... I I A. ~ A. ?? -~ .A NJ ~ W A.A I \J t A.4.S.A AMERICA. GENERAL McCLELLAN'S MOVEMENTS. ii Thle New York correspondent of the Alormnig Siars, IC sketching the progress of McClellan before Richniond, or says :- a- IAt length General McClellan, learning that the forces bo of the rebels were being rapidly increased every day, was HI urgent with the Government for more reinforcements. As 11 ...

... THE marriage of ?? ALICE, Which took t] place yesterday, was so strictly private a ceremony, 01 that probably nutuy peoplc were not even awarc that f( the ]lnot, on wvhicih the future happiness or misery c] of one of the QUEEN'S daughters depended, wnas r being irrevocably tied. Unlike the gorgeous coe- mnony which four and a half years ago accompanied f the nlllptials of thle PRINCESS ROYAL ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, (By Tclege'apls.) HOUSE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. Lord REDESDALE, in the absence of the Lord Chancellor, took his seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. NORTH EA-STERN RAILWAY SCHEMES, &c. The North Eastern and Hull and Rolderness Railway Companies' Analgamation Bill, the North Eastern, Blay- doss and Coesett, and the North Eastern and Newcastle and Carlisle Railway Amalgamation ...

... GENERAL - X - N' a The, King of Italy h asust conforrati ?? Si Drer th Crss f te OderOf St. ;are. e X.H .lrttMPi *ritiiia thb' 1Life ?? of ?? die,. tile historian At '~~~o.Satuirday'.the American patent' Mach[n fo ?? tested with. great teeses. It a milkedacwihe mntes A tesisnoiiatis Itendd to'be ?? !Candliali,' one ?? Church of Scot- land. hes susrpn list has alredyreached £1000. I- Another ...

... S ,arrepn4ente.-; COTTON IN JANAIC~S.: -thVe Editor, of the Bristol MerceT'i SeIt-Fotirteelibagf cotn rw by, the Jsiaea ito CrompAny in Jamaica have been sold by:Messrs. stead Brothes Liverpool and Messrs. B. Smith and Sens, at Magnchester, at 1s. 6d. and 28. 3d. per lb., and a bag of each is now being ?? by Messrs. Dobson and Barlow, in the western annex of the International lfxhibitton. It ...

... GORPJHENAF 23, 18628 ?? Y MAE Adroddiad Blynyddol Pylgor y,>ynghor Addysg newydd ei gjhoeddi; a cban ii'hwn yw , I , , ~ *13--9 AW a 3i I yr adroddiad laflo dan yr hon y gjellir yp awr ei galw yn hen gyfundrefn, darleuir. ef gyda mwy o ddyddord~b tag arferol. Cyninwysa y COde new- ydd yn ei holl fdbylion, yu -nghld' AihWddiad y CyDghor Addysg arao.. Gan rod cy fyinj1 y Code newydd o barth i ...

... The London Review gives an interesting sketch of the career of the Viceroy of Egypt, who ho- noured London with a visit last week. We make the following extract from the work Mohammed Said Pasha was born in 1822, the fourth son of Mohammed Ali, by one of his wives. This lady was a Circassian, superior, perhaps, in some qualities of mind and character, to most of the eastern women, for we ...

... The Miorn1 ?g Herald(s New York correspond- ent asserts that the object of President Lin- coln's visit to Richmond was with the view of stating to Genoeril MI'Clellan that if lie did not take Richmond before the 1st of August, he would be superseded. A private telegram by the last mail mentions that at Richmond it was believed that General Halleck would immedi- ately assume the supreme command ...

... SCOTCH RAl LWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. The committee of the Iloasc of Lords, of which Lord Dououghnuore is chairmnan, has been en- gaged all week considering the claims of the North British, Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee and West of Fife lailways Amalgamnation Bill. o;n claulse )4-the prece(ling ones being agreedl to- onelof the facility caunses inserted in the Commons for the protcction of the ...

... ?? ELECTRIC_'TELECIAPRH. -N)t rial arliallt. HOUSE OF LORES-MoNDAY. abs Their Lordships met at five o'clock. any TIHE AILITARY AND NAVAL SERVICE IN CIUNA. Earl GR IEY moved for copies or extracts of hail any correspondence explaining the arrangements Chi that have been made for admitting officers in the esti naval or military service of her Majesty to accept Kil employment under the Government ...

... [IREUTERt'S TELEGRAMSM.] A Paris paper aflirms that at a Ministerial Council, held at Fontaineblean by the Emperor, it was decided that the general elections should ilot take place until next year. THIE BOUTRSE. Panit, Tuesday, 3.30 ?? Bourse was heavy. Rentes closed 68(20, or 15c. lower than y estcrday. AFFAIRS IN NAPLES. A telegram, dated Naples, July 7, says :-M. Alon has tendered his ...

... ?? INA. A Cetter from Hong Kong of the 11th says pilc 4l'at th, allies have returned to Shanghai, where covt t-iy wil I remain ?? the rainy season. WVe Tbe elmeat t he following from the Overland China tine ?? re. ?? are withdrawing their forces from moe0 abore Nank ing, and are proceeding to reoccnpy Oft the Na~ttxnk abtout Shanghai, from which they had the thecn lkvet I y the allied troops. ...