... Is ?? OPE ,ING r'nENGLISH PRESB'YTERA - ~COLLEGE. terign tburcbes in and around London. 'The 'sub- *ject-.0 6!lcr was Te RiyCli ?? Church, with Citsd Charoterlaidle, lihmons ;adII finence. 'The lecturer at some length, showed that- the dloctiie~m dst b th ules ebraig ~this termteal hita Churches of Wales *Ireland, and Scotlanid) were in; substance the' same as those ?? ?? Church; 'and the ...

... TWESALZBURG INTER VIEW SKETCHD. THE POLICOy OF THEtH NCHS EXPERO'. The 'ismes' B`erlin correspondent gives the f6olo } ing sketch of the late interview attisisbuig. The change that has supervened in the foreign policy of France, though it may not be destined to endure for ever, is so great and will be so important 'in its reaction on the entire state of the Continent that it deserves to be ...

... LATEST 'NE W. *| Hta.i OniryIc, Sat grday-ff ifg. 1 TELEGRAS BY: SPECIAL WIRE. r|2EP01T3ED E5ApE OF GARIBIsDI. - ?? tit: GanbiAdi has man- The Gacette Piemontese ?? -161M. w has aged to evade those wiho were watching got away. ?? TE INSURRECTION IN THE ROMAN I - , ,STATES. The intelligence from ?? States continues to be confnse&L and contradictory. : The insurgents appear to b&'traversing the ...

... T'H'.E -EIV ASPECT OF FESIANJS'vI. I - -- (rom the Pall Mall Gamet~e.) The aeay in Holborn the other night, when (according to the present aspect of the case) a nan wmas shot for declaiming against Fenian- im has sensibly increased the alarm created bythelDanchesteroutrae. Farls. i-portant| in itself, it seems to indicate, wvith other cir- cumstalnces which constantly arise to perplex the ...

... STRANGE ADVENTURE- OF A SOLDIER. - In the early pitt of last'monlth, a soldier, named: Jonathan Howard, belongingto the MilitarTrain,. statiohed 'at Woolwicb, conceived the extraordinary idea -of starting for a run -on the' vroad it* Dick Turpin, and, as will be seen, he carried out-his well- considered ?? with wonderful cleysress -form.a month. Being a servant to Lieutenant Crawford, of the ...

... 3i1'cIPAL ,iEEI~GS NMEIThT WIU evening a meetis lf electors of the Twelfth a, Ward was Yneld in t.he Choral Ha]], ?juuit e Street. There was a pretty nuane- jaest r'ince on the occasion, and Dr Thomas lornitte ,wa called upon to preside. MrA. G. the retiring representative of the ward, lV3 PVrf,2flns said lie had received a letter from gThet, one of the representatives, who eo- -sdr egret ...

... !!roglC ADL DOCUMENTS OF THE 1MrNDZ OxF W'ILLIAM AND MI ARY. PsaST II. --der~iil trut up Lord Macaulsy'saocoint ie nteof the Scottish Parliament during CI& V trner0wi of lSS0l, he will find thefollowing «e9, ?? extraordinary supply was voted- to the notions of English financiers, t s of Scotland. The sum ted was a hundred and sixty-two thousand rderling, to be raised in the course of four F.. ...

... (Frost the Pall Mall Gazette.) C(ectsis puits45, a man who can perform the grasshopper ?? is a peculiar sort of jump, in which we start from the squatting position, stretch the body during the leap, and come down again into the squatting position, is of course by so much the superior of a man who cannot. But there are not many professions or trades in which advance- ment or affluence may be ...

... The thirtieth annual meeting of the Night Asylum -ifot4Hos; aes - and EtouEsoInduaryforIndiger4 Kamei riradtenaftaminozthe ba~l o the asylum, North Frederick Street. The Lord Provost ocecnpiethe chair, and amongst other gen- tlemen present wsre-the Lord Dean of Guild; the Rev. Mtssrs.;M. Lang, Drummond, and M'Millan; Dr- LGill; MessrsWin. 'El wen, James Campbell, Geo.- Reada, Jilh Brown, jun. ...

... - . I - I. t' :Aw ?? swep' ove r d the:-mei.ghbourhood onl the night of Sunday,. Sept. ' S'dth s s revolts h of, the followingyda vthusreploittisatatsoi' The' ;first to sufer -wurethenative boats, numibers of Wh~ose ''crew's ivouldhe bi owned but'~forrthee'ertion . .tlekwiaer,p~olicb. Asi 'the nig~tht wore' on trhe Qtr * of the indl rose yet higher audnnmbers of vissels -Shlier sak eor wer ...

... a -As N J@B1DA-, ZTEWH DEnT OF M. Foqu.-M. Achilles Fonld, the celebrated French financier, died suddenly. yesterday at Tarves. REoxc OF o WRECKS. -The number, of wrecks reported during the last week hasbeen 45, maldig for the present year a total of 1954. The John Bull says that Earl Russell is seriouslyill in Irela4d,. He lias had a fit aid had to -be carried home, and though better remains ...

... FOURTH WARD. Aimeetingof the electors of the Fourth Municipal ward was held last evening in the Tontine Reading ( Rooms. There was only a limited attendance. The ii chair was occupied by Mr John Arthur, junr., and t MessrB=Hitcheson, Wm. Wilson. and Stewart, the us representatives:of the Ward, were in attendance. ir The Ward Committee having been appointed, the. t} 'Chairman first addressed ...