... GER, AN 'OLICY. ,e. B E. . . 0 . . . - - . Alluding to thi Prussiaa question the Indelndwe: c6 y writes: ?? The news- ihich' reaches ug from Gerlunavy is still ?? somewhat.alarminig kind, 'and -although the Fivench .journals endeavour -to. make ?? most of thie language employed by those German papers opposed to an armed intervention of Prussia and the Confedeitatixio -in -Italian affiire, it ...

... 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- ...

... A meeting of the Kingeton-upon-Hull Town Council was held in the Council Chamber at a quarter-pasb two o'clock yesterday afternoon, the Mayor (Mr Samuelson), in the chair. The minutes of the last meeting were read and con- firmed. APPLICATION BY FREEMEN TO BE ADMITTED WITaOUT PAYMENT OP FINES.-The TowN CLrERK drew the attention of the Council to several applications he had received from ...

... I . I .. Tlerweekly meeting of this committee was hel4 yesterday, Ml'. Alderman Dover in the oh-ir anr the other momber~s present were Messrs. SPheil, beok4 with, Anthony, Haydock, Barton, Stitt, roCelliu, ants Gladstono. The medical officer of health reportAdI a (Hstir6tP &nce of the low rate of mortality which has pre- vailed during the last four months. The dcaths ti the borough during the ...

... The impartial of Boulogne states that five vessels, three belonging to Dunkirk, one to Saint-Valery- en-Caux, and another to Binnie, engaged in the cod I fishery on the coast of Iceland, have been lost. Four of them were lost in the ice, and the fifth was burnt. Fortunately, all the crews were saved by the French brig-of-war Agile, with the exception of the master and mate of the Benjamin, of ...

... The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Saxony has addressed a despatch to M. de Kcenneritz, Saxon Minister at St. Petersburg, in reply to the circular of Prinee Gortschakoff. After elaborately examininig the Russian circular, the Saxon Mdinister continues This is not the first time that the Diet of Frankfort has been called on-to discuss the extent of the federal obligations of Germany to the two ...

... 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 ...

... NOR 1CIUH ELRCT1QY. ?? rter me, aid Pon 226 916 '00 (POwM A CORESPONDENOT.) The election at Norwich on Wednesday was, on several accounts, an interesting one for the liberals. Sir Samuel Bignold, the conservative candidate, only announced his iatention to come forward twelve hours before the nomi- nation; the liberals therefore had but little time to prepare. The offers of compromise were ...

... SECOND EDITION FRIDAY, 10 A. M. CDy Electric and Internationra Telegraph.) It is mentioned that the army in Italy is almost with. out shoes and, owing to the scarcity of labour in Paris, the goveranment cannot get them made by contractors. The mayor of each nrrondissment has intimated to all the shoemakers, large and smal, that the government will require about 70,000 pairs to be ready in 15 ...

... ?? 0ailp perao'. T~ns Ersiorxlo THE CONTESTED ELECTION. hMessrs. Charles Haltheovs, HisrF. Wrtight-Nt.OTHTlING sa~laorkw6TO WEA~R. r. and Irs. C. TMathews.-And TH~E WATEB WITCIIIS.-Commuenre at 7. Tars EvENIN, KING HEN RV TEIf FIFTH. Mr. (. Rezn and hits. C. KEan.-And IF THE CAP FITS.-Commenee at 7. OLYMPIC). THisU EVrIsias, NINE POINTS OF TUE LAW. hUrssr. Ad. ?? C. VinnTg, U. Wigan. & IV. ...

... ; RAILWAY INR4TJNENCE. '1I or- BOMII4Y, BARODA, AND CENTRAL INDIA.. ?? The foifoth annual eneral meeting of. this company was Dr, held yestereaya at thoir offices, 10, Liverpool-street, Bishop1- gate-street; colonel P. T French,. chairman of the com- pany, presiding. The notice donvening the metting having been read bv the nd S rC AtmTslijrr. U. Kennedyl , an . w e &oiheon seal of tlse ...