... ?? INTELLGENCE' -CITY OF LONDON. r The election of members for the city of London took place fir yesterday in thb Guldhall. There Wvas ?? o displayed on the occasion, and the hall wvas bat little more re than half filled. On tie platformi were Alderocar Sir Chip- 1, nian Marshall, Alderman and Sheriff Hale, Alderman and le: Sheriff Conidor, Alderman Husophery, Mr. Secondary in Potter, Mr. ...

... Yesterdlay (WVeelnesday) the deputies met in tlleir biureaux, and nominated the followingv ineimn- 1jc!i to formii the conmnuittee on tho bill relating to the loall of t-,U millions :-Blu.on Paull dc Riche- ilnita, Ml. Gouin, Al. Schneider, M. Lequien, M1. Aini , M. Alfred Leroux, and A. Ouvrard. Ipoi nthis occasionl M. Emnile Ollivier rose and spoke ,as follows:- IFr ths 1la.t fiur mont Its ...

... IVA VAL AND Ii TARY I . -- - - O . The following notifcto - _ ?? h Lords of the Admiralty :ficatioa has been issued by the With the view of improving the condition of the et offiCers, seamen, and marnes ofthe fleet b L dpelty rmissioners of the Admiralty Ofrte pleaed te Lords Conm follown alterations shall be made in the sale O8t tip 0 ti royal navy, viz. :-The allowance ofblct[i 0inwased ...

... I The following telegrams were received at Mr. Ieuter's office yesterday: THE THREATENED INVASION OF PIEl)MONT. BERNIE, FRIDAY. The news of the offensive movement df the Aus- trians over the Ticino, which was telegraphed by the General of D)ivision Bontemps in his despatch to the yederal Diet of the 27th instant, appears to be un- founded. The Austrians were already in motion, but re- ...

... tb eotun.t WINDSOR, ArimL 29. Her Majesty's dinner party yesterday included the Duebeis of Kent, the Princess Alice, the Duks of Oporto, the Duke of Saxe Coburg, Princess Augunta ci Saxe Coburg, the Portuguese Minister, Count de Lavradlo Lady Susan L. Melville, Colonel the Hon. Sir Cherlet Phipps, Sir George Couper, Bliss Victoria Wortley, Lieut General Vicomte de Campanha, Captain Sergio, Le ...

... - Tom CNuRcit DISPUTES AT KNIGITSERIDGE.-The inhabitants of this district assembled on Tuesday to elect a churchwarden for the coting year. The Hon. and Rev. R. Liddell, the incumbent, tookE the chair. In opening the proceedings he said his business in con- ?? withthe meeting would be very short. His first duty was to nominate a churchwarden on his own behalf, and he therefore nomi- nated Mr T ...

... PvXPRESS FROM PARIS. ,ynOM OURl OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, THtURSDAY EVENING. The news of the abdication of the Duke of Tus- cany, and his departure from his territory, has caused a great deal of excitement in our ?? circles. It is l'oked uipon as the commencement of an Italian ntove.ment which is soon to be general. It now eemns certain that the Austrians were stopped whotu just upon the ...

... LONDON: FRIDAY, JIRIL 29, 1859. -4- When all minds are bent on war, and with every reason to believe it inevitable, it is a thankless part to seem to hope, not merely against hope, but also against notorious facts. Nevertheless, it would appear that there is some slight foundation for believing, that even at the eleventh hour the fated march of events is for the moment arrested, with, however, ...

... .ELECZION INTELLIGENCA l -4-- ?? XAETROPOLITAN BOROUGH NOMINATIONS0 i on th CITY OF LONDON. does I The election for the City took place yesterday at Immie noon, at Guildhall under the presidencoy of the Sheriffs of Derb: London and Middlesex. The admission, being rigidly con- becau fined to the livery, the hail was not inconveniently crowded. pocks The attendance was, however, suitable to the ...

... NAVAL An MILTR INTELLIGENCE Mt~rgrarr, ?? A MISCELLANEOUS Nx''S.-Thlt IUIcLo asla i ltelligence relative to the coa. tinental crisis has created considerable activity in Woolwich orseral ,uand dockyard. A Governnmeat Messenger arrivedat-th Arsenal Ttirsday, under special orders to deliver his despatch into no other hands but those of Captain Boxer, Superintendent.of the Laboratory, who was ...

... HA.YMA1RKET. TaIS Yvn'Tmo, ThtE WORLD AND TtE STAGE. 3esrs. W. Fs.r,, Itogers, ifowve. Oomton. & Bueltstono: Wios Amy Sed,-wick.- NLECTRA IN A NEW ELECTR'IC LIt1tT. Mr. C-umvon: Miss %I.Ternan. Mrs. Wilkins.-And A DAUGttTER Ttj M'ARRY. PUINCSS'S.s TEIl EV sano. HING HENRY THE FIFTH. Mr. C. erx='and KMn C. ?? at 7. OLYMPIC. Tuil EvrNrxu, NINE POINTS OF TilE LAW. essrm. Ad. G. Viuning II Wigan. ...

... l-t THE TWO SICILIES. to ti (FROM OUR OWNt CORURSPONDENT.) aveoNAPLES, ArPRL 23. ry I have so often reported the illness and approach- )rY in- death of the King, that you will be disposed e- to imagine that I have been writing at random, or on es insufficient information, since the final event does not It take place. Such is, however, the character of the illness of his Majesty that he ...