... THIE GREAT EASTERN. I nw Yuoni, Jt i 7.-Thee Great Eastern still lies alin dol ?? the wbhart il Iludlsonl River, open to visitors, though it must be confessed that the Amiericans don't show any veiyoverwhelminig annount of anxiety to go on bul)id. Durilg the last two days the weather has changed from almost tropical heat to cold winds and heavy rain, andl of course, on these days very few in- ...

... IID\ o.-1 - - -- ?? vlrn \ (1nO:Im OUR CORRESPONDENT.) BIELISrAS, JUr.Y 13TI-The show yard was opt'se to-day at nine o'clock a. mi. The charge for adalis'iau was one shilling tsp till two o'clock p. in1. wlhentile public were admitted at sixpence each. In theearly part of the day the weather was remarkable line, but about twoa o'clock change took place, and in a shot timae after the rain began ...

... s 04Z - trumalls 4011maL | MDUBLIN: IONDAY, JULY 2, 18GO. I -- U L MIn.. ST. GEORGE would gladly revoke his peremptory refusal to grant a site for a Catholic chapel, if he could only anticipate the strong condemnatory expression of the House of Commons on his very illiberal conduct. Mr. MIMAnox solicited the attention of the House to the circumstances of this singular case. The Rev. Mr. CO ...

... I THE NEW INIAIT. STEAMEIR LEINSTER. This magnificent vessel arrived in Kingstown harbour on Saturday morning at half past nine, after having ran a distance of over four hundred miles in little more than twenty-four hours, including slowing and' stopping. The Leinster has attained the maximum speed ever arrived at by paddle or screw steamer-namely, twenty- cne and a half miles within an ...

... D 94e flauxad sounTudf. DUBLIN: BIONDAY, JULY 30, 1860. Tin, Emperor NAioLioN does not stand on diplomatic formulas, which may take months before they ripen into action. Business first, and forms after, is his mode of doing the thing. This may be inconvenient to the old see-saw folk, who must refer to thc codle diplomaticus or book of entries to ascertain the outline of the necessary protocols ...

... A G E N T -S. &berdeen..A & R. Mltle Glsgow W. Love, St Do. & J. Smith , EnoclhsSqa're .Do. ,D. Wyllie&:Son Heddingtoa..Thos. Cowan A~o aJ. Lothian Do. G. Smiles Do., ?? .S Morrison Hawlek.;.. Black Do. J. Wingate De. J. Dalgleish AustrtherL. RusseU. Innerleithen..Robert Smail Arbroeth r.James Lindsay Invorkeithing.-Wss Campbell ?? a.J Malctaggait Jedburgh.A &W;Easter ,Auchterrder~Hr ...

... A BxNCE OPI OFN 1T PRTO 1 EG'I- .g§E DEBATE.- ?? ; i L - And Thie Ai de ea.Religion; the recognised oirgan ?? in tb1~newfspaper press of the' Liberal Catholic 2 PartY in France, contains an admirable lettera A fr,,ou ?? correspondent, under date the hifh, giving aigraphic eaccount of the debates in, ie Coininoni on the Friday and Thursday p-e- -ioli., The writer was evidently an eye-witness ...

... W e (,irmp engd ,a~hy ¢Gaeglte understand thlat t'dO ?? new regimentsato the Dine to be Hdded to tbe~ army, ir. conseqnence oS ilie extinetibn of tlhe loeal ttnropleao;forco In indlia, will tea nine altogetl~er. of whiolh tharee will be cavalry sold siix infantry. }n tiresa regtiments 1sromotionl wili nor be regulated by the pur- chase rsystem in operation in the rest of the Line.: It will, he ...

... ;PsAADEi OF TIIE LI~dTH VOLUNsTEsE RWIFLES lC ANlD AETILLreEY.-Last night the Leith Volun- teer Rifles and Artillery had parade in the bat-. rack~'yard at Leith Fort. 'The latter, snder thef command of Captain Fell, were first on the-s .ground. The two companies'did not exceed . sixty in nu~mber.: Fonr compenfiee oE the Rifles,1 nuder Captain M~arjoribanks, first mnustered o n; the Linhs, end ...

... TELEGRAP!IC Rwa Q ?? , . I ! (TReuSsLATED ERon THE S1ECOLE , Tqm IPA'Xii, JULt 10.) The wind is on the side of reforms. We are- -ieforming Our :Excise system-;. so --is Belgiam;-~ Swivzerland studies:new systems of-impostb; Italg, reforms her old governmentsasud politely' kicks- down stairs those who perpetuate abuses. ?? then, after having reformed our Custors,daties,. should we not undettke ...

... ., It is stated from Sicily that there has been very severe fighting at Malazzc, and a rumour is prevalent that Garibaldi has been wounded in the foot. The meeting of the Austrian Emperor with -the Prince Regent of Prussia at Toplitz is a subject of great interest to students of foreign politics. A result bearing upon the fortunes of Germany is earnestly looked for. The falling off'inonur ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, July 2. EDUCATION IN INDIA. Lord Shaftesbury, Lord Ellenborough, Lord Harris, and Lord Derby entreated the Duke of Marlborough to postpone the motion of which he had given notice, in regard to the exclusion by authority of the, word of God from the course of education afforded by the govern. ment colleges and schools in India,--The Duke of MARL- BOROUGH declined to ...