... TO TUE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. SIB,-The new French loan bids fair to rival its predecessor in popularity, notwithstanding its in- creased 'amount. One establishment, the Credit Mobilier, in addition to its original subscription of ten millions sterling, and to the amount subscribed in London through AMessrs. Baring, has been compelled to forward a supplementary list to meet the requisi- ...

... A smimary of the following report, by the French Minister of Finance, appeared in our late edition of yesterday. TO THE EMPEROR. Sire,-I proceed to render to your Majesty a report of the known results of the loan, the subscription to whic closed at five o'elock yesterday afternoon. The e information yet to come in is not of a nature to affect it in an important degree, but will be embodied in ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY, JULY 31. The LORD COOANC0LLOR took his seat at 6 o'clock. The Marquis of SALISBURY presented a petition from n St. Luke's, Sboreditob, praying for alterations in the Metropolis Local Management Bill. Lord POIITMAN presented a petition from Battereas, and Lord WYNrOnD from the Corporation of London, t6 the same effect, Lord BROUGHAM presented a petition from the land ...

... .ONDON, WEDNESDAY, A UG. le .. IN the HOUSE OF LORDS yesterday, the Metro- polls Local Management Bill passed through com. mittee, after a prolonged and miscellaneous dis- ctusSiofD. Other bills were forwarded through a stage of pro- gress respectively, and their lordships adjourned at a few minutes before 10 o'clock. IN the HouSE of COmMONS, at the morning sitting, On the motion for going ...

... e PARIS, MOctbATjEVREwN. h The Emperor and Empress left Bordeaux this morning all half-past 8 o'clock, by special train, for- f Paris. Their Majesties were to stop at Antgouldme, 9 Tours, and Aubrais, and arrive in Paris at halt-past 7. The Courrsoer de Marseille of the 29th inst. pub. t lishes the following intelligence from Constantinople )of the 19th: D The gunboats Mitraille and Alerte ...

... I UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 3IEDICAL SCHOOL. Yesterday the Earl of HARROtWBY presided at the annual distribution of prizes to those pupils of UniversitY College Hospital who had been selected by the professors and examiners as worthy of such distinction. Previously to the ceremony being proceeded with one of the officers of the college read a report of the condition of the Medical School, observing ...

... fall f The Journal de St. Petersbourg goes off into an, fhysterics of gratulation on the occasion of the Czar's thu treview ot six legions of the national militia. The the Itoea sight of these bearded men, in their antique national ne 3 costume, with black rugged beards, might induce the fro, belief-we are told-that they sprung spontaneously of tfrom the soil itself, realising the picturesque ...

... a (FROM OUR OWs CORREsPONDsNT.) a VIENNA, TUEsDA'T. 0 According to news frbm Constantinople of the I 26th, received this day, General Beatson has bees I slain by Bashi-Bazouks. I v The Archduke Charles Louis is appointed Governor ti r of the Tyrol. e_ THE CRIMEA. b KONIGSBERG, JULY 30., Accounts received from St. Petersburg state that General Gortchakoff has published an order of the a day ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. BS SxR,-I beg to enclose you the particulars of some important experiments made at Shoeburyness on the 26th il inst., under tbe superintendence of Colonel Mitchell, com- manding the Royal Artillery, for the purpose of further testing an invention which I brought before the government in the month ?? last, and which, from that time to the present, I have been ...

... j FROM the #a.LNDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, July R1. -.1 -- WAR DEPARI'MENT. JuLYt 26. le- The Queen hee been pletsed eto apjloint Licutennsnt.General Sir be 111m1s lFergueson, I(.ight Cumaeander oft he Must flonourolse Order ofof the Bats,. to be Governor aed Commancdcr-in-Clhief in and over the ci Vi Citiy and Garhieca Of Gibraltar. C of WAR DEP'ARTI)INT, JULY 27. E 'sa The Queen boo been ...

... EMBARKATION OF TROOPS. DUBLIN, JULY 31. The embarkation of large bodies of troops for the v i seat of war produced a considerable amount of' excitement Hot yesterilay both in D ablin and Kingatown. The 66tb Regi- V. ment (known as the West Essex or Poipadours) left the B Ryayl B irracks at nine o'clock yesterday morning, headed Bio by the bands of the 3rd DragoOn Guard-, 93th Regiment, ord, ...

... PROPOSBD EXTENSION OF THE SCINDB RAIL WAY. We (Lahrore Cheronicle) have published numerousno returns, showing that the trade of the Punjab was both da increasing under the new regime to an unexpected extent, o notwithstanding the inadequate amount of assistance afforded p by the government, and falling naturally into its proper i course along the valley of the Indus We have written be frequent ...