... . . 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. ...

... I THE DEFENCE OF THE REV. J. BONWELL This extraordinary case was resumed in the Court of Arches, on Friday, before Dr. Lushington, Dean of Arches, 'when, as we briefly stated in our second edition of last week, I the whole of the extraordinary evidence which has already I been laid before the public was again adduced. Mr. Bonwell cross-examined the witnesses, particularly Miss Yorath's brother ...

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... ?? ..i *- ?? ..l. A U~lD OCu. syst, HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, Jely 16. benv AFFAIRS IN ITALY. jc A long discussion took place on the well-ventilated question Let of thle ceefion of Savoy and Nice to France. Liv Lord CLAN'RICA RDE, in moving for a piper bearing Upon Bivl this subject, took the opportutlity of denouncing tile policy of oft the Emperor of the French. and of urging the Government ...

... a. I . at . . . .v -s . . . The Lord Mayor gave a banquet to Her Majesty's , ministers, at the Mansion House, on Wednesday evening. B In responding to the toast of the evening, Lord Palmer- i ston, in allusion to a remark by the Lord Mayor with reference to the late hours kept in the House of Commons, . huimourously observed, that there was one course of life e which would be still more ...

... (FROM ouR owN CORRESPODENT.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY. THE wonderful placability of John Bull's tempera- ment, under all sorts of circumstances anl in all imia- ginable social phases, is abundantly illustrated at this moment. One day we are assured that the whole of the Continent is about to explode by the torch of the revolutionist, anon we are reminded or the perishing nature of thrones and ...

... NEW IIS-LE 7'7 ER OMFFCE, EBY AfA(I-,;fedrtit ?? [BY MAnXIe.riC IIIflAI. THE MASSACRE IN S9YRI, AND TllE GREA'T POW\ERS. Pillis, July 22. The .l1oniterii ortt-day ?? tle Pjronnsals inldtby Fm ncc, with tile ol ect of arresting tile effilsion of blood in Syria, and of protceting the Christian in- hali tantts, have been ?? by thc greet PoWni. s. Englaind is ready to co-operiate Withi vessels, ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LONDON, SATURDA.oY THE multiplicity of projects which, notwithstanding the partial raid to which the measures of the Govern. ment have been exposed, still awaitthe consideration of Parliament is so great that the earliest day yet namied for the prorogation is Saturday, the 18th of August. The Bankrutiptey and Insolvency 13ill, the London Corporation Reform Bill, ...

... EDINBURCG;BRIFLE VOLU1T0EXlREGI?,tXNT.- t Both battalions of thi3 regiment piarnded in the f Qaeen's Park' last 'night, and' exeeuted the :f -evolutions whicb they, will, have to perform in.x presence of her Majesty on the 7th proxinno. i The officers on horseback were-,Majoi David-, son, commanding, Adjatants.Pege8 and Boyle, and' Captains Gordon ?? George Eome. Tlim VOI.lN~tEER ERi&*Ews ...

... THE ROYAL REVIEW AND TaE RAILW AY ICOMIPANIES. To the Editor of the Glasgow Herald. Sm,-Whether the railway companies conjointly are de- siring to prevent a good turn-out of our Glasgow Volunteers on 7th proximo I know not, but in postponing any final arrangement about the railway fare which they mean to charge, they certainly do what they can to that effect. However, leaving that alone just ...

... wi ~ i&NOjTH!SEMH!NT OF1 TEMUPB j) SS i. - 11 -t 'tars Re e le w.:) AmdIuc interesti g inifurmation li~cited by t he 'ConnMittee of thle HEous of Lrds w dilrl mpothite at Lor Greys instance, - WQ- 'havd found ohn which interests us more than it- couple of returns sub- mitted by Mr. W. A. James, a very active election- eering agent One 6f them gives the proportion' between electors-and ...

... THE LURGAN A.FAI'I. (From the Sdturdti'RetfeW. - J ' The Maronites and Drtisesof theast hvetiet eir parallels in -religious 'ferocity among tht -Maronites and Druses of the West. Blood has'agait been slhed in the quarrel betweenithe Oathdlics and Protestants of Ireland. On which party.-the blame of the first act of violence restait is difficulttosaytlitheinzestigintion.of the afair by the ...