... LONDON: ,SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1854, a In the HOUSE of LORDS, last night, The Youthful Offenders Bill and a number of other bills passed through committee. The Laud, Assessed, and Income-tax Bill was read the second time. Several hills were read the third time and passed. The Earl of HARROWBY moved the third reading of the Sale of Beer Bill, and described the altera- tions made in the measure ...

... TELEGRAPHIC DESPATtjtIrp. t THlE WVAR ON THE DANN{JJ. ig [BY SUBUARINE2 AND EUROPEAN TEL~lt r [MLOBI Ott. VIENNA CORIIIESPONDE\IT' tl aAVIiMNNA, SATURIDAY, JULY 2D, be The Prossc has thle following ?? forom Bucharest Of tile 25t~h stt that et the Russians were totally defeated at Slotve Vo the 281 iust. They lost 2,000 killed. ~ eC at 0,000 0itoosatts have crossed the DIlube 4. ilVIENINA, ...

... Translation of a note addressed by the Sublime Porte to the British and Frencih embassies, dated 6th Chatlvale, 1970 (July 1, 1854) .: It is but too notoriou=, that during a period of profound peace between the Sublime Porte anud the Greek Govern. mrint armed ihdividuals coming from Greece suddenly in- vaded the Ottoman provinces withoutr the slightest provoca- tion on the part of tie Porte or ...

... NA4VAL AND MILITARY NRWS&. The Volcano, foating steam factory, having had her com- ppasee adjusted at Greenhithe, wag brought up jagain to Woolwich on Sunday, July S0, and received oh board a con- liderable number of letters and newspapers for the officers and craws of the Baltic fleet. She also received about £10,000 in specie, £7,o00 in gold, aud the remainder in silver, for the use of the ...

... | [FROM OUR OWN CORREOPONDENT.1 MADRID, JULY 21. It is reported that Generals O'Donuell, Dalee, &c., with their forces, are at Torrejon de Ardoz, waiting the arrival of Espartero from Saragossa, and that they will all come in hero together this I evening. I hope this may be the case, and that their arrival will put an end to the present abnormal state of things. The people here continue ...

... SIC AL DESPATCHES FROM |kADMIRAL DUNDAS. FlitO LAST NIGHT'S GOA2TTH.] ADMIRALTY, JULY 27. of which the following are copies, teeh reqeivid fron Vice-Admiral Dandas, e ?? of her ?? ships ii els it the Mediterranean and Black Sea :o1t or BATTZRIEs, &C., AT T1lt SULINA.-DEATH Arcst LVDE PABSiK1S, 0' TUlB FIREBRtAND. Britanis, off Baljik, July 11, 1854. ,I hsre thle boilr to enclose, for the ...

... FI'ANCE. IFROM OUR OWN COBRt:SPONDENT.] PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING. I TA!a I onitzeur publishes the following telegraphic ?? .- l lFN. JULY 27.-At %Ma~hgn, the mnmes of persons, 'for their devotednegs to tbc WauaN Of order hlve: beet, adopted for the formation of tile (tooernmen, JurtyI The first act of t'is junt% has been the-publication of a pro- ;clainymtio, iu which it promisec to maintain ...

... [The ?? appeared in our Smcond Eitign of 8atur- day:-] F RANCE. I LFOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] ! PARIS, FRIDAY EVENING. * Any liugeriflg hopes which may have been enter- I ?? that PruSeia would in the end give in to the general opinion, not only of Europe, but of her own subjects, 'ire daily vanishing and it is now pretty certain that a treaty will be entered intoI between Austria and the ...

... RAIL WA Y. DIRECT LONDON AND PORTSMOUTH. A special or extraordinary general meeting was held yester- day, at the London Tavern, to sanction an arrangement be- tween this line and the Portsmouth Company, in accordance with the provisions of a bill now before Parliament for wind- ing up the affairs of the Direct London and Portsmouth Company. Ia the absence of Mr. Wilkinson. M.P., Sir William ...

... THE LA TR FA TAL A CCJDEJVT ON TU4 LONYDON AND NORT1H 1ESTER.Y RAIL W4 x DBIRMlNGHAM, SATURDAY -NIGtT.--An inquest vafs held d this evening before the borough Coroner, on tiue bodies of y William Daws and Thomas Box, the driver aid firemee us killed by the collision which took place near the Allesley. gate station on Thursday morning last. If 1Ir. Barra, from the office of Mr. Carter, ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] 'VIENNA, JULY 25. According. to the latest news received by the Austrian Government from Frankfort-ou-the-Maine, we learn that the Fcderal Diet, at its yesterday's (28d) session, agreed, by a vote of 16 to l (Mecklen- burg alone having taken exception), to give to the I adhesion of the German Confederation to the Austro-Prussian offensive and defensive treaty of ...

... X I [FROM oR ou sW CORaEgPONDENT.] 8 DUBLIN, SATURDAY EVENING Tuz TIPPERARY AaDuOTIoN CASE.-Mr. John n Carden, of Baruane, a magistrate and deputy-liea- tenant of Tipperary, was placed on his trial yester- of day in Clonmel, charged with the abduction of Miss us Eleanor Charlotte Arbuthnot. The evidence, as lb- given on the trial-a full report of which I forward re. -is of a far more startling ...