... '16ttig-a- Zt.ttIllpirt. FRANCE, The Chevalier des Arrbrois', Sardinian Plenipo- im tentiary to Zurich, arrived at Paris on Thulisday, b3 und on Friday he was received by Count Wa- ti lewski.' The Count de Persigny is said to have a deferred for a day or two his return to London. on do ITALY. The Dictator of Modena has convoked the popular assemblies. All persons competent to read asnd write, ...

... I1 _ _. I The following is the text of M. Ratazzi's circular, a telegraphic summary of which we gave on Thurs- day : The nature of the events, by means of which the annex - tion of Lombardy to the subalpine kingdom has been effected, caused the illustrious nmen whoformed the council of the crown to resign their offilces. But this change produces no serious modification in the political ...

... MONDAY MIORNING, AUGUST 1.- - . I IT will be seen from our telegraphic intelligence that : Italy continues in a state of disquiet,-not satisfied wits +.i nn,,raA mi-dh;t, h ?? BA +nIAn - I with the course which events have taken. Garibaldi has taken it upon himself to issue a proclamation, calling on Italians not to lay down their arms in the meantime. Grattan, our Irish patriot, followed the ...

... EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [FROM OUR OWN COR ESA VOnIt.1 - PARIS, SATURDAY EVENNG. The Zurich Conference will not meet so early as we were at first led to expect - The Chevalier Desambrois, who is to represent Sardinia, has been in Paris these two days, and has had more than one interview with Count Waleweki. It is now under- stood that the plenipotentiaries will not assemble at Zurich till about the ...

... , z I ?? i I. - 19=02bl U. ? i , .. ? -j ~fOTICE ?? ?? is nnncess c aptious.Did-hereaaanythigf brgia&hn ht 6- onrl h2 ?? ofth or One Interested.-Thereis nowsno test -of property re- quired. and, as the law saves the insolvent from arrest hle holds his seat according to law. The'affair is Very dis- creditable, but yet it-is not illegal. , ' Not Fourttenpence.-. her too muoh is made of ...

... yff SIBLE IN GOf}RVN.UENr SCHOOLS IN1 PEFPUTATION TO LORD PALMERSSTON AND Silt C. WOOD. A deputation, conoistirilg of the Archbishop of t Carterbury,:tbaebiehop of Londonl, Tbe Duke of Matrlborough, the Earl of Shiafteshburv, roe 1Lrd Mayor, Lord Calttorpe, Lord Iiinnaird, Lord 1-tadrck, thot Hun. Arthur Kiunaird, Npd. ; M1r. Lefroy, MI?. ; Mr. Arthur %lills, i.?. ; Mr. Greigsofll ME.P; Sir ...

... Australian dates by this arrival are-Sydney, May pa 15; Melbourne, MMay 17. The Columbian brings in gold and silver to the value of 18,0001. The Monica ha seailed from Melbourne for Liverpool on April 19, trx with 33,789 oz. of gold; the Mindora for Liverpool, n same date, with 4,403 oz.; the Lincolnshire, London, he April 29, with 43.424 oz.; Prince of Wales, April 30, London, 41.613 oz.; ...

... BY ELET RIC TELEGRAPH. [~UTER's rITELEGRAMs.] FRANCE. PARIS, Friday.-The Emperor's visit to England is no longer spoken of. MARSEILLES, July 30.-Letters from Naples of the 27th inst. state that the English squadron com- posed of twelve ships, arrived there on that day. PAns, Saturday July 30.-It is asserted that the Emperor, at the audience granted to the Tuscan Ambassadors, advised the recall ...

... NA VAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. i - WOOLWICH, JULY 31. | D The Prometheus 'tesm-vessel proceeded down the river I yesterday on a trial tip, in Qrd4T to tet the t.:on of her machinery, before being placed in commission. She has been t entirely reconstructed at thisyard, at an expense of £60,000, since her last successful cruise on the slave preventive ser-e vice, and has now the appearance of ...

... ENGLAND, PRUSSIA, AND . AUSTRIA. ie ie The following despatch from Lord John RUssell. ,d to Lord Bloomfield, the British Minister at the Ly Court Qf Berlin, was issued on Saturday with the es Parliamentary' papers:- At Cy t Foreign-office, July 7, 1869. t Count Berastorf h read to mne twvdespatehes from f Baron Schloinitz-~one marked 1 very .cnfidentiiil -upon ir the subject of the present, ...

... ITALIAN POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT, We are glad to express the cordial satisfac- tion with which, in common with all the friends of Italian freedom, we regard Lord John Russell' statement of the views and aintentions of the Government. The policy 8announced by him on Thursday night is emarked at once by a prudent abstinence from rneeless interference in matters not requiring ,, action on our ...

... (Supplementaes' to Telegraphic Srumasry.) HOUSE OF LORDS-FItWAy. T7R1 LITURGY. Lord EVURY, pursuant to notice, presented a pe- tition frotm certain clergy ofthe Established Church, praying the' Rouse to address the Queen fora Royal Commission to revise the Liturgy. He had' printed his petition, and be believed that a' copy, had been put in the hands of every member of their lord- ships' House. ...