... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... I # TEl MEDITFRRANEAN MAILS. A table was issued from the Post-office yesterday showing various alterations in the time of sailing of vessels in the French Mediterraneau Mail Packet service. In future mails will be despatched from Marseilles for Genoa and Leghorn every Thursday at 2 p.m. ; for Civita Vecchia and Naples every Monday at 10 p.m., and every Thuinday at 2 p.m. ; for Malta every ...

... TO THE EDITOR OV THE DAILY NEWS. SrR,-Tlie question shall Italian unity be strengthened and established by the acquisition of Rome as its naturl and proper capital is fast becoming one of Euro. peas interest, involving probably tbetranquillity of Europe. As a deeply interested looker-on, I participate in thegeneral vexation that a neighbouring sovereign, approving non. ictesventiou at home and ...

... I The total number of deaths which have resulted from the collision on the! Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway on Monday evening, up to the present time, is seventeen- The number of persons seriously injured and under medical treatment is about fifty ; and, at the lowest calculation, about a hundred more have been assisted home in a more or less injured state. The following details are from the ...

... (TBO31 OU OWN cOORSPoNDOT.) i BOSTON, Ocr. 7. The results of the two days' battle of Corinth t are important for the future campaign of the I south-west. General Halleck had previously suc- ceeded in organising the several military divisions 1 in this section, and the general plan of operations r was fixed. The officers had their divisions, and the I concentration of forces had begun. The ...

... TO TIM EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-On my return to town yesterday, a friend put into my hands your impression of October 8th, in which | your correspondent, Mr. Briggs, again figures as a champion for Australia as a cotton-growing field, sad a refuge for the uneniployed and starving operatives of Lancashire, This, without doubt, can be readily admitted. But the difficulty with Australia is ...

... THISEr ld-lat itisse-FIIE LILYjt OF' ]ILLARNry. THISe ?? ?? Messrs. kantley George lel. 'teasu3. -Cond; etore, Mr. A. Mlellon.-CO1f-ou5ce at S. - I iDRURY-LANE. t7-EIFO THIs EvvNINulO, TDlE COALEEN BAWN at 7.-IEIEF OF DJCKNOWci 9~. rs. [lion iieu~icault and Madame Celeste; Ilesarse 1). .Boucicault, AWli13, H. Valdoslli. Soarle, and Ryderi RAYINAlIKHT. y.MsE.Rmr THIS EVIlLDig., A DAGI TO MARY ...

... MIDDLESEX SESSIONIS. (Before Mr. Bodkin, Assistant-Judge.) CMu*dc Nicholas Laurent, 50, cook, was indicted for un- lawfully and maliciously vwoundiug Victor Julien, with in- tent to do him s3ome grievous bodily harm. Tile prisoner elected to be tried by a mixed jury of fo- reigues' and Englishmen. The prosecutor as an artist, well known for his trapeze performances at the Alhambra and other ...

... (nRUTR'8S TBLEGRAMS.) SOtTHAaMPTTON, OcT. 19. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam- ship Ceylon, Captain Evans, with the heavy portion of the above mailq, arrived hero this evening Pt 7 o'clock. She brings 38 passengers, including captain and Mrs. Hanks, from. Australia, and Lieutenant Garton and Dr. Slaughter, from Calcuttai The Ceylon has on freight 7 packages specie -from Aus- tralia ...

... E 'ION O T (J 'l'HENJUY WILSON. Tie last terrib)le (ticaf thse hew was; carried ~ ~ t vstcvr cluoriliog upon 010thora oe Wilson, lo galt l. , if Msoe Ti l(*ls COH aecteil with Clio crime for which the pia a a f FoiI iir l~f0 Wciil be fVCe1l1 illil th recollee. teen of ?? joil ii . 1 t liAlA atlb Last sessionl of tile ('nirl Ciiilit` -out fw- the asilful muirder, by poisoning vil ll 50 f a d wd ...

... GARIBALDIAN DEMOSSTBATION IN , TlHE CITY Yesterday, one of the most numerous, most en-'I thusiastic, and at the same time one of the most unanimous ' demonstrations that has been seen for many years in the City of London, took place at the London Tavern, for the purpose of expressing sympathy with General Garibaldi, and protesting against the occupation of Rome by the French Emperor. An eager ...