... .RDUC.ATIONAL EX!IIBT TION OF T2IBI SOCIETY OF, ARTS. Iy a~ te CONVERSAZIOTNE AT ST. MAILTIN'~.HALL. ?? educational exhibition which hats been for ho,, Sonia time in preparation under the superintendence of the ?? council of the Society of Arts was opened yesterday even- ica ing with a consveeszactione, which was honoured by tfie pre- tnt sence of his Royal Highness Prince Albert, and was at- ...

... CSIILALP}°LAEDCREIN CASES OF4 TO THtE E1)ITOR OF THE DAL NEWS. ~1,There is now before parliament a most isa- ft tbill on the above subject, intituled a bill to Ptr thet tine and mode of taking the pleas of per- t5l tat0edw it larceny, and for the improvement ofC c~raiH' procedure in cases of larceny. The ob- .f c en as stated by the honourable m ember who le~tght l tebill, to save ...

... FRANcE. F-ARIS, TURSDAY BVRXZXG. . This afternoon, at two o'clock, the Emtperor left e StWIlead for Boulogne, to review the troops there , and at St. Omer. It appears to be generally dxpected e that Queen Victoria and the Emperor Napbleon will 't meet on theoccasion of a French division emnbarking e in British ships of war to meet the common-enemy. Several regiments have, within the last few ...

... I LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY. By the clipper ship Swordfish, Captain Cobb, which arrived in the Mersey this morning, we are in pos-' session of advices from Macejo to the 4th, and Pernambuco to the 8th ult. inclusive. She sailed from the latter ptrt in company with the Ashburton, from Sydney to London, and the Corrido for Liverpool; and on the 18tb, in. lat. 18 N., long. 41 W., passed the Halyards, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-THVuSDAy, JULY 13. The LOaD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. PETITIONS. Lord OANNING presented several petitions in favour of the admission of dissenters to the universities. The EarI of SHAFTESBURY presented a petition from the medical men of Bolton in favour of the Bleach Works i Bill. The noble earl also presented petitions in favour of closing ...

... SLA VERY IN AMERICA. IThe American Consul, Mr. G. N. Sanders, ha's published a letter recently addressed by himself to Mi. ECo1- auth and others, leaders of the Jeffersonian Republicaar;i in. Europe. In this epistle Mr. Sarders refers to a letter l of Mazzini's to an Abolition Society, published in the Daily News, and subsequently in other papers, and goes Lon to say: Theletteris, however, ...

... BMBAIEATION OF THE SCOTS. w~~i. OltE:YS. LIVERPOOL, T1OMDior. eing;generally ?? that the 2ndDragon d would leave Prescot this morning for this town, il 6 dlttanbark in the Himalaya, thousands of perzsons tpdsg 0dvantage of the fine sunny weather, left at an early Pai it meet the gallat fellows on the route to town, and RsesrY 5s four a m., the road to Prescot was lined with At 6 am-, the bead ...

... EI. KOSSUTH AT GLASGOW. | (Froln the -Norti Biiair-ail pf Wednesday.) A public-meeting of the inhabitants of Glasgow was held this afternoin in the City Hall, convened by up- wards of a hundred electors add inhabitants, ' to consider the war policy of this country, more especially to protest, in the present crisis of Zuropeva affairs, against all compro- mise or alliance with Austria, and to ...

... L1ONDON, WEDNESDAY. JULY.12,I IN the HousE of LORDS the Oxford University Bill was reported, as amended in committee, and the amendments agreed to, after a protracted con- versation, in which most of the points of objection, already controverted at so much length in previous debates, were made the subject of cursory remark. The Indemnity Bill, the Insurance on Lives (Abate- ment of Income Tax) ...

... D 1~~ 0 I; TIE stream of armed men that has now for some -months been flowing from England, France, and IAlgeria to the shores of the Black Sea, shows at pre- sent no signs of check. The last body ordered from this country to Turkey will-as we announced on ?? last-include five infantry regiments, besides two of cavalry, and 1,200 riflemen-making, with a field battery of artillery, a force of ...

... -- LATIEST NEWS FROMS ABROAD TIE ALLIES AN]) TILE ENEMY. A BAtTTLE' EXPECTED. VIEN~NA, JULY 15. Oil the 11th inst the Turks attacked and defeated {he I u5siafl rear guar d at Fratesty, Oan the road from Giuxgevo to Buch~arest. The Turks arc now in force, and have crossed the ponube at several points. The number of auxiliary troops which have ar- d ?? from Shunala exceeds 20,000. Prince ...

... (FROM OUR BPECIAL CORESPONDZNTi. STOCKHOLM, JULY 7. All the journals of this city, and even the official Post 2idningqs prominently publish an extract from the description in the Paris Monitour of the recent visit of the King of Sweden to the island of Goth- land-a visit a full account of which appeared in your columns. That extract, a highly significant one, is as follows: t Whilst gazing on ...