... BFLGJUM AND HOLLAND. AMSTERDAn, AUGUST 1.-OUr correspondent In Lon- I don sends us the following letter, dated July 28 :- a Yesterday a resolution was so far taken that information r VBas at length given to your ambassadors of what further sacrifices are required of Holland before proceeding to the Signing of the 24 articles. They do not relate to the terrl- tonal question, bat frincipally to ...

... THE MORNING CBROXICLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 188. On moving that their Lordships go into a com- mittee on the Tithes (Ireland) Bill, Lord MEL- Bovunw succinctly recapitulated the reasons for relieving the occupying tenant from the liability of discharging his tithe and throwing the burden on the landlords, and urged the importance of closing up all questions with respect to the arrears, ...

... GRESHAMi COLLEGE. Mr. EDWARD TAYLOR, the Gresham professor of music, whose exertions, silee his appointment to thatoffice, have so greatly contributed to revive the spirit end usefulness of Sir T~ios. GnzsissA's noble foundation, has circulated an address to the public, announcing the formation of a musical library in the College, and calling upon the patrons and lovers of the art, the members ...

... There are two questions concerning the lowering of the- d foot-toll; first, whether it would increase or diminish the t, bridge-revenue; secondly, whether, in either event, the erec- rylion of Hungerford-bridge would be prevented: for it cer. re tainly will be erected (sooner or later), if the penny toll is continued; and then a halfpenny payment must be resorted re to, with only half the ...

... THIE MORNING ChRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, IS. A new and fierce accord, breathing enmity and insult towards France, is manifest in almost all the journals of Germany, north and south. No doubt this is in part a tribute of welcome flattery to the CZAR on his visit to that country, and shows a desire on the part of courts and court- organs to stand well with the imperial visitor. The ...

... ST. SEBASTIIN, JULY 21. [FROM OUR OWN CORRISPONDENT.] I have had occasion rfore'thauotto mentioa that little reliance is to be placed upon reports circulated, as It weres from this place about Bilbao anid the port eoath of U8. So far from Bilbao being threatened with a. silege, as has been -very. generally circulated in Bsyoile and its -neighbour- hood, I doubt not, by the paid ogent! of- DoB ...

... I'he LONDON GPA VBTTR o' TUESDAY, July 31. mama* = BUCKINGHAM-PALACE, JULl 27. ?? day ha d audlenee of her Majesty to take leave:- Thel Cont de Stroganoff, Ambassador Extraordinary fhv the Emperor of Ruassi. Prince Sohwsrzanberg, Ambassador Extraordinary from the Emperor of Austria. The Baron -de Ctpellen, Ambassador Extraordinaty from the King of the Netherlands. The Prince de Putbus, ...

... TXPIE- wB SONTMN h s X a ., I On'Wednesday'apublic meeting took'place at the London . Tavern., 8ishopsgata-street, for .thd purpose of furthearig the l subsqriptions alreadyi commeilced inaid of the .erection tbf ai suitalble monument to comnmemorate the naval victories -and achievements of the late Lord Viscount Nelson. The meeting was called for one o'clock, but long before that hourthe ...

... NEGRO EMANCIPATION.-CELEBRATION OF THE lat o/ A UGUST in BIRMINGHAM. Arrangements were made in the course of Tuesday In this town to celebrate the emancipation of the negroes In the East Indian colonies in the most Bpprepriate and ?? manner. It was arranged that the business of the day should commence with laying the foundation stone of new and extensive schools for the moral and religious ...

... LONDON: FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, IBM. Sir RoBBRT PERL last night accused Lord JoxN RussEl of beginning his speech on the amendments to the Irish Corporations Bill with a sarcasm upon the House of Lords. At all events a sarcasm would be the slightest of all imaginable retaliations; but what fell from Lord JOHN RUSSULL was the statement of a mere matter of fact: it is the fault of their Lordships if ...

... :u1Dp i SoNtio TEadest Pl>itical *;'aUnion! ., X 44o0 members of the. National Trades' Political Unions vi~ las~T.Aiday at the .Corn Exchange, to takento consi- tiderAttion the'icourse to le pursued' respecting th'o' lrish Mu-i. 1ipal-Reform Bill, -and the otber.measuri relating to Ire- iand.: h .. . .O'Reilly having taken the chair, and some referenceeto..& vmatter, not immediately connected ...

... Wheat harvest commenced near Brighton last Monday, when Mr. G;orrlsg, of Klngston-by-the-Sen, reaped a piece of Talavera wheat. Therop of toazles, of which large qrantities are annually grown in this county, it is said, will be a complete failure this year the plants having been destroyed by frost last ?? Jurnal. 1 The weather has been very changeable since our last-the barometer up and down ...