... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPI [REWTER'S TELEGRAMS.] RUMOURED MEDIATION OF E3NGLAND AND FRANCE IN AMERICA. PARIS, June 11.-The Patrie of this evening says it is asserted that negotiations will be shortly opened at London for the drawing up of mediatory proposals to be made simultaneously by England and France to America. AMERICA. THE GREAT EASTE1RN'S NBWS FROM NEW YORK. THE EVACUATION OF CORINTH ...

... The result of the inquiries on the wines of France, Switzerland, Germany, and Italy insti- tuted by the Customs, for the purpose of ascer- taining their respective strengths, with a view to the duty question, as regulated by the alcoholic test, has just been published. The report on French wines is from Mr ?? A. Ogilvie, and he acknowledges that the scale of duties previous to the late ...

... TRE PRINCE OF WALES. (FuONl TIL' DAILY NEXVW.) Constantinople letters and journals to May 28 have reached us. The following is a summary of the principal incidents connected with the Prince of Wales's proceedings, from the 23(1 ult. to the day of his departure en the 27th :-In the morn- ing of the 24th the Sultan paid his Royal Highness one of the most graceful of the many compliments received ...

... AD[ERICL THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE TO CONGRESS. (By SPECIAL EXPRESS.) daym WASHINGTON, May 26. da To tite Senate and Ho0use of Representatives- o The insurrection which is yet existing in the milc United States, annd aims at the overthrow of the rece Federal Constitution and the Union, was elandes- men tinely prepared during the winter of 1860 and men 1861, and assumed an open organisation in ...

... Early in the afternoon of the 28th ult., a great land-slip took place on the coast between Lyme- Regis and Charmouth. Several men and boys were at work in gardens on and near the spot, and one boy escaped with his life by jumping over the cracks as they opened under him, as in an earthquake. A woman who was near at the time was so terrified that she threw herself flat upon the ground. Her ...

... GARIBALDI AND THE ITALIAN PAR. LIAMENT. In the Chamber of Deputies at Turin, on the 3d June, the following letter was read from Gari. baldi to his colleagues in Parliament and their President Terchia, with reference to the recent arrests in Lombardy, and the transactions that had preceded them. Ratazzi immediately de- nied all that the General asserted with regard to the promises he had made ...

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... OALEDONIAN MERCURY. S8COND EDITION. MERCURY OFFICE, THOUMDAY, Eleven o'clock. FRANCE. The Archbishop of Paris, one of the most mo- derate of the French clergy, had an interview with the French Emperor before leaving for Rome, and informed him in respectful but decided terms that if any event forced his ltoliness to quit Rome, he (Cardinal Mordot) should at once resign his post as Grand Almoner ...

... ThE RIOT NEAR SHEFFIELD. The riot near Sheffield, during whic!h a sexton, TI supposed by a mob to have been guilty of exhuming - and stealing bodies, was only saved from maltreat- ment by the police, while his house was burnt to the ground, appears to have arisen, says the Globe, T' from false and exaggerated reports. The S/rf- aI field Independent says a considerable number of Uni the friends ...

... SIlIXE TO OBJECTS AND PIACES OF INTEREST IN AND NEAR EUI HUUGH. AIeeoTrgs' LIBRARY, Parliament IHouse - Open diay to the public, free. AsTIQuX.iAN MusEux, Royal Institutioni, Mound Open free, Tulesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, from 10 to 4; and on &;turdoy evenings from 7 to 9. On ¶Aursdays and Fridays, from 10 to 4 ; admission, 6d. AGEICUILTURAsL MusEUs, George IV. Bridge-Open aily from 10 ...

... yrtter to Qt (9bitar. UNION OF THE FREES AND ?? Sin,-The closing addresses of the Moderators of the two Assemblies, your recent leader, and articles in some of your cotemporaries, have drawn public atten- tion to the important question of the union of the Pres- byterian Churches in Scotland. Heartfly desiring this union, and believing in its ultimate practicability, I yet think there are ...