... I LATEST ITELLIGENCE. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (Ruteur's Telegram.) Turin, Tuesday, September 2. Garibaldi arrived yesterday evening at Spezzia. Ils wounds are not serious. The 1 Opinione of to-day says rumours are cur- rent that the Italian chambers will assemuble on the 25th inst. It asserted that the ministry will ask the Chamber of Deputies for authority to bring to trial those of its ...

... i I (FROM OUR COXltUeroESV iOT.) PAnIS, SATURDAY, Sitro. 21.-otisip is, it appears, tho term you prefix to my communiications. Well, be it eo, I am not pretentious; A rose by any other name will swell as sweet, I do not aspire to the rank of those correspondents who, if located on Lambay, ! would manage to get an insight from thence to what was passing in the several cabinets of EtTrop3. I ...

... La conrpirolion du silence is resorted to as the best means of preventing La Nouvelle Babylone acquir- ing publicity in Paris. The police do not allow that book to be advertised on the dead walls or in the win- dows about the Boulevards. If the Monde must not try to avenge, in its columns, the cutting irony which M. Pelletan displays in his attacks en modern miracles, the Courrier tits ...

... I PARLIAMrNTAUy REVISIOM T.I The revision sf tile roll of parsone to vote at the election of ?? in paillaiuelt fo the city of Dsddinwascommencedyesterday. Mr. O'lIiara, Q.C. Bat i in ihe Court of Cofamon Pleas, and proceeded with the revision of the freemene' list. Mr. M'Sbeoley, solicitor, and Mr. Taafo appeored for the Liberals, with a etaV lof inspectors. Mr. John Martin, T.C., and Mr. ...

... qgly fraulzs ej m d0_ __ DUBLIN: TUE8DAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1862. GAInBALDI and the prospects of thle FeErals are the only subjects novw occupying public attention. Of the former, to. day we have not much intelligence of a defi. nite character. Hle still suffers, but it is said ho is pro- gressing; and we are now informed, for the first time, that he absolutely received his wounds while endearour- ...

... TIII NEXT MAIL FROM AMERICA. The news brought by the Scotia from the United States is up to the 27th ult. The Glasgow, Anglo Saxon, and Hansati were to leave America on the 30th ultiso, and are due to-day. The Europa was to ti leave on the OIrd instant, and will be due next Satur- 3 day. The Hanamonia and City of New York were to leave on the Gth, and will be due respectively on the I 10th and ...

... fruAIW6 zolullaL ? DUBLIN: SATURDAY, SEPrEMBER 6, 1862. 1~~~ _- _ _ _ BY the arrival at CQueenst own yesterday morning of the royal mail ateamphip Scotia from New York we have intelligence to the 27th ult,, being but one day later than that received by the City of Baltimrore, which came down to the 2Gtlh. The advices per the Scotia' however, communicate some isiportant details of the news ...

... I OrENING OF THE CONFEDERATE CONGRESS. MESSAGE OF DAVIS. RETALIATORY MEASURES. PROCEEDINGS IN THE SOUTHERN COXGRESS. CORCORAN IN lNEW YORK.j (FRoMee ounu CORraEsVONDlIZir), Qceenstowrn, Tuesday Afternoon. The Inman stearmer, City of BIaltimoret, has arrived Her papers contain important and interesting proceed- ings of the Southern CotfedleracY The ?? is the messagec delivered by Iresident l ...

... Yesterday a fire, which threatened to be as formi- dable and as destructive of property as any that has occurred in Dublin for many years, took place in Par- liarent-street, where one house was completely demo- lished, and the two immediately adjoining were all but reduced to ashes. It appears that at a lew minutes to one yesterday morning Police-constable Dfi A, who was on duty in Parliament ...

... I ORORIBLE FRATRICIDE IN WALES. l la la Lt.LtiuY, TUESDAY.-On Sunday afternoon the id village of Llanon was thrown into a state of considerable excitement by the announcement that a young man named Llewellan Edwards, son of a respectable farmer at -Dwrclawdd-fach, had shot his brother, Sorsmersley Ed- b wards. The police immediately went in search, and sue- ceeded the same afternoon in ...

... | GLIAND J3AZA-.C RfND IbPME DRAWING, I -- ?? - I For the purpose of realiing funds for carrying on the worhs for enlarging and beatif~ying the Catholic church of Sf.I'icr, Phibsaborough, a grand bazaar And prize dravwing wilt bo held this dlay aud tomorrow at rllbs- borough. Thie buildirg committee annonnce that all the funds at their disposal are exhausted, and to pr3-. vent the works being ...

... I I (BY IIIAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) e (Rewter's 7elestr,) Rome, Saturday, September lS. Signor Stellarde, the almoner of Victor Emmanieli has ?? here. He is the bearer of a letter fromt. the Princess M1ar ia, announcing to the Pope her ap- t 'proaching marriage withr the Kinzg of Port~gal. Turin, Saturday, Sept. 13. The alawwlin runiours current yesterday on the Paris Ilom.;e iiela Garibaldi .aco ...