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... THE FEBTE AT FLOPENCNE | (moN A Co09Mr NT.) IFORENCE, MAY 18. It is impossible to imagine a festival more con- t genial to the feelings of a whole unized people than ,that which has just taken place in honour of Dante, the national poet of Italy, par ?? man C who represented better tban anl others, before or duice his time, the ideas, the feelings, the prin- ciples of the Italians in their ...

... i PRICAME SC A a I~t - - I (no on, )Mlcr o b r N R W YORK, MAWR 25. I find- the following paragraph ii recent aircu. e ar of Messrs. Nell Brothers and Co., a houns wkqwe. comments on the state of affairs il -this I country since the outbreak of the war have exer- ised a good deal ef infuence on the opinions in ,ttX manufactuing districts, owing both to their eandour and sagacity. It i right to ...

... I` ~ P L!~WA I THE LIBERAL BANQUXT AT COLOGNEL nD V 7ernigOLOGNE% JUrII 23. ~n R$Jestanja: eve g Ad until late in the hover the ine were occupied by tho other side cf th river, and intuir amabilaw Cologne and Douts was thus cut me The steain_ s, engaged by the banquet cor. iittee to convey the invited guests were ocxupied by onee who wera ordered noi to permit their departeje .nderthese ...

... x DE ESTRADA. A MONSIEUR LE REDACTRUB XN CHEF DU DAILY NEWS, DE LOYDRES. Mo|isxnUa,-On me communique uu extrait da Daily News, 16 Decembre, 1865, cd sd trouvo l paseag andvant:- Mr. Hidalgo, the Mexican envoy, whose Cong2 was an. nounced, baa only juat had the farewell audience of the Emperor. I must have mentioned before that his first secretary of legation, Mr. Fernando Gutierrez de Estrada, ...

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... ftr Court. 3BALUOEAL, JuTnE 25. | The Queen, Princess Helena, and Princess Lrribe, with the Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting, attusedll Divine service in the parish church of Crathie yt stc lay ilorling. Thu 1,kv. M1r. Middleton, of Ballater, officiated. Tlhe Queen leaves the Castlc this miorning for Windsor ('Cstle, aeconpanicld by the royal famnily, anld attended by the Lidlies anti Gentlemen ...

... NOTTLVGHA.1I ELECTIOr( N COMLMITTFL. If Tire commnittee appoinited to try the merits of the pett. 5Y tion against the return for Nottingham met ager1irs yes- terday ; Mr. Adair in the chair. Mr. Mundell and Mr. Cave appeared on behalf of the petitioners ; Mri. Rodwell, Q.C., Mr. Price, QOC., and Mr. -Pope H-ennessy for Sir IR. Clifton; MrI. Fitzjanses Stephera for Mri. Mrorley. - William Dring ...

... PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S VETO OF THE I CIVIL RIGHTS BILL. The Boston papers of the 28th received by the of American mail contain the full text of the message in in which President Johnson vetoed on the previous I c day the Civil RightsBill. It is as follows in TO THE SENATE OF THE JNrTED STATES. 0 O] I regret that the bill which has passed both Houses of Congress, entitled An act to protect all ...

... (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) AUSTRIA. VIENNA, SEPT. 6. Major-General voi Moring has left for Venice to carry out the transfer of Venetia to General Leboeuf. The Awstrian Gazette says that the negotiations for the solution of the Austrian constitutional question have hitherto been conducted in reference to material changes only. The question of the persons to be entrusted by the Emperor with carrying ...