attracting the attention of our leading merchants and we hope this project, which aas 9o long and so deservedly claimed the approval of govcrnmeut, will aeon receive from it that support and encouragement to vieidti it is so well entitled. It will be in ...

... M]EMS FROM THE BATTLE-IELD. Manlhattan, the New York correspondent of the Of s}lkrscng If ereld, gives us the following gossip under be date the Oth of September:-` On Sunday evening last a, I was Bent for by Bome of the rebel prisoners that had in been captured at Manassas ared had refused to be ex- YE changed. Consequently, they were perfectly helpless, ay nnd there was no friend for them. ...

... TIME SHEEP DISE&SE. I (IPror the Times.) In Fianco and somue other courtric- you may see every now and then what appears a very harkh eict posted tn Alairies and public otlices, prohibiting the cattle of a parish or a larger dihtrict from crossing the boundaries. Large areas are thus laid under an itter- dict, and if the system of the grazicrs is at All like ours thev must suffer great loas. ...

... GARIBALDI'S FALL I TIlE FIGHT AT ASPROMONT . (From the Momning Heralds Corres0ondent). Tuni'g, AuGusT 30.-Is this morning's telegram a messenger of good or ill? Are we to consider as a blessing or as a curee the startling intelligence now speeding ont its way to every corner of the world ? To 'whom is the ampler tribute of our pity to be awarded ? -to Garibaldi, bleeding and a captive in the ...