... A Turin letter In the Nord says- The magnilt- cente of theex-ducal palaceof Modenals well known. Thi Government Is about to utilise the building, and malze It a grand military school of infantry-in fact, the SP. Cyr of Italy. The number of pupils Is fixed at 800, divided Into two annual courses of study. The army will thus receive 300 or 400 officers each year. The annual payment is fixed at ...

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... I TIE NEW AMEIERICAN TARIFF. e trff r a leader rembark that the revised ax tves, reported to the Honse of Represents. , e i It pr seses, will undoubtedly be in effeot a prohibition of CI' European gosi iiba e espeolally tiardga ut 9001 14 WO I- Itlll ber epcalhar against England, aud to In sonme re. r spects prohibitive, Every artiule hitherto importae from England and Franne will ha doubled ...

... boasRRI. I The steamey North American arrived In the Mersey Yelterday. we extract from our Janadian files a low interacting padlar of the movements in the United tates; *ASHINGTror, JUNEg 19. The Secretary of War received to-day a despatch from General George W. Morgan, dated Camp near Cumberland Gap, June 18, eight o'clock a.m. It states that his arMY commenced ith march at one O'elock that ...

... SALUS erpooP. 1g LFX 8UPBM 8iALUS POPVLI LBX SUPRBMA bUMMARY I Her Majesty has contributed £2000 to the fund for the relief of the distressed operatives in Lancashire and Cheshire. In the House of Lords, last evening, Earl Grey criticised the policy pursued by her Majesty's Government in China, and moved for copies of correspondence on the subject. Earl Russell admitted that the course ...

... OnSlraf terncond John Scolioleli, Esq., of leyan Chtpel etrea t Iroeby to e eroeted and ea. dewed solely at hsepne Abut eight or nine months ego, Mr. Scofiseeingthat the population ot Groat Crosby end tne nei bouhio numbered aboat 2500, and ta h ers eipnpaeo WOishLp was aterloo, sugs to on6rw fsrend e who too est in t a e thou an attempt should be made to gather t b herela Weslnyan congre ...

... IINITERESTING OO EsATE I I DOOUMN. l The following letter from a Confederate agent in t- country hag fallen Into the handf of the Ursitod SltBes Government:- TO MAJORt I. GORGAS, 0. S. ARTMLZRY, WAR DZPARTMENT. IIverpoel, lt April, 1862. I have had great difficulties to contend with In shipping thefield artillery whlob, ?? prevlously informed you, I should soon send from Hamburg. IMessrs. ...

... The condemnation of the Circassian is con-, firmed. We are ?? to notice that the Rev R, A. I Redford, M.A., of Hunll, and Mr G. B. Eidd, of Shef. |field, are arnogst those who hve just passed an ;examination, iu the first division at London University, for the degree of Bachelor learned in Laws. TEMPORAaY HMomE FOR FALLEN WoMEN IN NILE-STREET AND TuE HULL PHNITRNTIARY.-Ou Sunday last two very ...

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... WARWICKSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS| ?? .i These Sessions were commencod at the Shire Mall, Warwick, yesterday. The following Magisitutes were present:. W. Dicking, Esq. (chiirmuan), Sir T. GI Skipwithi, Bart. (deputy chairmanu Bolton Ring, Esq., Sir Robert Hamilton, Bart., ?? 1R Greaves, Bsq., J. 0. Bacelhe, Esq., J. Staunton, Esq., T. Cotton) Esq., T. Wilkins, Esq., Sir Peter Van Notten Pole, ...

... Sir Charles Eastlake has just bought Gainsborough's portrait of Mrs. Siddons for the National Gallery, from Major Mair, the husband of Mrs. Siddons' granddaughter, for 1,000 guineas.-Express. As an acknowledgment of the distinction and munificent hospitality with which he was received on the occasion of his recent visit to Liverpool, his Highness Said Pasles, Viceroy of Egypt, has transmitted ...

... I ItO (WE OF LORDS The Lords met at Five o'clock. TlE SLAVE TRADE. Lord BRoUGHuAMc called attention to th'e state of the African slave trade, and urged that the Northern States were by no means entitled to the credit they assumed to themsel ves for the measures they had recently taken for the repression of slavery. THE IRISH POLICE. The Marquis of CLANSU1CARDE called attention to the ...