The Present Condition of the Kingdom of the Two Sici By Pietro C. - Ulloa, Marquis of Favale and. itotondella. Bvo. Hardwieke. 1862. London : ALTHOUGH for the present brute force is in the ascendant throughout the fairest regions of Italy, yet there is no want of information, de

N. A.D. 456. t n JIMEON was born toward the end of the fourth cen-41.1; in a small town of Cilicia, on the frontiers of His father was a shepherd, and had trained his c k „'o the same employment from the time be was ivh'„ 4 " l e to undertake it. It is related that one day much

The Queen of Spain was safely delivered of a Princess on Monday. Her Majesty and the Royal infant are doing well. The Duke and Duchess of Montpensier have left for London. The Cortes will be closed this week.

COMMON of the PARISH CHURCH (the basis of the Parochial System), by legalizing Private Pews and Pew-rents in the public edifices of the Na : - tional Church, are requested to communicate with . the. Secretaries of the "National Association for Promoting Freedom of Worship, 1, -

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Received—W. B. J.C. E. W.—Rev. Archer Gurney—W. A. Osler—C. K.—A Country Cleric—Mediterraneus—A. S.—W. B. —C. T.—Arthur Henry Brown—F. C. C.—W. S. R. The R. W. A. Osier of Helstone begs to acknowledge the receipt of Physical Geography. The East, The Sisters, and Afenzoirs of Cap

GOSPEL. THE public meeting of this society, in connection with its 161st anniversary, was held on Friday, by the permission of the Lord Mayor, in the Egyptian-hall, Mansion-house. There was a very large attendance, including the Bishops of London, Oxford, Lincoln, Ripon, Llandaf

Mr. S. Estcourt then rose, pursuant to notice, to move the following resolution—" That the law relating to Church-rates may be beneficially settled by combining in one measure provisions for each of the following objects: 1. To enable vestries specially summoned, and in which ow

Advices from S. Petersburgh say :—" A financial crisis has commenced in the Russian capital, in consequence of the late conflagrations. Several manufacturers have declared themselves insolvent, and the greater part of the insurance companies are in:the same state. Desolation rei

Intelligence fron Mexico, received by way of New York, states that the French have fallen back to Orizaba. Another fight took place near that town between the Reactionists and the Liberals, the French supporting the Reactionists. Both sides claim the victory. The French were awa