... AFFAM OF TUNIS. The accounts from Ttunis come down to the 20th of August, and they report that, after the now governor, who had been esont toS9ax, had landed tbere and bad, read the Bey'e amnesty, a riot occurred originating ia a quarrel between a drunken Mloor and the boat'a crew 61 the Bry's steamer, which obliged the governor to retire to' jis houee. On tbae 1th the governor's house was ...

... TEE HARVESr. ?? . . .. .. ?? l.. . - A ?? quantity of rain has fallen within the last week, and the country everywhere appears to have I benefited very much from the downpour, it we may 7 judge from the green crops, turnips, &c., which have . rovived wonderfully, and look fleurlatifhi, The corn cruop Is neirly everywhere harvested in very good con- tioB, and ?? outlying quantity is net in the ...

... I MR. RUSSELL ON THE WAR IN AERICA. I I (Fn~,nta P A A.,.in - J t . ?? O (Iofm ?? Anmy'anI Navy Oazetts). Whiletwaiting from the noet news from America, it would scarcely be wise to indulge In prophesy, with so many examples before our eyes of the fatal result of doing so in all matters connected with the other side of the Atlantic, whenever the attempt has been made by ataleemsen, politicians ...

... SHOOKING DEPHAVITY IN ENGLAND. I At Clerkenwell Police Court, on SSaturday, Anne Brown, a fashionably attired woman, residing at 51), Bernard. atreet, Russell-square, was summoned for using threatening and abusive lsnguage towards Mrs. Flore.ce Ayre, whereby she went in bodily fear. Ur. Ricketts, on behalf of the coaiplainant,sald it would be noesosary, in order to make the case Intelligible, ...

... 'THE LATE RESCUE FROM DROWNING AT I __ _ , , RHOWTH, A correspondent has hindly furnished us with the annexed authentic particulars in reference to this case, As some inaccuracies and misstatements were in tbe version which has already appeared, we of course, make way for the following :- About 1I o'clock on Saturday morning last a lady (Miss Godkin) bathing at Balscad- den got out of her ...

... THE NEW P. 0. REGUL&TION. l oeratloa1 t Post.Offico regulatien comes into openetiont fo Ireland will not derive as much ?? as England and Scotland, but still it both ?? fo to many, and play an Important part for num cilitating supply and otimulating demand b tons articles of commerce. It interferes C with th~inmmercil traveller as agent for the sale of I wares Z'ording to pattern-tbut that ...

... NOTES 1'ROl PARIs. (By the Correspondene of Ikec Telegraph.) The excitement caused by M. de Pereigny'e speech laa not subsided; the friends of liberty are ?? surprised to find an ?? of the Interior pane- gyrise in such undisguised language the most anti- liberal of institutions. It bas even been feared that Mi. do Perelgny may soon resume office, as the Emperor bas for some time lately ...

... TIIE FEDERAL NAVY. (Fronm Mie Timms.) We trust that there Ds no necessity for urging all those who have any share in the control of the English navy to watch the American war with the closest atten- tiou. Our belligerent cousins are carrying out, on a magnificent scale, experiments which are worth a hun- dred of the artificial arrangementa of Shoeburyness and Cherbourg. Live men, and targets ...

... 1 (From tho Scoloman,) When tbhre's a will, tberes a way; and even when there is a want of will, there will doubtloms be a way if there is a necessity. In the great and urgent question regarding the disposal of the sewage of towns, there are formidable and very various difficulties, and in the generality of cases a really wonderful want of will ; but then, in addition to several similar ...

... I '67U STRE ET F I?FIN t3?ANFRANCISCO. 1 1 - - ?? - . 11 - . . . . I There wae a serious shooting aflray In our principal ,o street (Montgomery), which resulted in the death of four Df persons. The facts, Pnoh as are ascertained, are so tol- is Iows --t, seems one Bill Davis, a noted gambler, who D resides at Yieka, was interested in and drove a horse it race which camne off at Placenville on ...

... TO Tn12 EDITIOR OF THlE nMine, Sti-I wiab, with your permission, to offer a eom- ment on the letter of Aa Irish Landlord, in the Timeo of Tueeday last. Iie aaya- ' I hVeO no bebligtlon In arantlog that the Stato Oiurch In reland Jo a masclhovouo anomaly. If ita thting was to be dojie now no esuo man would advocate tile state endowment of a 'reto.tant church in a country Inhabited by a Roman ...

... ., NDAR AND 118 GIANT BALLOON*. in The second ascent off H. Nadaria his Geant ly balloon has far some time pust been a favourite topic I; w ith the Pario and Bruosele journals. Thisitime there J9 was to be no failure, The earth was to hs foraaken fir ot an Indefinite period, and thb saroantes were to exist in Ig cloudland till It became tiresome to rquialo loiegr fromii the parent earth, ...