... - rVLUNTEER MOVEDENTS. We (Sheffled IndepnjoClt) understand it has ban arranged to reniew the wiiple of the volunteer rigS corps in Derbyshire. in 2hatgworth Pask, either at the conclusion of the present moi:th or at the bein ning of October. At the inspection of the London riie brigsde on Saturday, Colonel M'Murdo statedthatfo- steadines they surpassed anything he had seen in any cOrP? but ...

... I CORRES THE BROUGH MEMORIAL D ;oiAVAGB CLUB. IHE To THE 9MT9tOR5 Op 11 LIVURtFPODL Bzz^yI Ienbli ?? ilnsthe intural cu ?? t ?? pooi cublic to behold the e ii3t ltte;iteere who e to tai e >tsb in the performance on Trlesdao Next, t 's toy lots on t ?? the bnX plan oiten to au onmer on t ?? anorang, and to tehitany private ora P places. Tenabero tlibeteoffsa. h e. .e t to open thie plat before ...

... 'FTTNG A NGULA TARGETS.I *K The eperimental practice fromli- tk e. boatmvnon Joness ?? taget?,. representing his systom o ?? shlps' siidcs plated vidt iron or e, Io snseaw& at? P thon Saturday, ,under the ?? Captain IL - Hew, !lstt, ?? commAndfing: 1cr Majesty's ship rExtcelleut, the gunhlery 'ship at the po r. No Pergon wau allowed to, ?? the praotioe unle t LadPOS5545jon, of an A .l iralby ...

... ?? ~ ?? em ; UI MAET'iVlI~T~i (Fsm the ' u - ; ^ a - ?? r C bur sept*.26, Lc dd. ; ;Sir,-Her ?? the Queen,: LePrince 'O6onii, and the Princesn Alibe, embarked-at; 'Grawesend,'fi; the ?? Alberhj'4r. Sa-trday; there 26n msv tu 'PhaLfps t- ve p.m., and aived her~a ffo-p~n. eat.eiday~. lis' Majest the . ltin art five gift I . M tI A ben t ah e oiibeard the ro a.jacht at Ahtwe 6ro hf pD seven ...

... .v I CORRESPOYDENCE AULTERATION OFpppr 8 oTHE 5iL)T~flS Op- TUR L1vHlZPOOL jtCUV D n i ~ ' , -It being currentlyr p ~ htw are anmong.,t the eap~hibar fined on Saturi e , o selling adui terated pepper. we beg to s~t.ato that gt~ a is not thomc,.e. Wenhalveinvariatly 5fouod tiero MewO~5 and e n ?? their beling r. 41, IL'm'trei t, OPPosite El~ ?? 2f ao~tt5ld-road, 131: 8 otland-road, asid a ?? ...

... : [B ELEC0TRIC AND MAGNETIC TELEGRIAr~H$] Win. HQVSE OF LORD& . Daniel Thir tUESDAY, JULY Si. Robied Terlordsblps snet at five o'clock. John I5 MISOELLANEOUn henryA The followig bilw~palred throt(l 46iMrnt,e - ltloaai The Militia 'W.i ta Metropolitan Police Force wlla (Dooltyarda) bill, the Hteritable Oequsrltss &c. Sco. E21 land) Bill, the Tusnpike Acta Von ?? Perol, ortie egt aqd Measures ...

... SECOND _EDITION.: - - - 7 ?? _ _l - - - - - - ?? 'AND MAGX=O'WT:MWliOb3 n The steamer Balsette, wii te English mall fir W Australia of May, left Aden oni the 2nd instant. T The Times contains letters from its correspondent r at Palermo to the 11th instant giving details of the Ig proosedinga since Wa last comunleatioui At the evee yesterday Colonel Lookyer Fieetun w&3knightod. He has seen much ...

... SALUS FOPUL I UI 8R Il. I , | DOMESTIC). Cro In the House of Lords, last evening, there trl was another resuiltlesa coniversation about.St. fe 0~rge's~rn~t5~5~ The Govrnment will sen continue to protect the service by a strong yea dy of police, which is all that is in its power Und to do. acc In the House of Commons, last evening, i it was stated, in reply to questions, that nety Govarnmifeut ...

... ]PBTEDENT' AND Pal VILEle. | ?? or . . .. . 'We have every confidonce in. the zaal, diligence, Acumen, and ParliameutaUy erudi- tioin of the honourable gentlemen appointed to search for procedents,beaing on the ?? hioh the Lords have se unfortu- .nh0yraised betweena the: two houses; but 'we ,shaE I'b6greatlj Burprised if their inve.ti- ga i0n1,resilt in any material addition to our, ...

... , ?? - - - THE lUASSAMERE OF CHRISTIANS i AT SIDON. BHM try, JUNE.P9. Is My last letter Was dated the th instant, st° Mill to reach you by the direct boat vid AlekaahdIhs This I steamer goes round by S ?? Lns, d will take E longer to reach England, waerewith I encloseyou a, letters from residents In Sidon, giving accounts of the ot horrible masaute by Moslems of refugee Christiana h from ...

... . . m . I A1 I I T'he select committee on military organisation mado a very full report on Saturda?,, In which they examine all the ?? dimadvutages of the present tiobl% of managlng the army. The following con- cluding passage contains a summary of 22 pages of disautsion on that difficult and important 'ubje lot i- The last and the greht quelohti stil1 remains to be considered how is the army. ...

... COUNCILS OF 'ONQCILIATION. | A ?? to eastblish equitable pouvoils of ol conciliation to ~aAdust ldiffeences bet*een]'ci masters and opertiives has just boen brought it ir;to Parliament. The bill commences by 'd stating that it is' expedient, the better to facilitate the :settlement of disputes between I mait6ra and workmen, that they ahould be 8 enabled to form equitable couneils of conoilia- ...