... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... REV. AIR. MORROW AND THE TEMPLE,. PATRICK PRESBYTERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LrTTFR, DEAR Sin-Many thanks for your prompt reply to my inquiry respecting Mr. Morrow's case, which ji just what I had sutpposed, and is pretty conclusive as to the anims1?s of the Templepatrick Preshytery at least. It likewise decides, ins my opinion, the value to be attached to Mr. Hall's no doubt well ...

... (4applementliJ to Telegraphic Sumnmary.) HOUSE OF L.ORDS-WIONDAY. TEiE TERMS OF PEACE. The Marquis of NORMANBY rose to ask the Go- verament as to the project of peace transmitted by them to the Austrian Government previous to the preliminaries of Villa ,-Franca, and to inquire whether there would be any objection to the production of any official commiunication from the Secretary ot State to ...

... AEIVS-LETTER OFFICE, Thursday Aforssing. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] T U S C A N Y. Turin, August 10. An official message, dated Florence, August 9, states that the elections were concluded with perfect order, and a large number of voters attended to give their suffiages. The electors belonged to all classes of the country. The assembly is convoked for Thurs- day next. The country is quiet, and ...

... SECOND _EDITION. THIS DAY'S NEWS. [I-i mA,G NETItC TELEGRAPHI.]. NVRWS-LETTER OFFICE, Titersday, One o'clock, p.m. INDIA AND CHINA. The mails from Calcutta to July 2, and from Hong- Kong, June 22, have arrived. The letters for the pro- vinces were despatched by the earliest train this morn- ing. The only intelligence of interest reported-by the Calcutta journals refers to the mutineers at ...

... : Tum great ship ii at length ready for sea&land about to s*l'e the all-impotdint problem of whether a ship of 22,000. tons burthe , and capable, as Lold Stanley forcibly said, of carrying a population, of 10,000 soluN, 'could be made to travel 'the oceiin at the rate of twenty miles an hoar, and to bring Calcutta within thirty days' sail -of London. -It is sonme nine or ten years.since Mr. ...

... J 0 It N B R I GE H T. (FROM TiHE TIMES.) [T will startle or amuse. those who watch the work- ings of our Constitution from afar to see what the aretenders to the most exalted purity are acenstomed So do in order to obtain a seat in our Honse of Com. Ioons. There is a sort of notion still favoired abroad PhatEnglish societyis; ?? described it, like our English beer-froth at the top, dregs at ...

... [aY MAGNETICe TELE GSAPHF.3 HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. Their lordships met for formal business. Seveial Bills were advanced a stage. POOR-LAW PAYMENT OP DEBTs BILL. Lord WODEROUSE, in moving the second reading of this Bill, said that its object was to provide against the recurrence of the difficalties which had occurred lately through the frauds and defalcations in the Union and the City of ...

... TiE influence of the jevival is ektendiig daily. The services in the different ?? of worship arc being continued, and prayer meetings opened in several private; houses. Open-air services are held every evening in different parts of the town.. The minis- ters of all denominations engage in the work; both in the houses of worship and in the open-air. The Rev. Theophilus Campbell, of Trinity ...