... A despat i [FROM PRIVATE CORRESONDRENT. Capltai er- FRANCE.- lhe PARSt, JULY 22.-Diplomuaey is silent, but it is ?? artheless very active. I1 aim told, from Sa very good source, ,he that an umderstanding between France and Naples is15 d to being attempted, in order to counteract the iinfiuence of, Bret to Austria in Italy. Another ohjeet is to bring about an 17th, est understanding between ...

... 'gorcip art colonial Miocctlan,?I. ?? ?? ?? -11.- ?? ?? ,ts ?? - ?? STATISTICAL CONGIIESS.-A statistical congress is to be the 1( le- held at Paris in the beginning of September. alhur on Go\EEcn.-A letter from Athens, of the 7th, says: The Yaid, so treaty of qommnerce between Greece and Turkey has just been an ea ur adopted unanuiouisly by the Senate and the Charaber of abou ler Deputies.' ...

... -, ~XUL'TUI IN PAILVO ?? it At dn Auotiei~' slck 'in Ltondon, on Friday, a boantifhl 4 oaaybird.'sold'for L. ie JuiTv ~ LP1EO.W~Itef does i the 0 ntewsnau does~b inhle beginning. I !, a amnhsa iheodeshpess exoept whets ho One s t~ apt.whn Ircome int ths wor ldtf-ind TssgSTRNGET KND OF' HIXT. -A young lady asking agpimnto see if one of her rings will go on his little *thaigbeen. stated that a ...

... J X V: * PO I E ASSOCIATION. PIVgRPQOL REFORM, ASSOCATI'ON.: d The'annual meeting of the members of the Liverpool Reform 1 a Association was held.yeaterday,. at. theomQnmerchil, Hotel, Dale-j e street. Mr. J. ?? C ,o but -Parliamentary business comptiled hilfi to leave foir London ]E on the Wrevious night. In his absence, Mr.; Walter Pi. M'Gregor, A ethe vice-president of the Associationi, ...

... FOREIGN IMLL1GIMCE. war PAISe, JULY 24.-Tbe loan is saucing as Muchpr-t gress in- the ptovlncial towns as.in Paris. The profits has realised on, the two last loaam,~ 'aid, the abundancei of the imoney not employed, has doubtless had agreat influence. in] According to all appearunces ?? aunount to three times th mutofte u ld by Government. The lkokero already. buy the subscrtiptions at30. o40 ...

... I-- me wee( he [BY THE .ELEO11TRIO'AND INTESNATIONAL TIILEGRAP11.1 cens cta ?? THE WAR. are I LoDNviuosox or ?? has favoured tilot no~. LOXDffV1URDAY.Lor PanureBeci left 'the Telegraph Company with the following despatch from rail, ?? S pson:- tll bile fl CRINEA, Juax 25Tru, 5 P-Mr-Cholera has not in- natu Iler breased since my last report, and the army continues in ouitf satisfaetory health. ...

... INAUGURSLTION OF THE .- STATUE TO i ?JOHN DALTOi *t it |Ou Thursate cerer.ony oftlie inauguration of the statue ?? 1 of the ilhlstriotis author of' tbe Atomic Theory took place, on, ve i front of the Infnrnary. at hlef-past two o'clock.: The statue to Ufe I arriieti from Lornlsnt vesterday morning-, ln, the London and cot i atI North-Western line, anti shortly before on-e o'clock was con- ...

... A 'BOMBAR1AIMENT OFSEBISTOP OL..E, DESPATCHES FROM GENERAL S~iMPSON. the li London, Thursday.-Lord Panmure has favoured the sions Telegraph Company with the following despatch from vicin General Simpson: varle Crlrmea, July 25th, 5 P.m-Chiolera has not Inorcased since for b my last report, and the ns my continues ins satisfactory health., share The London Gaset', containiq two despatches ...

... = : - - - -- - -- - - M - AdJc then MANCCHESTE, ExAxaTNER AND TimEs OsricE, J weans Saturday, Tlirve~am. J 'er to PROM THE TIMES, OF Tl-IS Lt he I thc, MORNING. i e had iDY EILECTRIC TELEGBAPI.] i, the THE BAULTIC. it loss We have received the following telegraphic mes. it ernis, sage from our Dantzic correspondent Ii bank- 'DANTZic, F.tiDAY AFTERNtOON.-The Lightning It thoeork has ...

... (From the Times.) It has already been remarked, in discussing the imme- diate effects and the ultimate results of the war between the Western Powers and the Russian empire, that an essential difference exists in favoar of this country and its co-belligerents, while Russia, in addition to the military burdens of such a struggle, has to contend with still greater difficulties, to which we are ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, JULY 23. PBOYAI, COBM~iSIN. \ T~he royal assent was given by commission to the fol- lowing and some other ?? Raglan and Lord Raglan Annuities, Gold Wedding Rings, Friendly So- cieties, Christ Church (Tofirnorden) Marriages Validity, Birlenhead and Liverpool Docks (Trust), Property of Birkenhead Dock Trustees; England and Ireland Im- provement Communication, Furness ...

... 1 l A numerous sand influential meeting of the electors of South- n Ly beat waril was held on Monday evening, at the Queen's Head Inn, HMr High street, for the purpose of securing the re-election of the e j a mesight Hon. Sir W. Mfolesworth, who had vacated his seat by i at Mr. accepting the office of Her Majesty's Secretary of State for r the Colonies. Dr. Challis was caeded to the chair, and ...