... FOR?I?N'iNTELLIGENCE. MADRSID, AUGUST 2.-A royal decree authsorises the t1 'existence of thre governing jiuntas, and allows the con. c tinuance of the armaments for public safety ; but the. Vi Juntas are only to adopt the title of consultative and ol auxiliary-j untas. . Sr1 Another decree suspends the execution of the decisions b, of those juntas which suppress or modify taxes and other rV ...

... ENOLANDo' t PRORoGITroN OF PAXLIarIRNT.sc-We understand that har Majesty has signified her gracious intention of proroguingf Parliament in person. The 12th instant, which had been agreed upon as the day for the prorogation,'would not, we have reason to believe, have suited the arrangements 'f the Court, and it is now most probable that the session will not terminate riji- til Tuesday, the 16th ...

... (s'aoat OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) M0NOAY,'A'gUgIt 7. General topics of remark have been very scarce in this 'j t quarter during the past week, most matters having settled into their customary routine. Among these has been the dispute which raged with considerable violence between the C dgentlemen of the long robe and the corporation of Liverpool, I a relative to the accommodation of the former ...

... 5mprrfal l9arliantrnt. HOUSE OF LORDS-TxiUzSDAs, AUguST 10- (Supplenrtacry to Teiegraphl.) THE WAR WITH RUSSIA. The Marquis of CLANRICARDE rose, in pursuance of the notice which he had given, to make some obser- vations on the irnmortant events of the war in whicih the country was now unhappily engaged, and also to endeavour to obtain from the noble lord tho Secretary of State for Foreign ...

... RAILWAY COMMUNICATION BET WEEN BELFAST AND DUBLIN. Wi: invite the reader's attention to that portion of the minutes of the last council meeting of our local Chamn- ber of Commerce, which refers to the subject of the quick daily through train to and from Dublin and Bel- fast. It wvill be recollected that, at the last hal?-yearly meeting of the Chamber, a resolution was adopted to the effect ...

... PRIIYArtE LEITTER FROM HUiGARY. The followving .nre e:tracit froml n privatc letter frorn an officer i n the Austrian army to a fderitl It lnuteshirc, gi in aI graphlic picture of the roads, cultivation, ce., winch wc lh' e much pleasure in laying before our readers rehrecin .bilv 22, if Here I am! after having travelled from 19M horos on tie 19th, tfll yestceritly the 21st, almost suitl.Ctr ...

... L OND ON, THUURSDA Y, A UG. 10. I TUE HousL of LORDS held an exceptional sitting yesterday for the purpose of advancing some bills through a stage of progress. Earl FORTEScUE having moved the suspension of the standing order which would have prohi- bited the further proceeding with the Russian Govern- ment Securities Bill, The Duke of NEWCASTLE expressed his assent to the measure, but observed ...

... MI1S CELLA NE O US. e A Proposed _Railivay.-Thie Thames Central Rail- Terz o way is a bold scheme, and, to many, will seem a wild A I one; yet it is propounded by an engineer Who hlas; - e done, land is doing, great things, and wye must be. can- Tvo a tious how we venture to smile down anything from least a such a quarter. At present legislative sanction is E I wanting, but thle day may arrive ...

... THE PAPRmlvw OF OXYOHDSHuEB. I MR. READ'S PRIZE ESSAY. (Conilinuedfrom our rtat Journal.) At Maple Durham and Whitcllurch the chalk hills ter- rinate abruiptly on the banks of the Thamnes, leaving only n narrow strip of meadows between them and the river; but from Caversham to Henley tho hills are not so decided, and reeode to a considerable distance from the stream, leaving at their base a ...

... CHASRLBURY. I DIED.-JuiY 30, Mr. E dward Smith, the eminent sheep breeder ?? agriculturist, eged 72. FOREST Frl1R.-Tllis gay holiday will tael place on Wed- ?? the 13th of September. ?? Ileytbrorp hounds hrave had capital sport in the Forest, and on Saturday last tihe meet was at King's Wood, at six o'clock in the morning, under the lesdershiirof the present master, 11. Hall, Esq. of Barton ...

... BATMNBURY. BsIwTr.-Augnst 7, airs. ll. Grimbly, The Green, Ban- bury, of a daughter. Pl-i~ua~n-Auu.At 3, Mr. John IDurrin, of Leighton bliuzard, to Miss lanniahH all, of ?? i, at the IndepelIdeLInt Ctapel, Mr. George Moreby, of Neithrop, to Mliss B., Phil'old, of 1orley. DIsn.-July C, at Aiendon Township, Adams' County, Illinois, Amner ica, Mrs. IElizabeth Nutt, formerly of Milton, near ...

... I _COMMISSION O OYERt AND TERMINER. tilt ~.1. I ?? The cbmmijiejon will be opened this mi, ruing at ten o'clock w tb the usual formalities by the Right Honourable the Lord dayor, the Lord Chief Justice of the Queen's Bencb, and the Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pb ao. T ie 10I1lwiiDg are the calendats of the parties for trial KILMAINEmAM JAIL-Rose Keogh, baving caused her ubild'u ueath b) ...