... OAIEDONIAN MERCURY. SECOND EDITION. AMERCURY OFFICE, MIONIA.AY, Eleven o'clock. FRA.NCE. A French paper states that Said Pacha, Viceroy of Elgypt, at present in England, is shortly ex- ,ttd at Cherbourg, where he is to be received 1;;h Roval honoirs. AlMERICA. The Tics's correspondent at New York says: (;eneral M'Clellan is not at the head of a force sufflcient to risk an attack upou the ...

... The Goenstitutionnel publishes the following article in prominent type, signed Paulin Litnay- rac: - From the numerous extracts from the English newspapers, which we have published day by (lay, it is visible how the idea of a mediation in Amne- rica has gained ground in England. In France that idea has been no less warmly received, and we have before us more than 100 provincial jour. nals ...

... AMERICA THE PERSIA'S NEWS. (BY SPECIAL EXPRESS.) LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY. The Royal Mail steamship Persia arrived here this morning, with dates from New York to the 18th inst. THE RAID OF TILE CON rEDERATES AT RICHMOND. The Iferald of the 17th contains the following despatch, containing an account of the Confede- derate cavalry's attack on U'Olellan's right flank:- M'CLELLAN's HEAD QUARTERS, JUNE ...

... THE MINORITY IN THE TURIN CHAMBER I OF DEPUTIES. I [TRANSLATED FOR THE MERCURY.] The following letter was read at the sitting of the Chamber on the 21st by Tecobio, as Presi- dent, from twenty-three of the deputies of the Left, explaining why they did not vote the address to the King:- The undersigned deputies to the Italian Parliament not having been able on Wednesday, 18th June, to explain ...

... Housa op LoRDs, June 27. Their Lordships sat this morning at half-past twelve, as a Committee for ?? in Redesdale in the chair. ini THE DUNDONALD PEERAGE. This was the petition of Thomas Barnes, Earl sic of Dundonald, praying her Majesty to admit his tri succession to the dignities of Earl Dundonald and th Lord Cochrane of Paisley and Ochiltree, in the liv peerage of Scotland. an MIr Fleming ...

... Three years back, when the Fiji Islands were a offered to England by its principal chief, repre- l sentations of a very attractive kind were put forth fop that they might be made to yield a good supply of he cotton. Some correspondence just published on be the subject dissipates the anticipations thus ex-no cited. Itappears that Mr Consul Pritchard was at led to believe that, as a cotton ...

... A- SKErCH ON THIE AMAZON. (FROM VACATION TOURISTS AND NOTES OF TR5SYEL.) 1( In the month of the River Amazon lies the Island of Marajao, one hundred and twenty V miles iii length, in breadth sixty or eighty, divid- ing the river into two arms, We entered, of course, the most southern, the narrowest. Para P lies eighty miles up it. On the right the tree- tops of Marajao just tringedl the water; ...

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... st8 ch -BY 'ELECTRIC_1TELEGRAPhf.I [RFUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] FRANCE AND MEXICO. PARIS, June 29.-The Moniteur of this morn- ing publishes the following news from Mexico of the 28th May, received via Southampton :-Mar- quez, with 2000 troops, effected a junction with the French expeditionary corps on the 150t. The Mexican vanguard, consisting of 1500 men, endeavoured to prevent this movement, but ...

... . The following details of some melancholy tid- ings from the Zambezi will be read with painful 1 interest by the British public:- 1 The first bitter fruits of the University Mis- ( sion to the Zambezi have been reaped; the sad . tributes to the constancy of the sacred ambition that loads the servants of God to lay down their . lives for their fellow-creatures have been paid ; I and Bishop ...

... The Crown Prince of Prussia has taken his departure from Berlin for Osborne, to be pre- sent at the marriage of the Princess Alice, which takes place to-morrow. It is stated by a Paris correspondent of a London paper that an offer has been made of securing three million francs annually to the Pope by France, but that it has been rejected with disdain. An Imperial decree has been promulgated in ...

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