... THR S TA Ts OF A FF.AlS AT BUENOS A YRES. A deputation, composed of gentlemen from Man- cheater, Liverpool, London, and other places, had an inter- view with Lord John Russell, at the Foreign-office, on Thursday, respecting the state of affairs at Buenos Ayres. The Manchester Chamber of Commerce, in consequence of preesing repreeentations made to them by the merchants of Buenos Ayres, had ...

... Prince Napoleon's report to the Emperor on the recoute of' nis presezice in Tuscany has been pub- lished. The following is that whica relates to poli- tical affdirb: Ha~dquiar~ters,%Goito, 4th. Sire,-U~p to this time the misrion ot the 6th erps, the command of which your Mojesey was pleaeted to confide to nn, his b eu political atd mihlitery. Th- 6th coip8, in aesembliog in Tuscany, had for ...

... GMNSYABL MING .ASSOCIA5001N. The yearly general meeting of proprietors was held at the offices of the company, Old Broad-street; Mr. A. C. BRIDGE in the chair. It appeared from the report that the arrangements inci- dent to the purchase of the Duke of York's interest in the mines and minerals of Nova Scotia will be attended prac- tically with beneficial results. The depressica which pre- ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIANMENT. I h0USE OF COMNIONS.-WEDNESDAY JULY 27. The SP1EAKER took the chair at 12 o'lch., ELECTION COMMITTEES. Sir F. BARI-NG Irssented a report from the General Com- . ruittee of Elections, nominating the muembers appointed to serve on the commaiittees lor Maidstone, Norwich, Bury, and 1 North Leicestershire. LONDON (CITY) GAS BILL. On the motion for the third reading of this ...

... Ig A TO THE EDITOR OF THlE DAILY NEIWS. SIP.,--Will you kindly permit a plain manx,who has spent nearly a quarteoof' a cetuyin India, to secend d Your pulpit for ten minutes in rers preach to your large r and intelligent audience a few plain truths on a subject f, scarcely inferior in interest to any of the great questions E which in ths-e dayls agitate the public minid in Great Britain? p, Mr ...

... I I - I. [The following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday]: We have received letters and papers from India, i the latest dates being Bombay, June 23: The Bombay Times says: The campaign on the borders of Oude is at anr end. Sir y Hope Grant has rturned lo Lucknow. Our regiments have been withdrawn into quarters and the entire ircntier of Oude placed under Major Bruce's police. The ...

... I (Posot Our OWN CORESP'ONDENTr.) R[The following appeared in our Evening Edition of yes- tI0 terday] PARIS, SUND.AY EvENIWG. of The government papers being utterly without in- ay structions to point the moral of the suspension of us- arms, contain not an original line of any interest he on the subjtot. 'Ihey are principally filled with Lx- lia tracts from the English journals. It is rumoured ...

... TELL GRAPHIC IN TELLIGENCE. The following telegrams have been received at DIr. Eeuter's office: THE GERMANIC CONFEDERATION. FRANKFORT, ThL RSDAY. In to-day's sitting of the Federal Diet the pro- osals of Austria and Prussia of the 16th inst., re- 5pecting the restoration of the Federal contingents od Federal fortresses to a peace footing, were .nanimously agreed to. THE FRENCH FUNDS. PARIS, ...

... LONDON, THURSDAY, JULY 7. 1 AT the mid-day sitting of the HOUSE of Co2mroXS, yesterday, Mr. DILLWYN moved the second reading of the Endowed Schools Bill. The subject, he remarked, had excited much publio interest, as was attested by the very large number of petitions presented for and against this measure, which, more- over, related to the administration of no fewer than 3,000 schools, ...

... ITHE DEB ATE ON THE ARMY ESTIMATES I TO THE EDITORt OF THE DAILY NMaWS BP Snlt,-The debate on the army estimates on Thurs- s, day last furnishes food for reflection. 1. We were favoured with the periodical glorification of 12i Aldershott camp. General Peel 1thought that, eo far from vA' complaining of the expense, the country had cause to look Vt; upon the money expended there as very well ...

... THE RAREIAiN ORATION. Th tanal oration in memory of' the immortal , Harvey was delivered at the Royal College of Physioians on I Wednesday, by Dr. Aldis, one ot the Fellows of the College, a and Medical Officer of Health for St. George's, Hanover- square. The chair was occupied by Dr. Mayo, President of the College, supported by the officers, numecrous fellows of the college, and a ...

... UN1VBFRSI1'Y INTELLIGENCE. a cogregtionbo] OXFORD, TuLYE 30. Inacongreegatrion holden thia Florning the 30 lowing degrees we-re confierred. ln tefl Docron. ON DIVINITY.-ReV. John Sedgwick, Fellow, MAlddlenr College. BACHELOR IN DIVINITY.-Rev Thomas Espinell Espin, Lincoln 0311050. 'MASTERS OiF AutTS.-Re,. William Collins, Rev. James Park Neilon, Alexander Blair, Exeter College; William ...