... I _ _ ?? ?? I GARIBALDI'S RECEPTION AT MALTA. The following is an extract from a letter written by a Liverpool gentleman who is accompanying Garibaldi to England:- Valetts, March 23, 1864. The steamer took us up beautifully, and -we arrived this morning at three o'clock. Captain B-, 100th regiment, has made the most corn. fortable arrangements for us at the Imperial Hotel. We had a good ...

... The great volunteer festival of Easter Monday has once more been celebrated in fitting style by the citizen-soldiers of the metropolis. In some respects the present year's display, though rather less numerously attended, and perhaps less attractive in the eyes of civilians, than some of its predecessors, surpassed all that had gone before. The difficult nature of the ground and the in- ...

... | - - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80, RIGHT At PLACES. B. E D W. F X I Q . R. S. Narnl litlt ?? 29.34 41 3 W.N.W. 2 30 cc 0.11 2 Aberdeen .. 29.89 41 2 s.S.W. 26 2 Oa . 2 Leith ?? 29.41 48 3 w. 2 2 32 c .. I Ardrossan .. 29.44 43 2 N.N.w. 4! 8 32 r .. 3 Greencatle,. 29.65 44 1 N.w. 5 7 24 r a 0.31 2 Galway ?? 29.76 40 2 iv 2! 0 26 re 0.10 -2 Valentia ?? 29.81 47 4 N. 4 7 32 C 0.09 4 Cape lear.. 29.81 ...

... TUE INVASION OF DENMARK. THEE INVASION OF DENMARK. ?? I vPrULSE OF THE PRUSSIANS. The Prussian army, after spending more than a month in forming its approaches to the lines of Duppel, and after maintaining a heavy flanking fire on the Danish bastions for several days, made a grand assault on Bastion. No. 6 and on the whole lines ot Duppel at three o'clock in the morning of Monday last. This ...

... ROYAL INSURANCE VOLUNTEER FLRE - BRIGADE. Yesterday morning, the members of this fire brigade turned out fully equipped, with three engines, and paraded the principal streets of the town, returning afterwards to Bingley Hall, which was their muster place. The occasion of this demonstration was to celebrate the anniversary of the formation of the brigade. The band of the Rifle Volunteers headed ...

... l I e IESRINI r .S . LOCAL PEDEST RIANISK. Amongst the various amusements ini the publie programme for, Mondaj, pedestrianism had its. tai share of publio patronage, Upwards of eighteen huae dred persons paid for admission t6o *Itnes the: vioid mnatches set down to come off at Aeton Groaa Grounds.. The first 'wa between. D..HhriaY and 3 DoON, N both of Wednesfield, who,, at half-patt eleven ...

... l IDDERMINSTM INThESTING GA'rnuFzta.-A tea meetitig of a rather unique kind took' place in the Ohantry aujotring the parish Church on Tuesday. The entertainment referred to was given biy Miss Lea, a lady who formerly resided in Kidderwninrter, and who took a great Interest In educa. tional matters, and more particularly in Sunday School work. 13he conducted a girl'a class at St.. Mary's ...

... WRECK OF THE B.S. NEW YORK QuzzBsTowN, March 29.-The Inman steam- ship City of New York, from New York on the C 39th inst., struck on Daunt's Rock on entering mor a~neenstown lHarbour this morning. She is likely posi tobecome a' total wreck, the rock having pene- Of a trated her bottom under the starboard bunker, POsi oIpposite the mainmast. The specie, mails, and The passengers have been ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPI.I. [REUTESL'S TELEGRAM.S.] THE DANO-GERNIAN WAR. CONTINUATION OF THE SIEGE OF FREDERICIA. GRAVENSTEIN, March 30.-It is reported that a portion of the Prussian division of the Guards has gone to Fredericia to co-operate with the Austjians in continuing the siege of that place. The total loss of the Prussians in the fighting before Duppel on Monday last was 136 men killed, ...

... F 0 G-S I GN AL S. Wn have somnewhere read a fablo to the effect that -_ storm and darkuoss, fierce wavos, mighty winds, and other things terrible to man, held a meeting, in order flu to ohoose their kiug. They urged their several ob claims, but, when evening oame on, a mist curled T itself lip in the midst of the assembly, andl said, I B gather round a than going to his own homo, over T) ...

... TEB INTENDED AMEIORIAL OF SfLAKS- PEARE AT STRATFORD-ON-AVON. Tizonr, is at length a hope that something worthy of the Tercentenary Festival in honor of Shakspeare will be prodnoed under the auspices of the Stratford Committee. The local committee. in connection with the forthcoming celebration, having determined to plice the responsibility of selecting the site for the wonnumental-momorial to ...

... - We ace sorry to learn that the Right Hon. the Lord Irayor bas been so indisposed during thte paut few days at to be confined to his room, but we trust, that his lordship's Illness Is but of a temporary character, and that in a few days ho will be able to resume the duties o! big office. THE VACANT CA14iMANSH[PS, The vacancies occasioned by the resignation of Mr. Tigbe Bnd the death of Mr. ...