... LATEST INTELIGENCE PI (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (lReiters Teleqramn.) liague, Friday, Arigust 17th. The project of law respecting the railway has been adopted by the FirstChamber,bby thirty-foaragainst live votes. Paris, Friday, August 17th. The Palric of this evening, contains the following despatch, dated Naples, titl:- Tranquillity prevails in tbe city. Garibaldi is still reconnoitring the ...

... [ I TRTE EDUOATION QuMETONA- A srrbjoinecl we ?? frull RAr special repoto t bservations of tholit Irish n~embe il h osespeec'e l f the educatiort question in the ous of Cei~n Thursrady night were merely summriasried lei the Iend S. XrBrady, hir followed Mr. 0lpcrrall, didriet thisik Y, Attorney-General had grappled ?? one of the argismests soe his iron, 4rierrdlthe member for DeoitnrVan ...

... I - I ORANJ1,R DISPLAYS IN IRELAND. _ _ on the ?? to go into committee on the party embigins bill, on Fridas,- night, in the House of Commons, Mr. HODAessy. rme to mnore that the house go Into corn. osittec LiA this billen thastiay three months. He insisted that iithe pmf Atut hWY was quite sufficient to put down any of the,~ e ebj~c Ai~mble proceedinigs against which the bill was dimlre~bs is ...

... THlE GUNBOATS. The Ailly and N(( Og Gozeute says thlat it is enablod to f anticipate the report of tie committee appointed to in- quire into the state of the gunboats built during the Jnlssian %var :-In order to enalile the members of the committee to make a thorough ?? of the qua- c lity of the wood employed by Messrs. Green, Pitcher, c and the other buildess of these vessels, the authorities ...

... I ?? ~ ~. -- an Leuruary last the House of Commons appointed a select committee to inquire into the mode of ex inuia- ing and nominating candidates for junior appointtnene in the civil service of the crown. The object of the in- quiry was to ascertain vwhetler greater facility may not be afforded for the admission of proper qualified per- sons. The committee included Sir S. Nortiseote Mr. ...

... I (YIIOM OUll COItRnsIut Ox9oEar.) LOSDON, WLIDNEOID),Y EkEVNINr-T'hs conIsideratioII of the estimates for education in Ireland are fixed for tb-morrow cvening. Mr. Vincent Scully bas given notice thlat he will, oil goilg in to committee of supply, subimiit, the following resolution :-Tiat, ia the opiaioni of this house, all funds provideld by parliament for public education in Irceland ...

... CORK AND KINISALE RAILWAY. The half-yearly ordinary meeting of this comill y was held on Wednesday at the oflices, 17, Gracecstlmrh- street. Lord K;aSe.AcI (tile chafrrnaa of the boarI of directors) was in the chair. Mlr. fl. IV. Woods, the secretary (after the usual pre- liminaries) read the following report:- Yoer directors have thc pleasure to report that four miles of your Iile, ...

... II TO TiMlE Eiltroit OF TIlE Ftl:EMAIO. 54, Lower Dominick-street, 18th Auoust Sin-In reference to the report which appearw i your paper of this (lay of the discussion in the corport tion upon tile subject of the city asoosoorship, I 5iiall f ' obliged by your publishing the subjoined letter tra5s nitted by use to Mr. Farquhar (thie Town Clerk) in te ply to his forwardling for my inforniation ...

... THlE BRITISH EXPEDITION .TO CHINA. ?? o 0 L - I Letters froml Hong Kong, June 22, report the pre- parations for the eipiedutiiio5 The T6ned' correspondent spvsws favoiumbly 'Af the .health. of the #a00ps :-The 'Ii a~rmies lrhavo sseonlbkd Sa the northw.-the.Engllsh at Talien-hwiaul the FYrench at Chefou, both in the Gulf of l'echble, and about 100 .miles from the miouth of -ithe Peiho. A force ...

... DUBLIN aRICK AND STONLAYERS'. -, ' IMSTiTUTiL -, ?? ?? ?? oteln . This institute was forneally isioiuuralta yesterOy- f I The proceedings'tebk 'place in the Hall halons4g't9 theI institute, 49,' e~uffe-street, foenerly- the i.OuffitSeet Savilzg', Uenk.; IeTere was, a, large and respeqcable attendance of mombers.of the trade and oth era,, I. .mong ?? 0ieLAey Vire Pre ildent-' Join FirrelT, ...

... | HiAPRVEST PROSPECTS. I ?? . . . ?? ?? I.-. Thie harvest of 1860 id rapidly approaching, and, in- deed, in a feiv highly favoured localities, has already begun. Alanyanxious inquirers are looking over their crops with a view to arrive, if possible, at satisfactory conclusions with reference to that all-important subject to the faruer-the harvest prospects for the seasou. So far as the wheat ...

... I The Paris correspondent of the ?? turnisues rlle antexed rcflcetions on thle present threatening aspect of ccntincntal entang~lelments :-lt seems very generally believed that a note, mernmo'ladurn, or circular (the ex- cet forirl of tile document is not positively known) is reiared, and will shortly be made public, in which. Artini declares that, as Garibaldi openly avows the of Venetia to ...