... A;MERJCAN CIVIL WA. 4 ?? Gk?~. BUTLER AND iFOR.EIGN OONSUL New: Y~rkto' the 8i~sat 1herefromf ?? teemn a ?? The British, French, and Greekcosshver presented to General Butler that two commercial firms of New Orleans had Wnormed them that 3,OOD bhhds of sugar which these commercial firmes had purobased, and which were the Proper~ of British, Vrench, n re ubt., wore. not .alWV40M.* b, taken from ...

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... Philharmonie Society. | The Jubilee Concert, announced in the commencement of the year to be given in commemoration of the Society's Fiftieth Season, came off last Monday night at St. James's Hall, in presence of one of the largest audiences ever assembled there. Considering that the price of ?? to the principal parts of the Boom was one guinea, the suceess, in a monetary sense, may be well ...

... AMERICA* R N June, 8.-W. B. Mumford, who had been convicted of tearing dowr the Union flag from the Mint of New Orleans, executed in that city. 18.-Major-General Butler arrives at New York, from New Orleans. 19 -Ex-Senator Pierre Sould and Sheriff Mazeran, of New Or. leans, reach New York, and are forthwith placed in Fort Lafayette as political prisoners. The House of Representatives pass a ...

... {f> Isourt. OSBORNE, JULY 2. Princess Louis of Hesse's bridal dress was of crystalline silk with a deep flounce of Honiton Guipare lace, trimmed at the bottom with orange blossom and myrtle. The veil of Honiton Guipure and a wreath of orange flowers and myrtle. Prince Louis was dressed in plain clothes, with the Riband and Star of the Order de Louis. The Princesses Helens, Louise, Beatrice, ...

... THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND CONTI- INEN.TAL PROTESTANTS. Yesterday evening a convemsazione, wbich origi- nated in invitations issued by the Archbishops of Canter- bury and York and the Bishop of London, took place at Willis's Rooms, and was attended by nearly 300 English and foreign protestants, the object being to afford foreign pastors and other religiousforeigners opportunity to become ...

... I (FROM OUR OwN conazESPOsDESNr.) IThe following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday :] PARIS, MONnAY EVENING. The Opinion Nationale, which for two or three days rather favoured the Patrie's story about Gari- baldi's projected attack upon Rome, now admits that he has, at all events, finally given up the idea. It suggests, at the same time, that his ob- ject probably was to excite ...

... IM 11NIPEIRIAL -- LIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-WEDNESDAY, JULY 16. The house neat at 12 o'clock. NEW MEMBER. Mr. 'WTc, the newlycilocted miernber for Mont- omryeshire, took thle Oaths and his seat, being introduced ?? Hothaien and Mr. Orrasby Gore. PETITIONS PRESENTED. CoURTS OF THE CH5URCH1 OF SCOTLANDOBILC.-By Lord G. L=sox,ifsromu thle kirk scession and deacons of the free chrh fSotland; Mr. ...

... TO TIHE EDITOl OF TIHE DAILY NEWS. Sml,-If aniythinig more were wanting in support of Mr. Goldwiu Smith's arguiments for severing the last liuk-weak as a silken thread for good, but stroug as adamant for evil, which coninects England sith Calnada-it would be found in the speech of the Mayor of Montreal at a public dinner recently 'risen by the inhabitants to his Excellency Viscount Siouck, the ...

... CELEBRATION OF AMERICAN INDEPEN- DENCE AT FRANKFOBRT. FRANKFORT-ON-THE.MAINE, JULY 9. The 4th of July last was celebrated here in a very appropriate mastner at the Forst Haus, about two miles from Frankfort, in a beautiful forest; Consul-General l Mummy, the president of the day, opened the proceed. ings with some remarks, after which the declaration of independence was read in English byDr. S ...

... Trl9s EVENING, THi SPITA LFIELDS EAVER.-TIE COLLBEN BANWN. Messrs. Dion Bouoicault, 11. Vandenboff, F. Robiuson Mlesdan]es Celeste, Jessie aLesn, and Stevens. And TUE KISS IN TUE DARK.-CommeOCO at 7. HAYMAXHET. THIS EvFNING, THE WOLF AND TEE LAlB-OUR AMERICAN COUSIN. Mesrs3. sotheru, Buketono; ?? Young, blissOliiver.-LA CONTRABANDIS'1A. Perea Nena aad Sonor Moragaa-And FAMILY JARS. iPRINCF ...

... (Fm1OM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PARIS, FBIDAY EVEMN0. The Patiic of last night gives as authentic in- formation the following highly interesting particn- lars of the circuiwstitisoeis which preceded, aceom- I paniedi, and followed the drawing up at Rome of I the episcopal address to the Pope: ] On June let, 229 archbishops and bishops, without reck- enign the members of the Sacred College, were ...