... rota ant otellesouo. .. o .. I. aa. ..F .. '~ Getsyi~~Ta-hsevent is fixed to come off on bet tY Thursday the 3rd August, andl is this Yeer to be on a very Me ts grand scale. The inhabitants of Grimosby are now beconcin a alive to the growing importance of their port, and ore seod juon Dr igthe efforts of the railway and dock direetors to ...

... I %~ * of FOR2EIGNr. in it is not alone in the east of Elurope -that the element, hah of disturbance are in motion. An insurrection which req threatens the stability Of Queen Isabella's throne, has 118 broken out in Spain. The initiative was ta-ken. by' the givi military, General O'Donnell, General Dales, and other pal officers being at the head of the movement. From the the1 telegraphio ...

... - _ - . 1 q _1 _ 1T . . .. .- . . .. On Tuesday, the question of limited liability,' ta' in connection with the law of partnership, was brought under discussion in the House of Commons by Mr. COLLIER, the member for Plymouth. The debate was a most interesting and important one, and the great evils arising out of the existing restrictions on the free investment of capital imposed by the ...

... 5ourse ior mumtl UUu. (Fromn the Lon don paper's qi pestecdayp.) ITALY. TUaRsN, JULY 27-A permauseit council of war is sitting. Two soldiers havc been Sentenceed and shot at Parmet. FRANCE. PARIs, TnURSDoAY.-'The M1ontitealr annouflces, that yes- terday the cisperor paid a visit to Bayonne. Hoe ws accom- ,plnied by M. Laity, prefect of thle department; Colonel Fleury' Commoantdant Toulongeon, ...

... 111trIlio0cf. PTI-?10?1111111 ?11100=111t-- *~~~~~~~~~~~ THE- WAR THE BALTIC.iosg The hired sore,.Steaamer Holgreod, leden with provisin for the float, while tatndinig in for the anchorage in Bero h Bound, got ashore on a Pointed rock with only five feet Of water on it, but around which there is a depth of 1T fathoms. O on tacking known, bar perilous Positin an rqesig mediate asitatsue, lbst ...

... I The dissolution of the Canadian Assemmbly is the par- ficular event which interests us from the other side of the -Atlantic. Lord Elgin, the governor general, and his premier, Mr. Hinocks, had hardly returned many days from their visit to this country when the crisis, which had been in tho course of development for some time, was precipitated. By a majority of 13 theministry havebeen ...

... fluptrial varliallitilt.. ------------------- -------------------------------- int u- HOUSE OF LORDS. Ii TUESDAY, JULY 11. c e, Their lordships met at live o'clock. a A conversation, originated by the Earl of DONOUGH- II .te MORE, took place upon the withdrawal, in the House of II lCommons, of the Irish Landlord and Tenant Bill by the a t government; anti the Earl of ...

... ***-- -------- . . . .. .. . .. . .Examiner and T.im-es Office, Five o'ClOcl a.m. (BY NxUCTrIO TELEGBAPH.) i HOUSE OF LORDS, LAST NIGonT-(CONTINUVD.) r On the clause for the establishment of private halls, L The Earl of DERBY repeated his objection to the clause. ! After a long debate the committee divided-MajOritY for e the clause, 33. y Several amendments aere proposed ...

... COMMIT'TEE ON FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. I UUmffl I r.1rJ, eVflA X.. ----_ -_, noels This committee re-assetmbled on Monday week. The with members present were Mr. Sotheron (in the chair), Lord held, Goderieb, Mr. Fitzroy, Mr. Adderley, Mr. Atherton, Mr. of tbi Mowbay Mr. Foley, Mr. Wickham, Mr. Hindley, Mr. Bon- restul hare Carter, Mr. Fitzgerald. ls Mr. Justice Wightman was the first witness. He ...

... i The Session of Owens College terminated, yesterday, ship with the annual distribution of prizes. We have Pus e reported the proceedings of this interesting occasion. an v The attendance of visitors was unusually large, and ing 1 gratifying proof was thus afforded of the growing 0 a interest of the public in the concerns of the College. Uni e It cannot be doubted that the eminent principal, ...

... erto . --pon -- - -- -- -- ------ -- -- -- -- -- - I TO REDERS AN ORESPONDENTS. ad I frc We beg9 toi impress upon our correepondente the imoportance of mn, fawrig their commooleations early. Lettere intended for c Saturday's publication should roach us on T.hursday, and for fe( Wednesday's eublioation an Monday. of p N. ADSEADs.-Unavoidedly withhold, Tb A P'OOR MAN.-HO will learn by ...

... The inquest held on the bodies of the ten persons , killed by the boiler explosion, at the cotton factory of h Mr. GEORGE WILLIAMSON, at Roobdale, has ter-a minated, The evidence was conclusive enough, as to the cause of the disaster. The regular engineer in charge goes on the spree ; he is met under what, to a p county constable, appear suspicious circumstances. U The constable, with the ...