... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... TO THE EDITOR Or TEE DAET NEWS, SiR,-Captain Sayer desires that his hurried remarks may not be regarded as an answer to my argument; and they certainly are not an answer to it, since they do not even touch its main point, the effect of our occupation of Gibraltar on the rela- tions between England and Spain. I am, as Captain Sayer presumes, quite ready to allow that we have a great ...

... TRE BRITISH ASSOCATION FOR THE | ADVANCMENT OF SCIENCE. I CAMBRIDGE, TUESDAY. The proceodinrg of the Association were con-; tinned. This being the last day on wbich the sections were appointed to meet, the papers placpd in the various lists were very numerous, and, in .ily caseq, of specitl interest anid importance, Drid thaiscussions were more than usually animated. SECTioN A-MAT UE\IATICX.L ...

... It I [A portion of the following appeared in our Evening ! Edition of yesterday LIVERPOOL, TanasnY. O Tue Canadian mail stearner Bohemian, Captain ni Borland, which left Quebec on the 27th ult., and which called off Cape Race for telegraphic des- Vi patches on the 30thl ult., arrived in the river about th 12.30 this morning. or ?? telegraphic summaries have already been an published, and the ...

... I I (RXUTER'S TELEGRAMS,) ITALY. TURIT, Oct. 11, EvEyrNa. The Minister of Finance has published the budget for 1863, which contains the following items: cl Francs c. In Ordieary expenditure ?? 763,343,200 24 Extraordinary ditto . 173,044,729 15 C Diminution on the whole expen- diture ?? ?? 38,959,073 49 t Ordinary revenue ?? 549,3535,244 against 1862 Increase ?? ?? 30,207,470 33 Extraordinary ...

... I TTHE REGISTBATZION&S- I MIDDLESEX. The Revising Barrister, Mr. Edmond Beales, beld his court yesterday, at the Windsor Castle, Hammer- smith, for the purpose of revising the lists of Chisiwick, Fulham. ?? Hnmmersmitb. Mr. W. Albert James and Mr. Henry James appeared fur the Middlesex Reform Society; Mr. T. Alley Jones repre. sented the Conservative interest; anda clerk front the office of Mr ...

... 1TALY. X (FROM OCR OW: C011cerUONEInNT,) TURIN, OCT. 5. The followilg letter, writtein by Count Cavour, Las just collic to light ; Turin, Feb. 1, 1S60. I consider it my pressiu, d&tv to make known to you the four propositions made 1 v Eugland to France, which wero officially collonluicatetd to me yesterday. With a view to effect a settletimnt of Rtalian affaira the following terms should be ...

... (Inom ?? OWN CORRESPONDENT.) 1A portion of the following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday .] PArus, THURSDAY EVENING. Tile Emperor, the Empress, and the Imperial Prince arrived at St. Cloud from Biarritz in the middle of the night. The ministers (with the ex- ception of Marshal Randon, Minister-at-War, who is absent on leave) went to the palace this usorniogi to present their ...

... Per Arabia, via Qasenstown. NEW YORK, SEPT. 30. Tile N;- y r, 7 Iercald, of the 28th September, givcs tile following, intelligence The last servs froni the front of General M'Cloliau's army i- that all is quiet there. No material ehango has taken plac in Llcither army. The wounided who arrived at Frederick were bilog sent north as rapidly as possible. Buell sai rdLarisville, and with it ...

... I TO THE EDOI1OR Of TEE DAILY NEWS. Sta,-I thiiuk further consideration will confirm your latest estimate of President Lincoln's proclamatiop. It is a most importaut declaration, and one that cannot be fully appreciated bya simpl- reference to what it says, or what it is likely to effect. Its importance consists in this, that it commits the government of the United States to the abolition ...