... 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 ...

... AN ACTIO1i TO R:ECOVER TIE Amount of a, Taine's Bill. ' LINCOL.NSHIRE XiSSIZES, JULY 24. J. F. EDWARDS v. T. CHAMEBERS.-The plaintiff was a training. groom at No Mau's Land, near St. Alban's, where also he kept an inn called the William IV. The defendant was a large Pearmer on his own land, living at reasby Hall, near Lincoln. In the spying of last year be had a thorongh bred colt which he waS ...

... e-l The 3foniteusr, of Saturday, publishes the follow- n ing telegraphic despatch: e: BAYONNE, 28th.-The leaders of the movement ti have sent a deputation to the Queen, requesting her to leave the Palace and show herself in public, assur- iog her that she will be received with every mark of respect by the population. The Patrie says: According to Madrid letters of the 24th, Espartero, who i ...

... SC 0 TL AND. Sa(linon.-We are often hearing of large 551nlOn beilig caught in our Scottish rivers, but we be- live tile largest ever caught in Scotland was taken out at the Long Rack, on the Forth, on Saturday mornlina last. Its lenigth was within an inch of 4 feet; ts girtl, 2S feet 3 inchies; and the breadth of the tail 14 inic~es. It wveighed within 4 ouxices of 47 lbs. We kflieve nothinilg ...

... - M AODALEN COLLEGE SCHOOL. ' On Monday, Juy ,24th, the usual distribution of Exhi- g bitions and Prizes, proviously to the breaking .up of the Y School, took place ihythe school-room of the college. The Y attendance of visitors was unusually large, and included the .s Junior Proctor, thoe Rev. Dr. Jelf, the Rev. Sir F. G. Ouse- ley, Bart.,the Rov. W. &3well, Warden of St. Peter's col- of loge ...

... .Atetropolitalt Aliv vrobindal. -------- lay OSBORNlE, JfCLY 27.-The Queen cond Prince and the-rVyal of children walked out yasterdey afternoon. The Kaie~ of ird A berdeen arrived from London, cud retuaine on it vic* 10 or. Hier Majesty. lrd DEATI FMOM EATINeG SWErT5IEATe.-An inquest has been held in lBethual Green, before Mr. Baker, onl the body aed of a young girl, aged thirteen, wbo had ...

... | -- 7ARMY STATIPONSsAUGU3 , 1I L1t life Guards/Hgetit Pk. 41st, T 2nd, Hyde-park. ' 2nd, Turkey. - ?? Windsor. 43rd, Macires; ehathamn let Dragoo` Gds.' Glasgo. 44th, Turkey; Chatmam:. 2nd, Preston, for Turkey, \ 45th, C. of G ?? C ahthrn. 3rd, Dublin. 46tb, Turkey, C ., 4th, Turkey. 47th, Turkey; Birr. 6th, Turkey. 48th, Corfa;, Carliele, 6th, Hounslow. 49th, Turkey; Cork. 7th, Cahir. 60th, ...

... mGR SCHOOL EJW-mATIow- Th pupils attending thi iof~t w enamninbed on Wednesday and ThursdaY in the prese ¢e . interested i the progress of education- in all the ases:emt e aprearante made by th scholars was the best ei- dance-of shesuperir .d.ctiai abilities Of the re-spective deuaicat sem S-Acrio ana lcustGom, the ?? of ma3ili 3: -Aecasding to Ann bd~n n Besdes PrzW took place in the Hell on ...

... alE:ITTIRE AT' LOVDO.V WALL. n Sott)rday evening at a few nxinutes past eight clocka f ie which could not be extinguished until six - Cack yesterday (Sunday) morning, broke out in the pre- e33 5 ?? to °lMr. J. Jones, a carpenter and box * itruae at 61, Wood-street, Cripplegate, aid Nos. i n, j LolldOc-wval The building in which the fire r das usd sasthe factory, and comprised four lofty inio ...

... OPERATIONS IN THE DANUBTAN PROVINCES.-A telegraphic de- spatci. from Vienna of the 25th, states that a Russian camp of 50,000 men is to be formed at Urziqseni. The Turkish outposts are at Parapajni, where a most sanguinary engagement was fought on the 19th. The Russians are adding to the fortifications of Odema. Prince Gortschakoff is confirmed in the command of the Moldo-Wallacltian army. The ...

... The following highly important report was presented or in the Upper House of Convocation at their sitting on e Thursday the 20th inst. The suggestions are most va- eq luable, and we hqpe may not be forgotten:- The committee appointed by the Convocation o th the province of Canterbury to consider and report whether the great increase and present condition of qu the population do not make some ...

... THE BRITISH EXPEDITION. CAMS, NEAR DEVNo, BULGARIA. July 13.-Lord Cardigan has returned to camp with the detachments of Light Cavalry, with which he effected an extended re- ?? along the banks of the Danube. towards Rustebuk and and Silistria. It is reported that at one point of the river they saw the Russians in force under General Lfaders, and that the General asked a Turkish officer who ...