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... Under date June 21, the Times' correspondent at Turin writes that the recognition of the Italian Kingdom upon the part of Russia is with very great confidence announced as imminent by the friends of the Rattazzi Ministry. This event is deemed certain, in other well-informed foreign circles. There is immense excitement at Toulon in consequence of the preparations for the Mexican Expedition. One ...
... TENTH D&Y-MONDALY The Assembly resumed this morning at eleven ?? Brown, Aberdeen, and subsequently Dr Guthrie, moderator. The minutes having been read and adjusted, the Assembly called for the IBEPORT OF THE EXAMINATION BOARD. Dr CANDLISH said he had no special report to give in, as the report of the Examination Board was substantially given in that of the College Committee. Re must, however, ...
... ?? IELE:CTRIC TIELEGRAPH. 1I10C.tl]1 OF L( Iil)S-Moa (ly. ΒΆ1'110 r Lm ?? 1et at five o'chuek1 Lond PTtLEb (NA 1ZD1)8 had eil the table a Tll to 01 '0'c t' (1i law ril atiii- to re'al esntat. 'The I riv'i',jnl' lo the( Bill had alreadty beenl adolpted by itheir Lnn'ipli~, and] sent. down. to the other '[he Bil v'PS('.n1 rd a Ii rst tini 0. 1oi'dA S7' 1.1 ON A D1) altio laid onl tlil? table a Bi ...
... CVtffst to ilet (Ititn, THlE STUDENTS' RIOT- WITO IS TO BlLAMI ?? was greatly aitonished on Frilly rn nis vheln reading my daily Mercury, to get ai'' iit breatkfast. I could hardly believe my senseo or :n decd that I was in my scelses at ill, wvhlen I reael that 400 ?? armel mon, not with at ' park of arliller- y hut bona Mfde sledge-hammers, hol thunlred open lie heavy gates of the Edinburgh ...
... The Miorn1 ?g Herald(s New York correspond- ent asserts that the object of President Lin- coln's visit to Richmond was with the view of stating to Genoeril MI'Clellan that if lie did not take Richmond before the 1st of August, he would be superseded. A private telegram by the last mail mentions that at Richmond it was believed that General Halleck would immedi- ately assume the supreme command ...
... FACT AND FICoTiO, OR MAR TRACKERAY i ,, AND H HIS ?? C .T c . There is, says the London correspondert. of S Saunders News Letter, a gentle skirmish raging just now with mild violence in literary circles,' which is rather amiusing to those whb happen to be somexwhat&behind the scenes. Mr Thackeray T has in this month's number of Cornhill, rather abruptly concluded his Adventures of Philip ...
... INSUBORrINATIONT OF THE SECOND LIFE GUARDS. (FROM THER GLOBE-.) We have every reason to hople that a very S(0il11.9 ?? Whiel. is stated to have Mo- ciloed lately at Will(Isor, ino of herl Mnjesty's household regiments, will be maile the means of restoring the corps to the position it ouight to holil in the armly, andl which a few years since it di(l holl. For It considlelrlale time the 21 Life ...
... I FIRE AT TV HIVERPOOL WORKHOUSE., LOSS OF TWENTYA'MRO LIVEO| (FROM TiE MAN ESTE R ?? Mondaynorninga firelbike' lout in the workhouse and beforeit Was extinguished abouttwenty-,three ?? lost-prinoiially infants-and the church, wlici is edjoising the building, completely gutted and destroyc. Soon after two o'clock, Miss 0enihn, the achooiiis- tress,. communicated to Mr Carr, the governor, the ...
... A PH.YSIOLOGTCAL VIEW OF THE ?? _ER., (moss 't E LATHTE ) A medical journalist can do no nore appro- priate service than by giving prominence from time to time to a good specimen of fine old age. Lord Palmerston certainly claims that attention t at our hands. All part) and political considea- tions aside, we pionbunce the Premier a physio- logical phenomenon. politics only half explain Lord ...
... SCOTCH RAl LWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. The committee of the Iloasc of Lords, of which Lord Dououghnuore is chairmnan, has been en- gaged all week considering the claims of the North British, Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee and West of Fife lailways Amalgamnation Bill. o;n claulse )4-the prece(ling ones being agreedl to- onelof the facility caunses inserted in the Commons for the protcction of the ...
... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESrONDENT.) HAMBURG, June 20, 1862.-The National Verein of Germany has had its meetings here (luring the week; and as it was attended by the leading men of the Liberal party from almost every State in the Fatherland, its proceedings have been both interesting and important, and the good effects of them will hereafter assuredly be felt in all parts of the country. The ...
... SUM\IMARIY. Coiera i'i .ajtoni, who las arrived att Mtfadrtd front l cra l ( zi, explaIIu3 thalt lhe was tot : prisorer tc0 tsl- Beritish. le Ie6 sitiVply, he bays, invited to le.a Mvexcico from tl the filar that his presiQU0 nitt 0 LIli tl to' tlkC so ?? t ve ttkl~l Ott activetYC it' lb e agit ati! ot of t lt 111'plttic an ccasion f e: daitj2 tre-h difllicttilies. A , r.ctt rim ic seic is ...