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... 6, curt RIO jvs?iolx. J r. I1--Te *ueen anm Prince Concort ssceonmpanied by the I'vincc of M alea, Princess Alice, 1'eicess rejer.s, and Princess Louisa, embarked in the lloyal yacht aiss-y yesterday afternoon, and went tip the Southampton river. The Pl!ince Conlort a1nd the Prince of Waks landed r- t'le Royal 3tititary HIcspital at Neticy, and inspected thec progres of the works. The Queen ...

... MERCURY OFFICE, TjfEE o'CLOCK. FRANCE, EAlocs, DTtIldayThe 3laniteur announces the re- tuxn of the Emperor, and says that his Majesty is in p~erfect bealth. The llonileur also adds that every. wbere onl his Jore ue- his return with ey hoe ards the people greeted his retarn with livery acclamations. IONDON2 Co, Ml a ET. IDemand limited for En50 2 elish wheatR CATEBREnBatday11 Forign bhet,:an ...

... THE LIFE-OF GENERiAL GAlIffAtDl callaON THE ATHIEtAUKt.) a Garibaldi is the son of a sailor, and was born at' Wh Nice. With characteristic simplici~sy, he assures us h that, his father' arnd mother were tbe- best, in tle my wvortd,-that as a child lie weptifor hours because of ,he. had broken the leg of a grasshopper,--and, as ia Of heay, saved a poor woman fronm drowning; thar,w~hen cat ,,t ...

... [LAEUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] rr 1-1 -M vr -& 1=V,. PEACE CONCLUDED. l PARIS, TiUesday.-A message posted up at the Bourse announces that a treaty of peace between Austriarand France has been signed. DRESDEN, July 12.-An extra sheet of the Dres- denjournal publishes a despatch from Verona, an-* nouncing the preliminary conditions of peace signed to-day by the two Emperors. FRANuFORT, July 12. ...

... FRANCE. The Emperor returned to St Cloud at eleven o'clock on Sunday morning. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Sunday-The representatives of Austria, France, and Sardinia, will soon meet at Zurich to conclude a treaty of peace. There will be no con- gress, as the two Emperors have agreed to settle their differences without the intervention of the neutral Powers. TIIH STATE OF AFFAIRS IN ITALY. The Horning ...

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... ADVANTACIES OFl NAVAL -SERVXCE.' ! , - .7 1 Y l I Tho following' brief sultnaty, shawirngtbepresent stE ra-e f p4y and collateral adyantages1 at'.ching to Y ?? ?? itc the RoyA Nav'sy,1i chiefly baded an upotI' EL dlc lrrnent presented to the Mdoniing Commiv- In sioo by Sir `RidlcardBrnmles, the AceountaTlit-General K iof iie Ny. Assumving that the same were offered to men now enreriog for the ...

... TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURGH FOR UNDERMENTIONED PLACES.-JULY 1859. O* Tnsa. ?? wthin parenthesi-(Cal.), (S. C) (E and G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-signify Caledorien, S~omsh Cerntral, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North British, and Ed=aburgh, Perth, and Dndece Ras lways respectieiy and intinate that the trains start from t'ae terminI u these railways in Edinbrrgh at the h..r.state& Aberdeen, (S. ...

... The Registrar of Friendly Societies in Scotland has just issued his report of the principal matters transact- ed by these Societies which have come under his cog- nisance during the past year. After giving some useful advice to Friendly Societies regarding the importance of carefuilly revising their various rates of allowances and payments, under their different funds and schemes, the ...

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... SECOND EDITION OF FRIDAY, Ir is understood that the Council of In l1h are not at present lenders of money. -THt; 24th Regiment is to be removed ir mn Aldershot to Queenstown, and will beemibdked in the Himaiaya.,;- 11 is now considered certain that none of the passengers and crew of the Blervie'Ctastle were saved. A collision is deemed the probable cause of the disaster. 'TaE Herald of the ...