... The grand dr6amp '_?chb'hss recently been I enacted in the aause of 'talian independence grows more aud more interesting as it ap-' proacbes a denoiemen. Tbe position assumed by the Emperor of ?? in regard to the question of ?? of Central Italy is not a little perplexing, taking into account his.professions of di interestednesstbror-nghout. the campaign. He is. neither pleased with I Prince de ...

... SABBAT! DESECRATION BY I ?? OPEN! SHOPS' ; - ?? !. . ?? . - t .. , .: g , ?? . The following petitide' has ie~n sent to tle Mtgistrates of. ,Einibiirg4, y the Newinpgtou Sabbath; Morning :Felowship 4ssociiation .u 'Unto ?? Honotbrable The Ird'Provdst- * 61'en~ea , .it ?? . .blirb' . ?? I li' Tbie~peticiop~ vi.the Sajbbatb DMoanring LFllpw,:. ship Association in coeetionuwith'New. ington Free ...

... WAR OFFICE, June 28. Seats lusiier Guards-Major and Colonel W. T. Knollys to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Colonel B. Drummond, who retires upon half Pay unattached-Brevet- Colonel H. Lord Rokeley to be Major, by perchase, vice Knollys-Brevet-Colouel W. Graham, from half pay unat- tached, to be Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Lord Rokeby-Lieutenant and Captain F. Seymour to be ...

... LATrgESTM NEW SC BYW ELECTRC tEEGRAP9 i~ ¶xC~s OF ?? mnate (Fienmic GBRM1AI'T before th2e Rn A ?? letter of the 31st nlt., inB the Cologn~e Gazette, trials on the states that the Emperor of Austria is thirstiug frgetdeuce, and deeds of wtar asid conquest. Austrian officers tell, wsith a ofthei reckicto good deal of enthiusiasmn, that wtheu Prince Charles of ad No pa Prussia wielcomed .the ...

... Mrthanke EM1TO1RATio-, ON A LARGE SCALa.-The C'ork Exami jur of yesterday contains the following remarkable statement:- We were informed, no later than vesterday, even on the authority of the clergyman himself, that several thousands of the people of an extensive district within ten or twelve miles of this city have expressed their determination to quit the country Stu ill e(arnoestly ...

... 1l. tvprial larltallItCt. HOUSE OF LORDS. a MoNrnor, Ju-Ns 23. Their Lordships met at £ve-o'cloek - Lord LYNDHURST moved that it be referred to the Com- mittee of Privileges to consider and report what course, havingi regard to the privileges of that House, ought to be pursued for obtaining the attendance and advice of the M2aster of the i Rolls and other judges of the Court of Chancery. upon ...

... RAOILWVAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. AazLnDEEzuw ILLILVAY-72 7 iles ope-nea. W.Veek ending June 134. Passengers, . .1 .93 7 9 Goods, &c . 732 0 0 £1609 7 9 Corresponding wSeek In 18.1 . 1. CALEDOXNIAN PIALW AY-lO0 Miles opened. Week ending June 15. Passengers, 1SS60-Rece'qpts . £2919 8 2. Goods, &-c . 758 9 9 £667M7 17 11-. Corresponding reels in 150, ...

... A new convent near Limerick is to he proceeded with im- mediately, at L.51 00-We understand that the harbour of KIingstown is to be improved, and that the sum of L. 10.660 is to be laid out upon it by the Board of Public Works.- Beidter. , CATHroLIC DaFErac COsteItTEE.-Sonme fresh recruits of considerable note have given in their adhesion to the reli- gions movement now in progress towards ...

... ?? *ntcHtgcuet. FRANCE. It is said that M4. Guizor has determined to offer himself as a candidate for the department of the Cher, at the election which is to take place in the course of next month. The Re- publicans having resolved not to bring forward a candidate, M4. Guizot's chance of success is a good one. Among the rumours afloat, there is one to the effect that the Government is ...

... LEITII. ACCIDENT.-On Monday a man named Dickinson, from Edinburgh, while shooting sea fowl with a double-barrelled gun on the sands at Seafield, one of the barrels went off while loading, which mangled his hand severely, and carried away the thumb. FIRE AT LEITIL-On Thursday, about one o'clock, a fire broke out in the soap-works, Salamander Street, which, from the combustible materials on the ...

... P.UVATE COI{[ESPONDENTCE: P4'NffVAT.&E CORRlKESPLONDENCtSE.: (From our Specit/ Co; respondenct.> LONDON. TuESDAY EVENING. Although we are so near the opening of the session the Protectionists are as ripe for agitation as if tiryv were be- s ginning the campaign, The signal defeat at Bledford has Ihad no influence with thens, they still persevere in their senseless cry svith tbe expectation of ...

... EDINBURll!u GAZETTE, MEETING. Creditors of'JoHN INGRAM, 2rason and merchant, lately resid- ing in Mffacduff, now deceased, meet in the chambers of George Bannerman, solicitor in Banff, 16th August, ten o'clock. DbVIDENDS, Ac. Creditors of JABi7s TuRNER; taker, lately residing in Dum- fries, now deceased, -will receive au equalitoing dividend at the chambers of Messrs W. a T. H. 'G~owan, ...