... Oppressed with a sluggish trade and a dimmed Ref prosperity, Derby has somehow or other managed to coa take a great moral and intellectual stride. Without Ji ostentation, and almost silently, its Grammar School- in t once the fount from which its best sons drank inspir- to ing draughts of knowledge, but in later years merely his the wreck of a nobly-freighted ship-has speedily, Tes and as if ...

... T WAR DJ: IMER - -O. .. THE CIVIL WA R IN AMERIAIa. SOUTHERN VIEW OF AMERICAN AFFAIRS. [FRom A CORRESPONDENT OFrUVERPOOL MERCURY.] NEW YORK, SEaT. 20--According to two very brief despatches from M'Clellan, the war in Maryland is virtually at an end, and the Confederate army has re- crossed the PotoWae. The Federals, I know, claim the fight of Wrednesday as a glorious victory, but the ...

... ?nrv?on?ence, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SIR-Some wicked falsifier has written to the Ulster Observer to say that a number of Orangemen assembled opposite the house of a respectable Roman Catholic (save the mark), in the town of Crumlin, on Monday night last, and shouted, ' To h-l with the t( Pope, &c. Now, Sir, this band of Orangemen con- C( sisted of ...

... YOUNG MEN'S AUXILIARY ASSOCIATION IN AID OF THE DOWN AND CONNOR' AD DROMORE B3RANCH. YESTERDAY evening, a public meeting was held in the Music Hall, in connection with the Young Men's Auxiliary Association in aid of the Down and Connor and Dromore Church Education Society, when the Rev. John Mnrray, LL.B-, of Arniagh, addressed the meeting on- Education- its Office, Difficulties, and ...

... ,f -0-reigil THE REVOLUTION IN GREECE. Tar Patrie says :- We can understand that France shouldnot hear with indifference the news of such a rapidrevolation. Harpening at a moment when people had made up their minds for a long period of quiet, the intelligence is all the more felt in the political world. But the questions now raised in a corner of Europe by the fall of the Greco-Bavariin ...

... I[BY MAGNETIO TELEOGAPH.] i THE Right Hon. William E. Gladstone, Chancellor of the Exchequer, visited Middlesboroughthisufternoon. He was met at Darlington by the Mayor of the Bo- rough, J. Harris, Esq., and accompanied thence by a special train to Eaton by a number of the large iron manufacturers of the district. At EBton Junc- tion the right bon. gentleman was accompanied over the celebrated ...

... R1EV. DR GUTHRtE AND THE CABMEN 0F FDINBURAOH. Last night, at half-past nine o'clock, a'meeting of cabmen was held in the large room of George Heriot's School, Rose Street, when addresses on.Temperance were delivered by the Rev. Dr Guthrie, and other clergymen and gentlemen. The chair was occupied by the Rev. John Mackenzie ; and amongst those on the platform were the Rev. Dr Geathrie, Rev. ...

... THIE IJECtrFE OF AMINESTY. TuRiN, Oct. 6, Evening-The Official Gazette or this eveni ng publishes the Rloyal Decree of Am- nesty, countersigiie4 by Signor Iattazzi. The de- cree is preceded by a report from the Minister to the King. 'i'IiC Minister in his report says:- ?? The motives which had compelled your Majesty towithatand ?? longer exist. The rule of the law is again consoli. dated. ...

... In the New Yorkl World we find an account of the political Inquisition' establishefl in the. Empire City, under the humane and enlightened r6gime i of Mr Secretary Stantoli. The 11oi-ld says:5 Of the large number of arrests made by order of the special Provost Mkarshal, a small proper- tion only have been mentioned in the public prints to -such as he has seen proper to give have been i ...

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... THE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE ON EFFI- CIENT: VOLUNTEER OFFICERS. The Firit Nottinghamshire Administrative Bat- talion of Volunteers were inspected on Southwell cricket ground, on Monday last, after which the men were addressed by Colonel Dick, who re- marked that some of the companies were deficient in drill, when the Dake of Newcastle, after stat- ing that he would give a prize of a silver cup next ...