... GRNJD TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA. I - - . . - be The directors of this company have issued a report a to the meeting on Friday next, accompanied by a third t. report from Mr. Watkin, who was requested by the board 0 to proceed to Canada immediately after the meeting of the a 8th August. This latter docunment is of considerable length. 0d The directors are happy to reeognise improved management . ...

... CURRANT GROWI(NG. (From the Grocer.) Currants, Nyhich form by far the beti]obut o arul, indeed, tire Staple article of tire commerce of 1m1nlern a Greece, arc tlao pron ee of a Species oif vine sn neorly cc0- semblirg the grape-vineo in form, leaf, size, lead mode of pri growth, as to chow no apparent difference to tile general ~22 observer. The cname is it corruption of Corinth, in the ...

... slit BDaffp pebm COVENT GARDEN. Tills EvmIRO-Io-t time- DINOIlAI. Mdlle. rarepa, Mrs. .Aysley Cook nad Mattmne Laura Baxter to Messrs. Santley, 1. Corrn, . Lj sli. aen W. larrisosn--ComlUlctolr, Mr. A. Mellon. - Comuenice at S. llRUI'YLANE, T1iIS EVEmNG, THtE COLLEEN BAWN. Messrs. D. Bonet- canu, Leesoll, Vaneeeliolo', asnd Seoile; Madame Celeste.- And RELIEF OF l.lJCliNOW. Messrs. Atkins, ...

... - * ?? I I's | (FROM OUR OWN CORBESPONDENT.) I . WARSAW, SEPT. 25. Intelligence which has reached us from St. re Petersburg states that Count Andrew Zamoyski ce on arriving there was allowed to lodge in an hotel, w and remain free till the return of the Emperor from Novogorod. The authorities here, after th departure of the count, sent a despatch to the g- papers published at Vienna and in ...

... I mTHE DISTRESS IN LANCSHIRE. I On Tuesdaya numerouslyattended aesdhigilyin- flueutial mncetiog, convened by requisition, was held in thf Oak room. of the Mansion-house, Dublin, for the purpose o adopting measures to relieve the distress of the operatives in Lancashire. Amongst those present ?? Grace the Duke of Leinster, Sir Robert Peel, Bart., Lord Clonbrock, Most tev. Dr. Whately, ...

... I ADMIRALTY, OcT. 8.-APPOrNTME-NTS.-Captain C. F. A. Shadhvell, O.B., to the Hastiugs. Lieutenants F. C. R. Baker. to the St. George ;R. B. Lambert. to the Galatea * W. 11. Goold, to the Euryalus - A. Il Turner, to the Seaford ; A. S. Mont;agu, to the Virago; and ?? IC. Mackeuzie, to be tlag lieutenant to Vice. Admiral Hope Johnstone. Chaplain and Naval Instructor thle Rev. J. Cawsbon, to the ...

... I The fine barque Usk, built ia this port three years ago, and owned by Mr. Thomas Beynon, Dock-street, ?? for Caldela, with coals, towards the end of Aeril last. After being a short time out, Captain Mathias, the master, put back to Newport, and the owner had the vessel thoroughly re-caulked and re-metalled. She pro- ceeded to sea from Newport in May, and after a fine pas- sage, reached ...

... TELLGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. I (BRUTER'S TELEGRAM.) THE HEALTH OF GARIBALDI. SPEZZIA, OCT. 28. Dr. Nelaton. has approved the course of treat- went followed with Garibaldi. He considers amputation unnecessary, and is con- fideut of his recovery. The general medical consultation will talie place to-morrow. l GREECE. PARIS, OCT. 28. Lta France of this evening states that a Turkish naval division ...

... It appears from the weekly return issued by the Registra -Geneml that the deaths registered in London in the week that ended last Saturday were 1,1 . e i average number of deaths in the weeks corresponding with last week in the ten years 1852-61 is found, with aL correc- tion for increase of population, to be 1,159.' The rate of mortality in lest week exceeded the average, but the excess .is ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Sicc,-Tho abolition movement ivhich impelled the slave-owners to rash so precipitately out of the Union had some aspects not generally known. One most important feature was the formation of a secret anti-slavery sentiment in the South itself, but more especially in the Border States. In Mr. Stirling's admirable Letters from the Slave States (Parker and Son, ...

... THlE AMNESTY IN ITALY. The following is the full text of M Rattazzi's report on the amnesty, a brief abstract of which has already been received by telegraph Sire,-The causes which had hitherto obliged your govern- ment to advise yoa to resist the generous impulse of your heart towards General Garibaldi and his accomplices have ceased. The authority of the laws is beicg every- where ...

... [ (RIEUTERS TELErGAMS.) GREECE. PARIS, OcT. 27. La France of this evening publishes the following intelligence from Greece The King has retired to Salamis, where he received a courier from General Hahn, announcing that the general, with 2, 000,men who had remahied faithful to the K:ing, proposed to take up a posi- tion in the environs of Athens, in order to cut off the insurgeuts' ...