... A correspondent of the Daily News, writing from Spezzia, says ?? Garibaldi is, I hear, much better in health than he was; but his eye is over brilliant and his cheek too flushed for health. Nor were these signs less marked when he began to speak about England and all his gratitude to English- men. I have been very often proud of my country, but I do not know if I ever before felt that pride so ...

... gNTIRorOLITAN AND PROVINCIAL LAW ASSOCIATION. SECOND DAY'S 1ROCEEDINGS. This a,5ciation resumed its sitting at the Midland myte yesterdaY, at eleven o'clock in the morning, Mr. I Of Liverpool, again presiding. The gentlemen Atr.t were mostly the same as those present on Tuesday. rHE SOLICITORS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION-Before the jbtropolitan and Provincial Law Association pro- Ibe acd with its ...

... I[AM RIFLE . lUNTEEIIS. OF rtlfLZE ?? SHOOTING. ?? ?? of prizes to the sttc-.cs~flt comlpetitors ?? b 1y the b,1-ini;iii it Wile 'VTolnnteer It ?? prac tice range~ at ]Bournbrook, took ?? ~ theTownbill, Jntlr vei3' culcouragitty- cireumstanees. Is first ocQ.O~iof ont which trilot than s an ordinary This Ai~ had beenl ?? to anl event ili killr and it is to he hopled thetb 01 meeting-, ~~will ...

... TIHE DISTRESS IN THE COOTON DI ST RI CT . MEETING AT WEST BROMWICH LAST NIGHT. A public meeting, called ny Mr. Thomas Jesson, (Chair- isan of the fmprovement Commissioners, was held in St. George's Rall, West Bromwich, last night, for the purpose of considering the best means of contributing to the find now being raised for thle relief of the distressed Lanca- shire operatives. The attendance ...

... ALARlMING ACCIDENT ON THE MIDLAND LINE On Tuesday some alarm was created in Evesham .by a rusnour circulated about half-past nine o'clock, to the efiect that thc London express train, in passing the Eves- trni station, had come into collision with another train on the sanrc line of rails. The following facts, however, may be relies upon as the true version of the occurrence that Ptve rise to ...

... FOREIGN. INTELLIGENCE. INDI A. The following is from tile o' rerand summviary of thle Ties of India (Bombay) Of Septemaber 12 Air. mead of thle Jarc li51o, andt, Me. udtge, of tihe Assan CoLitanyll ?? drowed on the mcorning of the floi September at Calcutta, by thle upsetting of a boat. Cholera is deereasing asnesses the tros ?? t ?? 'Chuipates' meotveou apors to be noth infg alarming. The ...

... THE REV. II. S. FLETCTJERS WI ,'iXT VOTE FOio AN 51.1'. During tle iprocedilngs o1n Stn.lj y a: iily i- trC Mir. Lister, tlis Revising Un titto, tli,'l! ?? P. i sttion tock placc between Mi. 1I, CxfII, Ir x; Cleik of ilstoen, aild tlc lteviitin luit. - Mr. ?? : 1 s nowv conic to A i Samuel Fleteher. I suppoee you I.t' C stancess The 1Povisiii' 13 sitor : Oh. ;'cs 1 knew tili statuces. The ...

... Tho elaborate statistics of the census of 1801 which have just been printed asow that the great increase of population whirli took place in England and Wales during the ten years 1851o61 was very unequally distributed, and that the greatest increase took place in the counties of Chester, Durham, Lancaster, Middlesex, Stafford, Surrey, lVarwick, and the West I iding of York. Warwiskehire ...

... C.ARiBALDIAN DEMONSTRATION Ar c I E S T E R. emn Meontdly, lills were posted at Chester, inviting the i dels of Caribaldi to mect at the Castle Gates. at eight i ?? that evening. The Mayor and Magistrates, appre- 1 d:(lin' that a disturbanice would cnsue if such a meeting t 'oo ulace issued it plaeard, on Monday afternoon, warn- i g 1lhepublie not to attendrsuehai meeting, and intimating hlit ...

... flf The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Guardians was t' 'held in the Becard Rooma yesterday afternoon, Aldermian ?? toYD, Clhairnien, ?? CrFaK having remd the minutes of the last mneeting, which were duly cois- * firmed2 the report ?? nd General Purposes Committees wvere read, and adopted without coniulesit, ---Thle report of the Visiting Committee stated that thle )f Workhouse 'was in a ...

... TIHE LANCASHIRE .)ITlRLESS. FORESTER'S FETE AT lli-IDhI7,,. One of the gaeatest 'saes of our oldl etan'isliel nrtk:rul lenefit societies is, that in times of 5 ge it tititien tley take, by helping their own, a great lirirdon Qit t!:a 1ritirl; and one of the uses of our concert Inril it ?? t!i: it ever open in the cause of echarity lei t r:?; the corncert kall in Coivshill Strcet, under ta. ...

... Air. Bright, RP., and his family are staying at Lian- dudno. DEPARTURE O LORuD LYoNs FoB AmERICA.-Lord Lyons will leave for Washington on or about the 25th inst.-Tinmes. It is stated that the Liberal party of the University of Glasgow propose to nominate Lord Palmerston to the oftlee of Lord Rector at the forthcoming election. Mr. Montgomerie Iell, sheriff of the county of Kinear- dine, died ...