On Friday, .ames Simmons, a tall, powerful-look- ing labourer, about thirty years of age, was charged at Wandsworth police-court with causing the death of his wife.- Sergeant Large, of the V division, de. posed that on Thursday sight he was on duty in the Wandsworth-road, when b

DOURO GRAPES, The favourite Ernglish wine that grows upon the romantic banks of the Douro occupies Eng- lish minds as well as English stomachs. There are men who discuss the merits of vintages with as much zest and affection as they would give to a Ovatroversy on the virtues or b

AR1XY STATIONS, AUGUST, 1860. lot Jie ads., Aegent'a-park 16th, Curraglh; Beleast. tnd do., Hyde-parkh 27th, Bengal; BnttevanL- RLHorceGds., Aldershot. 28th, Bombay; Fermoy. let DragoonGards, Madras; 9thw, 1 zle.ton Tj ne; De- Canterblral. Vopo0 m ' 2sd. Bengl;Canterbory. BOth, S

THE LORDS AND THE PAPER DUrT I On Wednesday a conference of gentlemen from BE parts of the country was held at the King's Arms hotel, Palaee-yard, Westminster, "to consider what further action may be desirable to obtain a full and complete revolution of the late unconstitutional

THE ITALIAM STRUGGLB. The result of the votin i kingdom of Naples, with the exception of two pr ces, the return3 fom which are still to be received, iE as f£llows :-Ayes, 1,102,4199, noes, 9,371. Vi~Cor Ensmmanel was eo. peoted to enter Naples on the: 3.0th mat., end great prepar

THFIR PRINTOE OF WALES AT NEW YORK, I After the grand ball at the aeadamy of music, Oct. 12, she movements of his royal highness on the fol- lowing day readrather tamely. On tbe morningafter the ball, the Elf thlvenue hotel was again besieged by crowds, who waited patiently the e

TRE LIVINGSTONEY EXPEDITION. B;y the acnival of the mail steamer Athens from the Cpe of Goed Hope, we have reae;ved some partica- lacs relative to the progress of Dr. LivinigAtone, fof the fsaety of whose ?? considerable anxiety had been ?? Thle Rev. J. Moffatt, one of the Zariib

BIRTHS. Sotas.-.Oet. 25, at Torworth, Nlotts, tbae Hen.Iro, Cona,. - Oct. 21, the Lady Charlet Feiham Clinton. et,16, at Torlo, the wif, ot the Eot, and Rev. I.raene ugden Octt, 2, at Iovingharc, Yoek, the wife of RiehEYd Gillard, Erq., surgeon.- Oct.. 25th, at Windeor. the wife

ID- THE REASON WHY. Lord Brougham, it may he remembered by many of our readers, called the attention of Mr. IDallag, the American minister, to the presence of a gentleman of colour at the recent statistical congress, whereat the miniater was offended; and, subeequently, a qualia

OUB CONTEMPORARIES, FOTMCATION8 AND VO ?? is one of the greatest recommendations of the present bill that its provisions, while confined to necessary and practicable objects, will, at the same time, con. dues m1ost materially to other purposes of a more diffi' cult or debatable c