... jord R luffillyt. . .; ? . I q ?? 4- FRAWCE. The Minister of War has determined that tthe Zouaves of the Line, as well as those of the Impbsial Guard, shall henceforth be armed with rnffbNdWdbre- bayowets. This measure will increase the Light vi -: f~tryby .1 batalions. of picked troops. Tre Emy eror has -decided that therejahall be a gal-; lery at the Museum at Versailles dedicated to paint ...

... it ~~~ITALY. The nsturrectionary attempt at Leghorni has been f pv', down. The steamer Caglierar which had left Genoa for Tuanis, fell into the hands of the insurgents who at- tacked the Island of Pouza, belonging to' the Neapo- litan-'Government, and set at liberty the prisoners therei' The insurgents, with the released prisoners, ,-theiilnded ?? the lower province. Some Neapolitan frigates ...

... -GORGRMBAZ, TRYST.C A- This, ?? ocf ouir no0* 0:ma m~kt~s hed 'o hesi e'nud on'$ d,&adws no'the, ?? held' c t | ' aon;tf .ti'~6~t aformnern.o caioi and ti9e prces realised -fornaierousI individui i hiheat lkoot n iai'be ; Th' numbe'iofhttle on tlbe groqnd'wa voeed- ingy large, and several' of the lots; excited gret ad mniirtiou.i, -Am' pmany' ots :fdr ad ti moe . sibl~etfo give die' whmole, dl ...

... BY'ELECTRIC TELEGRIA-PR. ?? patliall~telt. HOUSE OF COMMONS-XVWDNEEDAs The Kinrosssbire Railway Bill, and the Leslie Rail- way Bill were read a third time and passed. - Mr HEADLAM moved the second reading of the Medical Profession Bill (No. 1.) Mr CRAUJFURD objected to the Bill, that it was in opposition to the recommendation of a Select Com- mittee upon a very important point, that of the con ...

... ; ?? oF PuNHe. y i Sonumntxo.-, Pat (Boots at the Bri- tish ?? tae your hotw Hater, sfr:i'- Sir re *Uo~in- AIllright. I'-ve bieemready a long time. i A HEBO'S ?? brevity is the soul or' wit, Sir .to iolin r'Capisell,; whben, in answer' to the 0 teestion .in how soon- be could' star.t for India, he answered, To-' rT morrow i uttered one of the smartest'recorded pieces of ready it.. - ; .R ...

... 354me 3utedliZtlc. Mr ALEx&xDrnR WATERS, shipbroker at Wick, t was drowned on Thursday forenoon' last, in Wick Harbour, while bathing. THE WHIHr=AVEN STRIXR.-The mnisunderstand- ing between the shipbuilders and their men still con- tinues, and the work is carried on bey apprentices. It t is understood that none of the builders have any contracts. t THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.. - We (Inverness ...

... SPAIN. MADRID, 15th July.-The Senate has approved of the law for Public instruction. The Senate andi Congress have voted the Constitutionary Reform as proposed by the Government. * PRUSSIA. The King was taken ill on his way to Pillnitz in consequence of the intense beat. He recovered the following day and proceeded. WVEST INDIA MAIL. The Chief Engineer of the Orinoco is among those who died of ...

... 64r x t n Dt U~ , CALEDONIAN DISTILLERY NUISANCE. TO THl EDITOR OP TC ECALEDOIAN IzERCUnY. Srn,-I regret againstp t roubleyou gn this subject, afterthe two connmunications I have already sent; and were'itmnot-that'I am more and more-convinced of the-neeessity'oi' immediate and active. mneasures . being taken, -I*ouldnot be again ventured 'toad- dreisy n r ?? : d:- ?? I happened recently ,to ...

... LESSONS TO YOUNG MEN FROM THE CAREER OF EMILE V'ANGELIER. A lecture on this subject was delivered last night in the Brighton Street Chapel, by the Rev. Mr Kirk, pastor of the congregation. The lecture having been advertised in the newspapers, a considerable amount of curiosity and interest was raised in the public mind, so that some time before the doors were open several hundreds of people ...

... BY , EIGTEIEOlAPII: i ?? .1gt atw*~te~t HOUSE OF COMMONS-WEDNESDAY. The Drogheda Election Committee was sworn at the table, and ordered to sit next day. SMOKS NUISANCES (SCOTLAND) BILL. The House having gone into committee on the Smoke Nuisances (Scotland) Abatement Bill, a gene, ral discussion arose on the Ist clause, as well as upon the principle of the Bill, which, it was contended, was not ...

... MERCURY OFFICE, WEDNESDAY, ErNVY O'CLOCK. IMPORTANT NEWS FROM INDIA. The Indian steamer America arrived at Trieste on the 28th July at nine A.. She left Alexandria on the 23d July. Indian mails left Alexandria on the morning of the 23d, with advices from Calcutta to 21st; Madras, 28th June; Ceylon, July 1, Bombay, July 1; Hong Kong, June 10. The mutiny had continued to spread among the troops ...

... LORD NAPIER AT HARVA-D-. - - ?? rish Minister,(says the New YoI. 7Herald) hns availed himself of the Harvard commencement to 'deliver- another .of. those. graceful and pleasant speeches for-which he;bids fair to become famous. Thferd was a certain' appropriateness in making Lord; Napier a witness to thfe great scholastic and literary event of the ,year in New.'England ,for, himself an author ...