... DrSGRACEFUL RIOT IN BELPAST. On Friday night, about 8 o'clock, lge niobs of people collectd in High-street and Castle-plane, as On the prev'ous evening, apparently for te purpose o firg Off squibs, crackers, and otherdescriptions of fireworks in honour of the Lord Lieatenaut'a visit to Belfast, aa at the present season there could be no other cause of inducement for so many people to ...

... I. - . - - I MIDDlESEM i The long protrated revision of the lists for the I parishes in the county of Middlesex wee brought to a closo yesterday, when there wasuan adjourned sitting at Brent- j ford, before Dfr. flaine and Mir. lleale3. As during the whole of the revision, Mr. W. Albert Jamaes, ofParliament-street, appeared for the Reformn Regis.| tration Assoceatiou; M~r. T. Alley Jones, of ...

... ISjRAPlIC INTEGENCE. I ITALY. ROME, JULY 2. affray luns taken place between the population the pontifical gendarmes. One of the latter killed and an0other wounded. French gendarme and several other persons alsosone areo wounded. TURIN, JULY 3. The G'adtta di Ton-ino of to-day says :- It is erted that the French have evacuated Civita hia, and were also about to evacuate Viterbo. PARIS, Jim! 3 ...

... o7jfu-a ELECT! oYrSHE DECLARATION I This election last been conducted throughout Ihas- with a great deal of spirit. Bohcomtee worked well; and l~obogh it was seen from the first hour that Mr. Mortison'. mea ,The pollng. co Ane at eight o'clock very vigorously. fat Thiae thatliner the en~trances, to anl the polliog booths had thon tae oseso of by voters, the mjazity of whom sere evidently the ...

... R-RANCE . , , i i I (oN: out oWN cosmQ if.) . . . fTb. following appsrd ila our Evoubg Editon of Yesterday]: PARIS, WIRWMAy RPG. 8 q1 The black min has beh round tothejournals - to say that the government will uot allow any' Ju further discussion on the subject of coustitutionali co reform. Of course it will continue to be ofttiilly 1 affirmed, as heretofore,, that the censure does. h, ...

... THE APPOINTMENT OF A COMMITTEE OF: TUBKISH BONDHOLDERS: THE POIINOF THE LOAN OF 18W8. (From the Money Moarket Review.) .In our last impression we briefly recorded a financial event of no small interest-the appointment of a committee of Turkish bondholders of 185. We maybe iexcused for watching the proceedings of this body with peculiar interest, because we have reason to believe that, in ...

... .^T SgRIB1 F T-E TRENT. j 1 .i1- - . ~'Hsie trcoa OF UP DaIle NEWS. Sza,-U io qalled outrage o the Trent appearstobo~nact of a very different character if care- fully examined aleciding to the principles of inter- national law. There can be no question that the United States are entitled to treat the Confederates as rebels aa between themselves, and as belligerents in regard to other nations ...

... I SOUTHAMPTON, JuLy 29. The Royal Mail Company's steamer Tasmanian, Captain Weller, with the above mails, has arrived. She brings 156 passengers, including Admiril Malialeqiui, ae. companied by 10 other officers of the Peruvian nayv, and Paymaster Gordon, of her Majesty's ship Spitfire. The Tasmanian brings on freight specie value 1,227,973 dollars; jewellery, 3,9001. platina, 1401. ; diamonds ...

... Irbe 'Dail tl_ P fAYMARKET. THIS Ivmnmo, BACOiUS AND ARIADN1.-nY LORD AND MY LADY. Mr. and Mra. C. Hathews.-OF AGE TO. MORROW. Mr. W. Farren and Miis M. Olivc.-Alid TUBN- lIG TUE TABLES. Mr. Compton.-Cor Dmiceat 7. PRINCERSSS. Trtra EvEn-Na, A HOMESTEAD STORY.-And HAMtLET. mors Fer eler, Ryder, Shore, Herman Vezin, Meadowe and Potter; Mdimes Elaworthy and Carlotta leclereq. ADBLPHL Tais ...

... GBRAT WRSTERN RAILAIVAY The half-yearly general meeting of the abare- holders ins this company war held at the Paiddingtorc Station Thereprt nd esonts whch aveiready easpeere The ~tesiu inthe arler prtin of the r-eport, aillusion was wade to the redueed dvidend which the, board unfortunately felt it to he their duty to be obliged to re- commnsid, and it was hut niaturail that the proprietors ...

... MElRTIMG OF sUREY fMAGISTRATES. ; .: ,g, : ' ?? ' ' . ' ' ' . , ?? I . Kngioi!PonTM es,, aund as thy wa2 sm0vr m pbli blasinaes to, be brougtfradtee-a nd Wsip= of nigistrates, 'Major Peurhyn# 0h on of u cliitniii who had beeii un ini6sly N Wete at a rivate meeting oF he maglstratu vi4 t. tl eeourt , Y. IL. B .aaoe Baq.; aptay q; ..0win I TeClatairin hbual .P e aas o tt, graaq;W j tre, t,ah ...

... I TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGE~e - ?? FRANCE. PARIS, Ocr I1, The Moniteur, in its bulletin of to-day, maea the following announcement: s The controversy now being carried on betee several journals might have the effect of le,% the public to form wrong ideas respecting the policy of the Emperor in regard to certain Clng, to be effected in the internal constitution of the empire. The contents of ...