... ?? FORESTS AND MR BRIGHT - ?? - , ?? To the Lditor c/ t'e G4390w H&rali. ?? me, MNr E@ltr, to correct a charac. ?? httoteset a M. l Bright's on this subtcot. :. gett'em i is rep --ted asS1 oac'g in the City ^4 itit the Tories would gladly see Scollrnd a dcer fc:cas. 1''r ta* ,; o , er wb FAct The largeot and of i 'S i iL- (Leer forest., In Scotland are the ?? ',c!ix f. Po;slSire, and those In ...

... MR. POPE HENNESSY ON IHE WHIC . GOVERNMENT. Il ?? the electors of' Wexford, M. r. Pope Hea- th nessy thissepoke of the late Government--' You have no heard, sedloubt, till you are sick of it, that call the mis.a fortunes ?? Ireland are due to three bad years; but I pr attribute tue lameitvable condition in which we awe to bU twenty led years, Asd twenty extremely. od years alt they have been-I ...

... ROMISH PRACTICES-SO-CALMD - on EXsURB RITUALISM.: TO THE DIiTOR OF THE DAILY NE ; Sam,-With reference to your excellent irti'le on the recent disgraceful occurrences at Nonrthmoor-greefl I fully concur in your observation that the peace of a parish ought not to be at th6 mercy of one man. Nor ought that spirit of domineering, which is one of the chr lacteristics of the papacy, be allowed by ...

... The Michaelmas Sessions for the County of Denbigh were held in the Town H all, Wrexham, on Thursday and Friday (yesterday) last. The finance and other county business was transacted on Thursday, when there were presenit, Thomas Hughes, Esq., Chairman ; Col. Biddulph, M.P.; Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart., M.P., 31. Humble, Esq., James Maurice, Esq , General Towns- bend, Bertie Wynni, Esq., J. H. Foulkes ...

... HOUSE or MERCY, DITC.HINGHAM. ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL. The anniversary festival was held here on Wednesday last. The service began with a celebration of Holy Communion at seven a.m., followed by mattins at 10, when the choir (a part of that of St. Mary-le-Tower, Ipswich) entered in procession, followed by the Clergy, singing the translation of 0 quanta qualia, from the Hymnal Noted. Litany and ...

... ITE THRaNGLIS E The Tir Nationdal WU commenced at Brussels on Friday. There was a general holiday observed throughout the capital. The reception of the Enlglish volunteers on Thursday evening was noat enthusiastic. -A great number had previously arrived, but the largest body came up by train from Oslend. The Plaoe dos Nations was crowded with anxious spectators, who waited with commendable ...

... FI'LL. lin ?? VoU[INTEEll 3S IN BE, LGIUM. hi: xsx~r , TueseDat No: ?? was fixed for a inst itupertaxit and imposing ceremony-the visit of the Killng to the Tir National. The arrival of the King took place shortly after two o'clock. There were five or six of the Royal carriageb with I eatriders, the groomis and servants attending which were act!tred ill ?? liveries, closcly reselublilig those ...

... A ENT1RY OF THE ITALIAN TROOPS INTO inst MANTUA. rD A letter from Miantua, dated the 7thi inst., to the wsr Wanderer, of Vienna, Says: solI 'The municipality, acting with the commnandaont of the SI place, recently addressed an lpvitation to the citizens aged byg from 21 to 65, for the formation of an urban guard, 600 tbi' I men strong. A large number responded, and in three days thre a a ...

... J E WE LS. Having alluded on a former occasion to the great an- tiquity of the use of jewels as objects of personal adorn. ino ment, we will now glance more especially at their rin connection with historical facts, and their influence on enc the conduct and fortunes of a few illustrious individuals. I When Moses was instructed to prepare the Tabernacle, is he received also the divine command ...

... THE news from America is important. The Republicans have carried the elections in several of the States, and a large majority is anticipated in the next Congress in opposition to President Johnson's policy. This simply means that the members will enforce upon the President and his ministers a constitutional Act which will give greater freedom to the coloured race, and enable sent moment is ...

... FLORENCE, Oct. 10. The Austrian garrison evacuated Peschiera to-day, which was then occupied by the Italian troops. It is stated that the Austriana will quit Mantua to- morrow, or the day after. An affray took place at Verona on Monday between some of the Austrian troops and the inhabitants. Per- fect order, however, now prevails in that city. ...

... FOURTEEN PERSONS BURNT DEATH. The Toulon journals contain an account of a terrible catastrophe by fire which has just taken place on Levant Island, one of a group lying at a distance of about ten miles from that port In the afternoon of the 3rd the authorities at Toulon received information that a revolt had broken out in a penitentiary establishment for young criminals established on the ...