... I (Fron the Moraning lcrald of liesterday.) The lower house of the Italian parliament has pro- bably acted for the best in rejecting the motion for an inquiry into the Sarnico allair. . Nothiag but scandal could have come from it. If the country were strong and patient enough to take an independent line of con- duct, and anyh other minister than Ilatazzi wore possible, it would have been well ...

... I TIrE ?? WUuN64l'UL AUY. (v2toXi oun sIurOrTEM.) LONiD;ON, SATUIIDAY.-In the House of Commons last night, on tilo motion for going into committee of supply, Colonel Dichson rose to call the attention of the house to certain murders lately committed in Ireland, and to move for a select committee to inquire into the organi- zation, (quipment, and employment of the Irish consta- bulary. The hon. ...

... _ ROYAL HlORTICIULTURAL SoCLETY. - The6 following is the list of awarria made at tias Society's Summer Exhlibition, heord ore Tirurday, at Solhhill: SoECTON 1.-PLANTO.-EXatIC OrChidS (Nine, acccl d Iif erent) -Firot prize, lire Lord Chancellor (Mr Blyers, gardonior). Ditto (Six ?? prize, J N~one, Lellssn-Abret; eqoal seccoed prizes to the Lord Chancellor coil Goorga Roo, La 1L, Nutley (Mr ...

... | is LO o'I'iwY AA>J;-'AT' N . t ?? it11 I (IFroer fia Lonedon T'£ceejrair4). 8'?' Wvomlan-lovely womlan-doeS3 ?? 1 it i e ~ Can c 'Oiill R-medl Wi'lei to very great auivantage i0 thA Oart.;LO ei'i(iii onil , (if Lovirtirai v, Cili negi. Ware o vbdlpooed to ba thl- 'hlo 'O.gYliots, we rruiglt lind almoinca Linrixhanstible inoseriali Cle- far railing agairist tire incorrigible Vanity, tiro ...

... HOUSE OF1 LoUl)S-yESul D)AWAY. I Thoe Lord (hAncellor took his seat on the WoolDeA0 at fiv o'ckcik. IV111i11IIX Senen 'Iri IliQ Eal of $Illbkirne mlovedl thi 1iiist rolding of a b:'il for dia better ?? of nrol Hlr societi. * 'M T ?? tVFlKNMKTS' Ol' M~Y tfit~bi Tlhe Duke of Neivcaitlo molod t'lo secondl realiti ofI tile I\w 7Zalaild lt ill, stating the ol)jot wvas to clotlr l' up double wihl ...

... i The Mlexican correspondent of the Rate! givsi am account of the engagement between the lrechmi anl Mexican forces near Puebla on the 5th of May. His letter is dated the 9th. ie writes:- Oa the 27th of April the French put themselves in motion, and On the afternoon of the 28th came in eight of the Mexicas forces, under Zaragoza, posted on the Cumbre3 de Aced- cingo. 'The position is a very ...

... THE TOUAREG CUIEFS AND TIHE EMPELRUI NAPOLEON, I The Algiers journals give details of the arrival of the Touareg chiefs. The state of health of the cblek 'iiCOthman bad not allowed him to visit Loudon as prquposed, and the chiefs are returning at once to their nativecountty. Si-Othman has just forwarded a ie ter to the Emperor N'apoleon, of which the following ii a tranlbation:-' Praite to the ...

... T]IE DE-,SECRATION OV1 TILE DEAD AT I SIIEFFIE`DD I (i- The recent riots at ?? Wardiiend cemetery were the so subject of an investigation by the Shefieldl beacs o. u rg Satuirday. It will be recollected that revolting disco at- verles were made at the Wardiend Cemetery, showting ni- that the sexton (Howard) had thrown a numberof bodies it- into a large hole in thle side of the hill on which ...

... CANoNIZATION OF TRE JAPANESE MARTYRS. I (Fromn the Times C0onwespoadett f.) EOSIE, JUNE 8.-The glorious 5sun of Italy was rising over this city of the dead when I drove down to I St Peter' this morning. Cupola after cupola caught its early beams, and the Castle of St. Angelo glittered as if made of burnished gold. Pedestrians and equipages weve even then hurrying down to St. Petet's,'.and many ...

... I DISTRESS 1i9' THI'*R lt I PUPLIC MEETlTI& IN TUAN.. (muoat Olt couoliobnlti.) TUACI, Thn UriwIAk -A public meeting was ?? to-day in the Town Hall for lhe purpoee(ae statedlid tha requisi- tion) of devising means to initigate thcl pressure of the direful destitution now prevailing In the town and parish of Tuim, and for the rC ?? of the Fuel into a Food Relief Committee. The ...

... AN EGYPTIAN DINNER IN PAUS. (From Ou0egnaidao.) The dinner givon to their majestics by Said Pasha was serred 'a ith truly Oriental magaillcence. The Emperor, the Ermpines, tice Vieeroy, and his ncphew, Mustaplha srsha, took their seats round a table, or ratter a larga llvcr ealvor, richly chased mtd enamelled, on which covers of massive gold wero placed for four persons At some metres distant ...

... | i&- iTHE PRESS SCANDAL MR! STEPHENJ. MEANY AND THE JfORNYNG I ~ ~~V7'SAR. id To, Tilin EDITORI OF~ -relic SARt US Sen -Articles In the Star and in other journals point no out the existence of certain grave scandals ira reference its to tire prees and the International Erehibi tion. 'lie article in your paper of the 7th inetanst put forward t. Statements in detail, which In all honour the ...