... LONDON: TUESDAY, A UGUST 1, I4f3. III the HousTn of CosIMoNs, last night, SAMUEL I POTTS, in pursuance of the report of the Epworth I petition committee, was ordered to be committed to i Newgate, on the SPEAKER'S warrant, for the forgery of petitions presented to the House. The second reading of the Church of Scotland a Benefices Bill was then moved, and Sir JAMtEs GRTIAAM entered into a ...

... NTS).-This town has been for some days in a rather unusual state of excitement, owing to the operations of the Anti-Corn-law League. On Tuesday (market day) two addresses were delivered in the Town-hall and market-place to large audiences, and it was then announced that such was the increased interest felt in the question of free- trade that the Town-hall would be inadequate to contain the ...

... DUBLIN, JULY 30. EPROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDINT.] DECREASE OF CRIME-CONVICTION OF A HANG. e MAN-REPEAL AGITATION. Meath is one of the most populous, Roman Catholic, and agitated couaties in Ireland. The assizes for that county commenced on Thursday at Trim. The commission was opened in the Crown Court, by Mr. Justice Burton, at twelve o'clock. The -rand jury disposed of their portion of the ...

... SIGNOR SIVORI'S CONCERT'. Yesterday morningSig.CAMILLO So IORI gave his fourth and farewell covcert at the Hanover-square Rooms. He appears to have relied on the attraction of his own name; for, Eetting it aside, we do not remember ever to have been present at a concert got up in a bstyle so vcry economical. However, judging from the fullness of the Cohn, we may suppose that he calculated ...

... MADRID, JuLY 23, 10 P.M. [PROM OUR OWN CORBESPONDENT.J Since I wrote this morning by the French couier, a. written bande,or proclamation, has been stuck upon the malls of Madrid, signed by the first Alcalde Olea, contain- ing the bases of a convention agreed to by the corporation with Aspiroz`Nhose division has entered the city this erening. It is right to add, that up to the present, ...

... PHILAD1,LPIIEA, JULY 15. LROM OUR OWN COREZSPONDENT.1 Tho exports of cotton this year are perfectly enormous, and it daily becomes more aud more obvious, that low as cotton is at present, there is little or no chance of its rising for a long time; perhaps, for a year or two, for even the mighty market of England must be almost glutted. Look at the facts. Exports of cotton from the United ...

... PARIS, JULY30. [PROM OUR OWN CORBBEGFONDENT.1 Up to this hour (three oclook) government has received no further intelligence of the movements of Espartero, or of Van Halen, beyond what Is published in the Dibats. A telegraphic despatch from Perpignan, which arrived yesterday, but which has not been published, announces that the governor of Gibraltar, having learned that the roads of Cadiz were ...

... CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 12. [FROM OUR OWN CORRE5PONDfETJ Several articles have lately appeared in the Aulgdsburg Gazette, upon the Servlan question, evidently emanating from an official source. The sentiments they contained have alreadybeen re-echoed by CountSturmer in Constentinople. Although the Isternuncio only arrived on the l0th, he baa had an Interview with Safeat Effendi, who wvas sent to ...

... BAMBURG PAPERS. BERLIN, JULY 27.-PlUssIAN FUNDS, &c.-St. Snhuid. Sob. Fmur per Cent., 104* bille, 1030 money; Pruesln Eagliah Bouds,1880, 1834, 108 bill' Uichbuge on London, i months, 0 20& to 6 25 .-Prussia2a State Gaztte,Jrly 28. tIAMIt)nt&, JULY 28.-PRICBS OP FOREIGN FuNDs- Austrian Five per Ceuts., 112& money; Bank Shares, 16(0 bills, 1045 money; Russian Bogltilh Loan, 111i hills, 11i ...

... THE IWRECK Ok1 THE PEGASUS. [FROM THE BERWICK WARDER.) LATEST PARTICULARS FROM HOLY ISLAND. FRIDAY, JULY 28.-Oar reporter having visited Holy Island last night (Thursday), returning this morning, we are enabled to communicate the latest particulars relative to the measures in progress for weighing the vessel, iden- tifving the bodies and property which have been found, &do. commencing in the ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. Upon the motion of Lord WHARNCLIFFE, the Loan Societies Act Continuance Bill was read a third time and passed. tUpon the motion of the Marquess of LANSDOWNE, the Bridges (Ireland) Bill was read a third time and passed. The Duke of CLEVELAND presented a petition,praying for the establishment of a new see of Manchester. SCOTCH CHURCH. Lord CAMPBELL laid on the table of ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert, the Duke Ferdinand, Prince and Princess Augustus and Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobourg Gotba, attended by the Duchess of Buccleuch, Lsdy-fortmantshti dhnb Anglpl#, Hoff. Mis'sMiauMy. l6on. Miss Lister, Lotd Byron, Sir Frederick Stovin, Major- General Wemyss, and Colonel Bouverie,'went yesterday to visit the Exhibition of the Royal Academy. Sir Martin Archer Sher, ...