... THIS DAY'S NEWS. [BY MAGNET1'IC TELEGRSAPH.] AVEWWS-LET7WR OFTiCAE, Mondcq1. One o'cloek, p.mI. FRANCE, Paris, Monday. The ?? of to-day contains tile following:_ The Emperor left this day for the camp at Chalous rrhere his Majesty will stay several days. The Minister of the Interior (the Dulke of Pitera) is appointed officer of the Legion ofl Honour, ENTRY OF TIHE KING OF SARDINIA INTO MILAN. ...

... TIlE dLERGdYMAN AND T[IE SOLDIER- :CHARITY AND THEFT.. AT tile Croydon Assizes; on Thursday, before Mr,. Justice Blackbuirne, RTcharid Cole, a private soldier was chargod witli stealing a watch from the Rev. William Stuart. Mr. Knapp prosecuted The prisoner was defended by Mr. Worsley. The Rev. Mr. Stuart the prosecutor, deposed that he was in King Street Gluilford, on the night of the 2nd of ...

... [B Y M A G N E T I C T E L E G n A P ?? HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. EAST INDIA LOAN BILL. The Deke of ARGYLE moved the dommittal of this Bill. He entered at length into the deficit in the Indian revenue, and the transactions of the various loans. He denied that the flnances of India were in a state of chronic deficit. They had been to a satis- factory condition before the mutiny, and he trusted ...

... Tma following, in addition to what appeared in yes- terday's M'ews-Letler, took place at the meeting of the Guardians on Tuesday:- THE CHAPLAIN'S SALARIES. The CLERKr read a communication fiom the Poor- law Commissioners upon this subject in reply to cer- tain resolutions of the Industrial Committee, as read at last meeting of the Guardians. Tile Commis- sioners informed the Board that they ...

... .A .REY AT THE ALHAMBRA. TnE Tamer on Saturday last was in great strongthi, and did his spiriting most gently on three four-footed subjeeLs. First came renowned Cruiser, whom the original devil had broken out of or into again theseh last few. weeks, causing him to commit the hip-. pogriphical atrocity of 'half eating the head of his groom nof. Rarey wvaxed wrath at the mountain that had been ...

... S ARD N IA. (FROM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF DAILY NEWS.) GARIBALDI'S HEAD-QUARTDRs, LOvSREX, AuG. 3.- In ordertthat you may be en your guard -against the usual exaggerations of the reactionary Press of Eu- rope, I hasten to inform you that two foolish revolu- tionary attempts have been on the point of breaking out in Tuscany. Although they were both intended to do much mischief to the national ...

... AGRJICULTURE. FACTS FOR FARMERS. SOWING OLD WilHEAT.- A Sftbscfrber,' Ennils- killeh, asks- Will last year's wheat do as well for soivihg in September as this year's ?? year's wvheat'will do; but it is not so good, nor will it vegetate so qsuickly, s this year's BARLnEY MEAL FOR FEEFDING PIGS. 'A Ybrrng Farmer writes- ?? Will barley meal alone, mnixed with water, fatten, grow, and keep in ...

... PRESENTATION OF COLOURS TO THE lorr REGIMENT. Taim ceremony of presenting colours to the Second Battalion of the 10th Regiment took place on Thurs- day at the Curragh, in thepresonce of a large and fashionable. asscmblage Tile Commander-in-Chief, Lord Seaton%, Genral Lord Gough, the Marquis of Hlefdfort, Viscount Massereno and Ferrard, Colonel of the. Royal Antrim Militia Artillery, and ...

... m E.X I C O. ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MEXICO. THE British and North Aitrican Royal mail steamer Canada, Captain Lalig, arrived in the Uefsey on Saturday afternoon, from Boston and Halifax, with dates from Newv York to the 26th, Boston to the 27th ultimno, and Halifax to the 29th. Wo have also tele- graphic accoonts from New York via Halifax to the 28th ultimo. The Canada ...

... R A I ! W AI -E I Mi E, ?? E L 1 . TRAINBS Will leave for the undermentioned places from and to Belfast, on week days, at tihe fllowins hours: . ' Fro~mBelfeit. .: 'Po Belfast O, D.80 ar r: 2j 620 pm Atrim 7. 8,:10 27 am:2 i8 8 49pin. E Lm; 12n; 30 pm; Anna~glmore5 7 r m ffj 4' 8pm 716 pm. 7 40 pm .: 7, 8 am;, 12 ii, 4 80, Armaghs. 7 2p, O 3D. am, 12 n. 7 15pmin 400pm' O, 9 S0 am; 2, 8 20pm p ...

... LATEST- NEW-S. - NEWffS-LETTER 7 OFFc'IE, T- uaeday foMrning. [BY MAGNETIC .TELEGRAPH.] THE ARRANGEMENT AT VILLA-FRANCA. Thle Times' correspondent states that the Emperor Napoleon showed Francis Joseph at Villa-Franca the project in seven points, giving him to understand that thle neutrals were not adverse to it. Re at once brought forward the following points.-lst., Cession of Lom- bardy; 2nd ...

... THE M'ILITIA. i TuH ROYAL TynoNa MILItVA ARTILLERY termi- i nated its training at Moy on the 4th instant. There w was only one man absent of all those that were en- rolled since July training last year. Twenty-four non-commissioned officers, including the staff ser- t geants of the Armagh Artillery, dined together at the I hotel, at the expense of the officcrs, on Wednesday - last, and were ...