... - :: Osoxnim, July 30. The Queen, Prince Consort, and Princess Louise drove out yesterday. In attendance were the Countess of Desart, the Bon. Beatrice Byng, and: Lord A. Paget. Vice-Admiral Sir H. W. Bruce, Commander-in-Chief at POrtsmouth, and Major-General Lord William Paulet, Communanding the ;South-Western District, arrived yesterday, and had thle iononr of dining with her AMajesty. The ...

... T'Sli BriWNET'S STORY. n TH .o1-tn1to me by au tory was related to une by an old friend, ?? alxlotig ,and, y5 f*r 3S meory nie ry serves, I will an Irish baronet and,,q ar si Onwords.- give it to you in bis OWu ftsr my marriage it was my wont, about four after brealst, to etroll about my gardens eacdhfd mrninIperbsp, one o'clock, at which hour I re- and fields to enjoY Y wife's ociety, aud, ...

... THi6 MORNING CHRONICLE. fan LONDON: f;^or:2 TLIUCTSDAY, AUC&VST 1, 1561 as, .~ C~h In the HoUsE of CoMMONS yesterday, Car Mlr. OARDDWELL took the oaths and lhi3 seat oil pul his re-clection for Oxford. pul a lr DEE DES moved an addition to tke stalnding liar byr Colouel inalc an y ~.LCE ?? wauhrsultl- son orders, to the effet any compnly to raise money in aid of ?? .1 oompany, pipof shall be ...

... THE ITALIAN ASSOCIATION OF WATCH- IFULNESS. The Central Committee of the Italian Association of Watchfulness, of which Garibaldi is president, have published a declaration, in which they state that the dishonest steps which for some time psst have been taken to upset the committees of watch- fulness, compel them to break silence. The prin- cipal means made use of for this purpose was to ...

... [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] Four 'ships of the line are to be fitted out at s Cherbourg. - THE BOURSE. v PARis, Wednesday.-The Bourse remained in- a active but firm. Rentes closed at 67.80. ti ti DENMARK. ti CopmNrAGnN, July 31.-Yesterday evening the ' inhabitants of this city gave a grand banquet in n the neighbouring forest to the 500 persons- who i lately arrived from Schleswig. Two thousand- r ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, EXPRESS FROM PARIS. coue [FRO51 OURt OWN CORRtESPONDENT.] theri PARIS, TUESDAY EvENING, seve In the Pays this evening is an article which, goal: from being printd in ostentatious type, and being in I sig-ned by the 1 Secretary of the redaction, evi- equl: detntly. comes direct from the Government, and, I leoge am informed on inquiry, that it really is official. cert It ...

... ROYAL AMILITARMY A(,ADEMIY, WOOLWICIIT. TltF. iisttof successful candirlates for admission com- prises tixty-fivo names. 'I'he following are those of gentlermen educatedr at ?? schools:.- WrarLs. 9 Bucknill, J. T., MIr. ifrlooirik', Eltiram, and Mar. Do Bunrgh's, Dublin ?? ?? 4,S73 16 Deenvy F. ?? PortataRoyal School, En- iniskillecl .. .. ?? ?? ?? 44116 241 Murray, J.. G., Kingstorvn ...

... PIER-UEAD, DUBLIN. 'Pt 9 RRIVALS, TU to 9, a-m., July 31.-Wind-I. July ad-foyal William, ateamer, Liverpool ; Havelock,. steamer, Glasgow. July 31-Duke of Cornwall, steamer, London; three colliers. SAILINGs. July 3O-Royal Wilism, and Prince, steatners, Liverpool Juvevinu steamer, Bristol; Admiral Bloorsom, steamer, lioly- heed. .. RI1NObI'OWN SHIPPIG, WV~DNESDAT.-Entered Inwards,. tOitwMls ...

... TIHE LEEDS MERCURY. TIUE early departure of the French fronm Rome is once more foretold by tlumiour : we wish the authority were more unexceptionable. The fact which is said to have at length strung NA'POLEON to this decision is this,-that the Papal Government has itself suphlied arms to the insurgents against VICTOR EM MANUEL'S sway. It is possible that a direct act of this kind may appear ...

... ()som our Correepondcnf.) TUEDnAY Evystgsre The Conference is rapidly approaching tho close of those enquities which relate strictly to minosterial affirs, and after the ordination service of to-morrow will discuss tha various reports of its conimittecs, which reveal the prae. tical worki igs of the Connexion. Last eveining threogreat public services were held, for the public examination of ...

... T ?? . 2London, Tuesday. The recent Minifterial~clhAnges still continue to attract notice, and the almost universal impression Beems to be that they. have not added to the sttength of the Ministry. There 1p1 s bie been -a call for the infusion of fresh blood into tho Go. w t verriment; but the only fresh b3o0d that has been introduced v will, it is feared hena new sur~eeof weakness. People ...

... FEARFUL GALE PEEL. AND GREAT DISTRESS OF THE HERRING FLEET. Many the boats engaged in the herring fishery went out usual on the evening of Monday to the fishing ground. At the time their leaving the port blew what is generally termed a fresh breeze from the south-west. But as the night was drawing the wind was evidently Increasing strength, nntil it blew a fearful and terrific gale, ...