... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... - ?? , ?e-A- , - % ?? ? I -9ki Frissil - M THE AMERICAN TARIFF. m0 I . ~ [FROM TE nIs.] . . . of WAu, says the great historian of Greece, filch- t. ing away the abundance of' daily life, is a hard or schoolmaster,:and assimilates the dispositions of the 3- 'multitude to their existing circumstances. Surely xd these words must have been written with 8 prophetic ;h eye to the feelings ...

... Itffin, to .fbe (9bi-tor. TIIE DECISION OF LORD ARDMILLAIX. Stu,-Your able and lucid criticism on Lord Ard- millan's partial decision and ungenerous remarks de- miands the thanks of all right-minded people, to which sentiment, I am certain, thousands both male and female respond. I am glad to say all my sex whom I meet with, rich and poor, educated and uneducated, are unani- mously of opinion ...

... 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 ...

... (From the Tlmes.) C Towerds the end of March last, nearly four months ago, Geoeral M'01ellan having discovered that the enemy, who lbad been In front of Washington since June, 1891, had u vanlahea veryAuddenly, resolved to transport his army from, the PotomAO to the Yorktown Peninsula, and thence ad. vance upon Robimond, Dod OD the 224 of tbe month he rist °v Out with his Grand Army of the ...

... C|e (lart'If Cim.es, Fj, Y, JULY 18, 1863. THE TRADE OF CARDIFF. FROM circumstances beyond our control, we have not been able to^publish our monthly trade summary until this week. We have gone, as usual, through out: exports of coal and iron for the past month of June, and also for the six months ending the 30th ult., which we have compared with the two previous years.. The figures are ...

... AMTIERICA. IMPORTANT BATTLES BEFORE RICHMOND. NEW YORK, JULY 3, EVENI1NG. Events of the highest importance have taken place before Richmond. A series of severe and bloody battles, extending over seven days, have been fought betbre that place, resulting in the defeat of General MOlellan's army, with heavy loss during four days' fighting. The Federal armv retreated 17 miles. The accounts ...

... HAMILTON~-Jmi 14o I P. Cbbusi;PoAdai4 Cdimi ?? J3ils.co.of Peace, Couit lME1,166'11 o H'.; an :Esq.o Bs'aa4d Brdopme~ton'- MJohit eek, sejq.' olf t.. od s let; did, Dr.-Feblirln, -eisdlaj Juntiicw he, foll wiiig narptles were arraigned on cam plilnis at the in~t~iiae ol ?? J. A. Dyk§k.F,.F. viz. :-JohAW ldeon, sollier, Brm zell.; Id! ton, w#s'chnreld'dlth'baVin` ?? a treappes ° 76h 1Ze; ...