... I AFTERNOON EDITIONS HDMNsD OFFrcW, Mo,:daik 2 P.M. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPT. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, The Post's Paris correspondent writes that great surprtse is expressed at the non-publication of the Emperor's letters in the Moniteur. The protocols were signed at four on Saturday, The expedition to Syria is expected to sail on Tuesday. Paris, Sunday. The Daily Tetegraph ?? alone sends aher .600 ...

... _ r1l Douglas ?? July 2;5, The tug steamer Flying Childers, towing the ship 'illiam. Kidson, M'Gregor, from Liverpool for Troon (where the ship is to take coals for China), put into Ramsey on Friday night, being short of coals for the passage. The tug having re, ceived a supply of coals, was preparing for sea, when it Vi? discovered that both captain and crew had also taken in a good supply of ...

... uAiAn&bLiJJL'nUZ i1r inn Lnrncq. - The Post's correspondent at Messina writes, under date of July 30:- b The fortifications commanding the straits are proceed- n ing with great alacrity at the Forti del Faro, and Garibaldi is is out every day inspecting their progress. Speculation has If been extremely rife among the volunteers about the rumours E now circulating, to the effect that ...

... The thirty-ninth annual meeting of the subscribers to this institution was held yesterday, in the School Hall of the; institution-the Lord Provost presiding. There was a large number of ladies and gentlemen present, among whom we' ?? Andrew Orr, Rev, Dr. Loriner, Rev. -Dr. M'Teggazt, liev. Dr. 'Robson, Rev. Mr. Parker, Rev. Mr.~ M'Ewen, Mr. David Smith, Mr. S. M. Penney, ho. The meeting having ...

... --a- a f7 IALUUsXr ?? b uUlhrx. Yesterday was the dayallotted for the exhibition at this so- ciety's show'of cattle, horses, sheep, swine, poultry, and dairy produce. The number of visitors was very large, and the -entries of cattle were much the same as last year, the n=- aer (f hs roes being greater, but of Ayrshire cattle smaller. Daring the morning and forenoon the weather kept waell up, ...

... OPENING OF THE GYMINASIUM ON THE GREEN- ?? - - I a __1 The formal opening of the Gymnasium, which has been erected on the Green, and presented to the Town Council asld citizens of Glasgow by Mr. David Gibson Fleming, of Mdanchester, took place yesterday, in presence of the Lord Provost, Eailies Germnill, Cooper, and Wilson; Councillors doir, Govar, Martin, and Harvey; Dr. Strang, and an im- ...

... 1F ~KAIN UP, AX 3&2. ' Iln L±,L 13U. A new collection of despatches relating to the cession of Savoy to France, and the effect of that territorial arrange. raent on the position of Switzerland, was published yester- day. The blue book in which they are contained is the his. tory of the diplomatic proceedings in reference to this event lrom March 12 to June 25, It will be remembered that he ...

... THE EARTHQUAKES AT LINIA. (From the Times' Correspondence.) Liea, Ap-il v I am now going to give you an account of vha5 has. pened here on Sunday the 22d inst. (Aprim). I wa3 t' day at Chorrillos, which, as I have beforestatel- i-a ba-k ,- place on the sea coast about nine miles from h v hen al 2 r.M., the severest shock of earthquake waI nel tba e 1 r been exptrienced here viithin the ...

... LIVPERPOOL NEWS. IR-At' -bu -t ra w - I (From our own Correspondent.) Weddesday, May 30. TRoors POn CniNA.-The White Star clipper, belonging to Mlessrs. H. T. Wilson & Chambers' White Star Line or Australian packets, has been. taken up by Gaveramnent, to proceed with troops for China. This fine vessel, which has just returned from Canterbury, New Zealand, is to be got ready immediately, and ...

... THE SPY SYSTE-Di IN HAMILTON. - , - I.-rlo o- ? 7tr-~ C--Wifz to 'Y7 -;7f- mac tI:2 5;tcoevotre gsaid TOWn C'orscU of 7Hafjfoan. We are recuested by a gentlemia in Hamilton to insert the following:- Gentlemen,-This letter is specially addressed to you in your official capacity, a. servants of the public, to whom you are indebted for the tionourable position it has pleased them to elevate you, ...

... LATEST FrOM AYIERICA. , . ZARIVAL OF' 2ns NAGARLA. (From our own Oorrsspondeat.- Liverpool, Monday, July % The British and North Americamn Royal t il steamaall DNiagara arrived in Liverpool this morniag, having be,, detained off the bar for abowa 'ive hours. !Te NLigsa, I which left Boston on the 27th, and H5lifax cn the 2irs: auk 4 besides the usual mails and a 'aluable cargo, hr*h as' 122 ...

... 1LA T 13- NEWI - N: - : d IHnD OFFIo, Thursday Morning. S BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. k. HOUSE: OF COMMONS-WED~S5PAY. Tbe SPEnA took the chair at twelve o'clook. I The Attorneys, Solicitors, Proctorisand Certificated Con- h veyancers' Bill passed through committee. a On the order of the day: for gbing into ecemittee on the s: Metropolis Local Management Bill, c - Mr. BRABDEY moved that the Rouse go ...