... 1 IREZcTEoR'oS TCLicCRAOIS.) AN ITALIAN CIRCULAR. The Paris journals continuro to speak of a note which AI, Rattnzzi is said to hsve addressed to the different European courts, in which he doscribes the situation of Italy, anld imsists upon the necessity of modifying the Septombor Convention. Some of the papers think it *iguificant that italy should now addresa herself on this matter not ...

... srIN CHOLTCl CO2NRES V IN WOLVERHAMPTON. [Cotfinvtid fP om Poae 7.] ThO Earl of Harrowby said the total amuount distrl- taio by theo B'Olena~t'otCoalsteO over the wholo !v glasd will, at the close of next Year, have ?? DlUons of ononey, of which two millions will have I obtained from voluntary gifts of the laity, and .,ht billlors from the better managerriont of Church ;|iht r+,Thi6 diocese ...

... THE WEATHER AND THN PUBLIC HEALTH. QUARTER ENDING SEPTEMBER 2S. The mean temperature of July was 593., or 1j' Ln deficit; August 61j', or IA' in excess; and September 564, or about an average. The summer quarter was therefore ot medium temperature, The total rain-fall for the three months was 8 81 Inches on thirty.seven days. Upwards of 3 incheg foll during four ?? 13, 0 87 nch; August 20, ...

... THEI IDLAND FARMERS' CLUB ON THE I Is LAND LAWS. A ?? inf the Midland Farmers' Club wits held at Neck's Royal Hotel, Temple Row, yesterday afternoon, Mr. B. H. Masfen presiding. There were present-Mr. John Ford (Vice preesident), Mr. 0. W. ieekyne, Rev. Mr, H1oney, Mfessrs. C. Swinfent Droune, E. IL Chattoek, A, flyland, It. Jenseon, T, H~oney, C1. S. Blgge, IDurhery, J. Sidney, J. Shacokel, J ...

... TE LETICESTER TOWN COUNCIL AND THE BOUNDARY COMMISSIONERS, At a meeting of the Leicester Town Council, held at the Gulldhall, on Tuesday, the Mayor (T. W. Hodges, EDq.) presiding, the Town Clerk drew the attention of the meet- Ing to the fact that he had received a notice from the Boundary Commissioners, Intimating that E .ward Bullook. Esq., barrfater-at-law, and Captain 0. E, Sandford, RE,, ...

... HOW IT DIDN'T COST 5)Q000. TO WEEt| I AN ELEOTION, I .e A PEEP INTO THIC OTEIER PACKET. Ej Havitig yesterday introduced himself to a curious, and, thereforo, sympathetic public, as a man in whom d inquisitiveness had got the better of a love of ease, the i writer to-day presents himself as a shocking exampe of the treacherous effects of even a momen- 1t tary indulgence in the delicious vice ...

... THE C(HURCII CONGRESS I I ft.^ - . f,?I ?? ..n^xa [Continued from Page 7.] THE AFTERNOON MEETING. The Conference resumed at two p.m., when Mr. T. Salt, jun., and the Rev. Dr. Lowe read papers on the CHURCH EDUCATION OF YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULTS. Mr. Salt said that sometime ago a caleulation was made that one-half of the population of their large towns were practically heathens, and this ...

... DIR, AND MRS. HOWARD PAUL'S EN TERAINNIENT. If v except Llebil's ?? of meat and a few klndred products of the chemical laboratory, there are no more characterlstio exemuples of condensation at the present day than the versatilep and Indefatigable palr of artists whose iirst nwd only v'sit to Birmingham this season took p!act. last night in the Towii Hell, It was said of the ainger UlatA. lani ...

... C(U U1AFPONDENCE. NOTI(CES TO CClSlIESPONDENTS. J, , ?? it' 't ttuo ict id lfil50 tinuc. 'jH. IV. Il-M We ?? nt1 Been a ny ouch announotsneft. '5quisirL Liilie'w.- The Irish Church, by I S. u. w, T, Ccventry.-Ceriainlynot ; there Isro treth svhsivl 151 ki. U. it efta iengt, Lver of l:q(ueIlce.-TheoO are several manuals of tho ki C Ask n11 lroisseiler. cia ?? cannot interfere with the way ...

... NOTICES TO COItREiSPONDENTS. J. WV--Vee. C. DI ?? T. P. G.-It is the correct way. WarwJck.-It has not been published yet, but, probably, will be in the next calendar. IM . 1-A week or two before the opening of Parliament, THE LAW OF ENT TAIL AND PRINIOGENITURE, ,b the EDIroR of the DAILY POST. Sir,---The paper read by Air, C. W. Hoskyns, at the Midland Farmers' Club, on The effect of ...

... L ATESTr N E WS.g [REtrJIRR' THLB(5RAO¶H, | BERLIN, SFPTEA[BEP 30 (Evening'.) The Carewvitoh, acoampanied by hie cansort, arrived kere from Frankfort-on-thC-Main to-dy, and alighted at the Russian Embassy. The Crown Princess of 1russia came to Berlin to meet their Imperial High. nessee. The latter after paying a visit to Potsdamn will take their departure, vin Copenhagen, for Russia. Count ...

... THE CHURCH CONGRESS IN WOLVERHAMPTON, The nuccess of the Congress, no far ao it relatos to numbers, is certain. Up to yenterday afternoon there were epwards of 1,600 members' ticikcts (6s.) sold, while tnt York, up to the same time, only a few hundred were sold. Tho Isunieg of a8nociate' (2s.) tlcteis has boen stopped, Bo far as they relate to to-dey. This has been determined upon to prevent ...