... (MO OUR OWN 0OoRwo PONDENT.) [A portion of the following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday:] Tnuasmy Eva. The Cowlitutionnel'z bad luck when it under- takes to stay a panic at the Bourse is proverbial. The note of this morning, contradicting the three rumours to which the fall of yesterday was attri- buted-i.e., a new loan, the selling up of defaulters to the last loan, and a ...

... ' TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENEL I (murnS TIauE.M) THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. COPENHAGEN, Oar. 22, 5.0 Pw. Their Royal Rigbnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales left in the Osborne this afternoon at 4.45. They were accompanied on board by the King, the royal family, the ministers and members of the diplomatic corps, and a large number of the higher civil and military officials. Their Royal ...

... ISIR STAFFORD NOBTCOTE ONSCHOOLS AND | I SCHOOL LIFE. } I ~ ?? Northicote, Bart., deivered an address ), th Athenseum, Exeter, before a densely crowded audience; ro. Mr. JoH14 SILLrATF~ presided. tu. Sir STAvFO1D NORTHCOTH said that the subject of educa. I. tion was one which was necessarily at all times full of it? interest to socielies such as their own, established as it had Mat been for ...

... (yoX 003 OWN COt SPONDENT.) TURIN, OCT. 1t The alarming condition of the Italian finances is well known to Eurooe. Mr. West's report, published byour Foreign-office, though, perhaps, tinted with a certain amount of exaggeration, has shown that the enormous deficit of the last years, instead of being diminished, has increased in a dis- tressing proportion. The financial question, there- fore, ...

... on Saturday, the 8th inst., adetacbment of the delegates from the maritime provinces arrived by steamer from Sit, John to Portland, and thence by rail to Quebee. The following day the Canadian government steamer Queen Victorip, arrived f roma below, having on hoard Sir Richard MNpconoll, Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia, Lady Marlonnaell, and the remainder of the delegates. A num.r of ladies ...

... I I , , . ,'THB COLLIERSW STZR.Kx I . . .. . - ! ?? . . (FrxotsaBi riniha P68t of yesterday.) On °uepday xQrngf, at Spring Mire, Dudley, % Prrp was cosnitted by 5omhe miscreant or miscreant, ina the bouse of John laywood, miner. It appears that a tin bottle, containing powder, with a fuss attached, wan thrown at the win. dolw of the geid house, and it immediately explodedc A billyeook hat was ...

... MANSION HOUSE-LONDON, SATMIDAY. ORGINol AND UTTERING ACCEPTANCES ron £5,000. A GENTLEMANLY-LOOKIXG, ?? man, named Charles Eton do Witt, described as a wine merchant, of Crutohediriars, and J0, Ashburnham Terrace, Greenwich, was placed at the bar before the Lord Mayor, 9harged with obtaining, by means of false representations, casks and hogsheade of vine, valued at nearly X£5,000, from Messrs. ...

... A PARISIAN CHAlRACTER. Tun Boulevard des Itnliens lost lately, by the hand of death, one of its oldest ?? Fraser, an old dandy, who from 1827 to 186l in- habited Paris, and who, when in town, was rarely to be seen elsewhere than on that small but choice section of the boulevard which extonds from the Chausdee ?? to the Ruo Lafittl. His history is curious, and few people knew it. Msjor Fraser ...

... dize _re_. _ _T HTHE MONETARY CRISIS. [FROM T'IE TIMES.] IF the npprellensions of agriculturists had the least Dower of self-f ulfirhient, as sure as August came round there wrould be a bad harvest. But, complain as we will of the uncertainty of the skies, that uncertainty is not aggravated by the clement of hunman. misgiving. While all below are fearing the worst, nature takes its own course, ...

... XtRst 4U Wet-'fr.£ _= =_ ?? ?? If,.. (EUTFADUOHID ,EANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, OCT. 25, 1864. Tim Emperor Napoleon III. is about to set out for Nice, where, according to some accounts, he is to meet the Czar. Other rumors have it that the Czar will have departed before the E1m- peror arrives. There is, at all events, a good deal of stir in the Continential world, and Sove reigns and Prime ...

... Coal allb jh5bloll. THE COURT. JALMOIIAL, Ocr. 12.-The Queen went out yester- day morning, accompanied by Princess Helena. In the afternoon her Majesty, accompanied by Princess HIelena and Princess Boatriog, and attended by the Hon. Emma Lasoollos, drove round by Ballater. The Dean of Westminster had the honor of dining with tbo QueenandRoyalFamily. PrincoAlfradhonorod the Earl and Countess ...

... ?? ?j t - I ??dfad ?? -- (ESTABLISHED ANNO 17B7.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, OCT. 4, 1864. Sone details are given by telegraph of the fear- ?? gunpowder explosion at Erith. It appears from a circular issued by the proprietors that the cause 'of the calamity is beyond even the reach of conjecture. The place was for the storage of powder only, and no mechanical ope- rations were required there. The ...