... BE WARDS. (From the Eaturday Review.) NWotlni Marks more strongly the gulf which divides the poor from the rich than the feeling which prevail abjut rewards. It may be said, as a general rale, 'that gentlemen accept ?? very freely, but are extremely shy about taking rewards. A reward differs from a testimonilc La several points. In the first place, It Is preaumed that the former ts given by a ...

... THE BATrLE OF MCJFORDSVIALLE O FORE VR&iG.I [We copy the following from the JaGAC3e7om Mi cis8ippiin, beirg the first extended account of the engagement whioc has rerched this country from a Southern EoaroZ- Ie Camp near Bardstown, Ky., S3ptember 25, 1862. Editors Miessisippitn,-I take advantage of an opportunity to send you a few l'nes, enclosing at the same time a correct List of crtoaltle3 ...

... ?PAISLEY-Xov. 21, 1 ?? WIrE-BEATnzG,- A the POloe Court, on Friday, Melore Bailie Caldwell, Thomiam Routledge, umbrella-meender. 4 South Croft Street, tri charged with having, on raarsdsi the 20th inetant, voitbia his own house, asaulted. Mary hl GcigsD or koutledge, his wife, by striling her on the bzeast with his fiet and kicking her on the leg with hit foo- to her hurt and injury, and being ...

... | I - . .. . ?? . . I The following repcrt has been handed by Profaeor Par'. tidge to the Garibaldi Italian Unity Committee for pablicA. tior:- The revival of the unfavourable reports respecting the state of General Garlbbldl'o health and wound, even Imply. lug the necessity of an amputation, and an Invitation from Dr. Iparl and his colleagues to attend a consultatlon of doctors for the ...

... .eAYR-Nov. 10. ThE WRATMM.-iWnter has ?? tili seasonmuch sooner tn uNsual. A strong Sale, accompanied with showers of anoew nd hail, began to blow on Satuiday night. It coan- tinned all day yesterday, and to-day It continues as violently as ever. The surrounding uplands are covered with snow. VEtsL AnHouR -The brigantine Booe, of B1fat, M'KetzIe master, when off Midi Craig yesterday after- ...

... PRESENTS FnOM THE KING OF ITALY TO THE ZOOLd- 010AA GARDENS$, REGCBRT'S PARK.-These gardens have just received a valuable addition to the already 'wonderful collectionof animals, by the arrival of some magnificent beasts, the gift of his Majesty the King of Italy. They consist of two bulls and two cows, of matchless beauty and purity of breed, of e race of cattle little known in England. There ...

... I ENGLAND AND DZdnMAB Th1e e G Bofc, a weeW journa, pubrlise. the following a the text of the deepatoh of Lord Rwssell to Kr. Paget at Copenhagen. We (Gloe) trandate It from the German, Into which It had been translated from the English criginal:- Foreign Office, Sept. 24. According to reports received from var ous quarters, It appears that the exchange of notes between Austria, Prussia, and ...

... THE ART UNION OF GRE&T BRITAIN. This association have selected (or the first prlze In thelr Christmas drawing a painting by the taleated nd well-known artht, Sam Bough, ELq., A.RS.A., entitled, Dankerque, from the Lower Harbour, value £125; and for the second, one by Edwin Rayee. Esq., ?? MontOrguetl, Jergey, £7O. Both these paintings are now exhibiting In the Society of Artists E'lbifbhlon ...

... LONDON, N OE MBBB 26. BuoLABS SHOT AT 2Y A WOMAN AT BItRxjfQjr&VM -A soujbwhbt excit1ng encounter between a woman and a couple of bargars took place in the garden of i a house in Summer Street, Birmingham, early on the mrning of Fateday It appears that 3rs-.oBl. lamy, who lives In the above street, retired to rest somewhat early on Friday might, and that at about i one o'clock on Saturday ...

... I BY MASGNETIC TELEG.RAP.H. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCI. TUrREY AND OREECE. A, letter from Cons2'matifop!6 eae tho Greek revalaotio Lrhe caused o=sEutrable broiety. A Cai&net C(ouncil was befd. &t wbich mesaures were resolved vpon for the defence of the frontier. ' FIAI ' CE. The Irtdepcndance quotes a circular of M. de Pesagay,. which nunources the vppointment of Mr. Droayn de Lahis 5s oae of the ...

... THE STATE OF PARTIES IN ITALY. (romi the Tim's Turin Corzesponldentj The most furious among the.members of Parliament Who me Vowing In upon Trin from all parts of the country are the representatives of the Neapolitan proinees Their Ill- Wi agairst Ratszzi is ?? to what may ceam a pitob of stark madness, and It may be said that by this they only too falittfully Interpret the frame of mind of ...

... a i~AMERICAN ITEMS, 1 - . - (Prom the .ew York Tm CEIANGZ rI! COMMAND, General MuCellan is to be restored to the Position of Geert-n-hlf linbr view of his exerineand &I.t caps}. ctinorganising airmies and planninag campaign. Hia adirble qualities for these important duties retored crdeu out of chaos and secured our unsdoua ioplii against the enemy after our first unfortunate battle of Bull unn ...