... | RIE- UNIOIZS OF NONCONFORMLSTS WIITH THE ICHUB CH. I ?? At the evening meeting of the Church Congress on Tuesday (the Bishop of Liohlfeld presiding), Lord Lyttelton read a paper On the best means of hrng- ing Nonconformists into union with the Church. He said the subject as first set down was, the best means of bringing about unity of dootausoe and worship in this country. He was no psaly ...

... I (FROM O01 SPECIAL COLBSPONDENT.) NEW YORK, SErT. 21. The registration has closed in Charleston, leav- ing the negroes a majority of about 1,800. This will probably give them the control of the city, and in fact there is little doubt that they will also have that of the State at large, and the expectation of the radicals is that they will be in the Union by the 1st of January. Mr. Jolmson is ...

... THE ALLEGtD L&DT VIOThIZUMIL Geralime IMieusico, with ?? aliases -if ahe n. sMM. Meuriee, Mrs. Dureat. Mrs Soanrset, Mrs. Granit, ?? Sandere, Mirs. Hope, mire. Frxzer, &i., was uhmrged amt remand atthe bait Iorouigh Polwie-court, *n Tuesday, with obfsaldag~$oods ir-m large ?? of tradesmea by faldse pretences. Mr. Iorgsen, for the pros crntior, stated that there were about aixty Charges t ...

... REMOVAL OF GARIBALDI TO CAPRERA. The Florence official Gacztte of Friday says that Garibaldi, having expressed a desire to return to Capreva, and that intention conforming with the wishes of the government, the ministry at once agreed to it. The General left on Friday morning for that islamd in a state vessel. A letter from G-vribaldi has been published, in which the General declares that he ...

... There is said to be at phenomenon near Hamburg. Ten- nessoo, in the shape of the earth burning where a pond formerly stood. It was set on lire by the burning of brush, and has burned down nearly twelve inheios within ten days. A ghl, four years of age, living in Philadelphia, recently called two women old maids. Thereupon those charim- ing damsels rolled cakes an-d peaches in strychnine, ...

... FOREIGN INTI1GEN E. I * 'F LANCE.~-There wvas a soewhat, seriobs panic on the Bourse on Vednesday It was ceecaoned by rumours of the emper&r being ill ;,,of an ipendang connlict' between France, and Italy or f an'insur- rectionary outbreak .at Rotne, atd of an alter. cation' having taken' plaqe'; bettien Count Bis- oamrek and General lueiry. The government has ordered 'the commissiober, ci ...

... THE PUBLIC ]EALTI ' om the -Registrar-General's return wve leamn tbat in the week that ended on Saturday, Sept. 28, :4,670 births end 2,857 deaths ,were registered in Lboudon And in 12 other large towns of the Usnited Kingdom. The anal rate of mortality-was 24 per 1;000 persons living. The annual rate of mortality last week wass2erve 1,000 i London, 23 in Edinburgh, and 22 in Dublin- 16 in ...

... MrUlTING ?? I1F ?? (ONGlES,`:,. romalids ?? \Nolvorililnziltoll befuiro Btr. T. S. Sialkihs SIr ,I C Slzzith (es-Ala+Or!} mid Ak. J. Alortoll chltrge(i vith ?? luluder of bis wito, but w:ls rciliaw;letl until ?? 3Uolld:ly, on tbo ?? of ?? Segreivo, ill cnsequelltso of hIr. Thilrstalis (tho solicitor tor the llraecuti>o) lxllviuD utet lvith na accieleat svhich coatuasd lirx to hi3 rooul. TII14> ...

... LATEST_ NEWS I [tz=ut'as TLaanEs] 3 FRANCE. PauRs, Sept. 30, Evening. Tbe Marquis do Lavalotte arrived at Biarrit% this morning. It is Said that M. Roulohr will leave Paris to-morrow, also with the intention of going to see the Emperor. PRUSSIA AND FRANKFORT-ON- TUE-MAINE. BulLisu, Sep. 30. A royal decree, dated tho '5th inst., has just appeared, defending the bases upon which the property ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. SVEIRAL encounters between the Papal troops and the ineurgents are reported, and in every case the I . . . . . . I advantage has been with the latter. A body of troops is said to have joined the rebels. The insurrection is spreading, and, under cover of these successes, the in- surgents are concentrating their forces. It is said that an understanding exists between the ...

... THE LOSS OF A HARTLEPOOL BRIG AND I FOUR HANDS. I YARMOUTn, Friday. Last seight it blew heavily fromn N. by E., with terrific squalls of hail and rain. About a quarter to nine, durisig the height of the gale, the storm eompausy of beachimen, while on the look out oui the pier, observed a tie barrel burning in a S.E diroetioll Supposing it caine from a vessel in the Roads, they launehed their ...

... THE' BOUNDARY COMMISSION l I ' 4 ? A - - - m- Onsatistilayp, Lielt;.-C&L. Goradon, R ind,' Mr. P. Cumin, barrister, atsietast commissioners, held an inquiry in the Mayor's Parlour, Manohester Town fHlal, respecting the parliamentary boundaries of the. city of Manchester. Tbhe attendance was not very numerous, The Mayor (Mr. r. Neill, rwith Aldermen Nicholls-and Clark, and Councilt lo.. ...