... en The Vienna correspondent of the DcyTdell h, ;s writing on the Oth imot, ?? week hss not hebeen allowed to pass without some clerical scandal. in I have repeatedly given you storiea of prison disci- pline, as Isiercised by the Sistersof the Good Pastors in the houses of correction entrusted to their cars. h We have just had a trial, in which some of the worst h features came out i mncrallto, ...

... 'WIND & 'WEATHER EPORT-TimsDy, The observations are taken At 9 A.M, ?? S ?? fine :Ardreosaa ?? NNW .. breezy, Ayr ?? ?? ?? . SW ?? breezy, ?? W ?? fresh-fine Birminghaem .. SE ?? fine Bradford ?? SW ?? fine Cape clear ?? WNW ?? lpe ?? SW , , fine Carlile.. ?? NW ..,.stor my CheUenhan., BE fine Cork ?? 1 ?? Deal ?? ?? moderate Donaghadee ?? SW fresh-cloudy ?? SSW .. dull Dubin ?? . fine ...

... 1. 0*54? I. TUESDAY MORiNING, SEPT. 20. THE Dutch Charnbers were opened yesterday by a speech from the Throne, in whick the King congratulated. the Legislature on the prosperity of the: country and its dependen- cies. Amongst the proposed measures for the session are several -bills forthe abolition of local Excise duties, and one for the reorgan- isation of tjie Customs tariff in the Dutch ...

... HOW COBL. JACQUES AND EDMUND KIRKE (J. RZ. UIL MORE) GOT INTO RlICIMUOND. The following account, from the Adosdic MIic'f/, tells how the above gentlemen got into Richmond, I and got introduced to the Presidena, We hav e I already given at length their conversation with Mr, 1 Davis:- 0 We went there in an ambulance, and we went I together-the colonel and I. That we got in was t owing. perhps ...

... ;~ S ' kISHERIES COMMISSION. - - , GREE;NOCK. e TheiRbyal Commissioners appointed to inquire t into the conditidn of the sea fisheries of the United P Kingdom, held a meeting yesterday in the Tontine Hotel, Greenodl, for the purpose of hearing evi A dence with reference to the fisheries of thel West Coast. -iThe Caminissioners present wvere-Mr. Jas. Caird, M.P. (chairman), and Mr. George Shaw ...

... EXTRAORDtNlINARy RECOVERY OF A ST1OLE N INF ANT. --I- At Greenwich Police Court, on Monday, Sarah WVeaver, a respectably dtesed young woman, de. seribiug herself as the wife of a seaman, retsiding at 5 Sackville Street, Sonthsea, Portsrnouth, wds' placcd in the dock before Mr. Traill, char'ged (on suspicion of intending to desert a female infant,' three weeks old, in the public streets.' Thc ...

... 1. o ?? 1. , G& WO, IQ M ONDAY MOBNING, SEPT. 26, THe Prince aM Princess of Wales left Copen- hagen for Stockhohn on Saturday afternoon, on a visit to his Majesty the King of Sweden, It is expected that the sojourn of their Royal Highnesses will last about eight days. The National Council of Switzerland has ratified the Commercial Treaty with France by a large majority of votes. The popular ...

... A RAID IN THE WEST BGDLANDS, lBY AnlTEU1lt. tART FIRST. (tLINFALL0OR TO K1Ult'R UOMJ.E. It was riot wet that predolu morning when Ilooke`d Int of the vindow at five. I had sat up the previouS might till twelve watching the barometer, It tell rumost a degree at every tap, and I slept all night rpith a Scotch mist over my hopes; Bo I was agree. ably disappointed when I pulled the curtain aids. ...

... The International Congress, which has been sit. tiv g at Geneva with a view to regulate the position of hospitals and woundedin time of war, has terminated ,itB labours. Ten resolutions havo DOOR adoptod fnd signLd, 3under rest rve of ratification, by the representatives of Belgium, Baden, Denmark, Spain, :France, Hesse, 5 Italy, the Nethetlands, Portugal, Prussia, Switzer. land, and ...

... KILMARNOCK, LmUDOtiS PAmRn CruiUCs.-The presentee to the' Parish Church of Loudoun does not appear to have ?? the favour of the parishioners. At a meeting of the Irvin&e Presbytery, held in the church, on Thursday-11ev. Dr. Campbell, Moderator pro tern. -to receive objections, if any, the following memo- rial Vwas presented by tavin Alston, Esq., heritor, and Mlessrs. John f'ampbell and Alex. ...

... -From the Times.) A ?? and novel scheme, involving a revolutionin the construction of vessels of war, has lately been rubmitted to tbe Admiralty by Mr. A. M'Laine, a naval arcbitect of Belfast. It is probably one of the many similar contributions to the pending contest between armour plating and rifled ordnance, but it has the merit of being simple, if not original, in conception, and capable, ...

... THE QUESTION OF 1F NA, - IN AMEaIlcA [We have been favoured hy 3Ir. Johna E - this city, with the following fromt the Germa0 Ci. calat of Messrs. Neill Brothers, Lodon, ohed 24th curt. ?? On this question there has btra a zzra o sentibnent within the past ten dsa. Preie st. lastperceive what wehavetold ort.rienaifrrn tbe- girnning, tfat the great majority of tie Democrair party are as ...