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... le TO THE RDITOB OP THE DAILY NEWS. , SIR,-Thbe following statement of the progress n of events in Venezuela may be interesting to the public. h They are as late as the8th inst., from Caracas. ff Puerto Cabtllo was at;'l opposed to the government, and or Generdl Cordero continued in command there. Guayana le (Cindad P )liver) still maintained its neutalfty. Falcon had arrived, azd on the 4th ...

... .ISHEFFIELD MEMORIAL IN FAVOUR OP 2TEE I OTTAWA CANAL. hout Trees At the monthly meeting of the council of the ,and borough of Sheffield, July 8, 1863, it was resolved unani. Ifter moudly that a memorial from the council be addressed to tes; his Grace the Duke of Newcastle, her Majasty's Colonial le as Secretary, requesting that the support of the British and 'a be Canadian governments may be ...

... . IDIIo..b. 2- I ?? ;.s rot q^ . 4: ~t . , 1 t¢he aotj s the a .yy in ioranean he outo Dan*Suvs ?? on,:,tbgw 1awol cbfulupe vioa!1 ,p mhfeltbeopesoewstry asitlother. Tbhedabn: ' tlsnaoddao til eccaiztrie ?? l i .h :1fi*1 Ao :lorane piolt ii their 6omneaisz thereonbuti their Adsh oote sarie a two busywith 'loCal ltiest o nlyiiuchlattt i thenrmy; a d forein the sister ountl- Is alloweto. wetb be ...

... (PinoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTr. MOTe following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday.] PARIS, TumSDAY EvaxNuo. The France contains the following paragraphs: We announced yeaterday that the comiun iqulq sent to the Patrie and Journal des DCbats had accredited the rumour of the resignation of N. Fould. That ruamour, which caused great emotion in public opinion, was well founded. Yesterday ...

... PARLIAMIWTAR Y DIVISION. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MAY 19. ACTS OF UNIFORMITY AMENDMENT BILL. Moved-That the bill be now read a second time (the Lord Ebury); objected to; and an amendment moved, to leave out ( now ) and insert ( tb is day six months ) (the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury). On the ques- tion, that (now) atand part of the motion? Contents, 50; non-contents, 90. CONTENTS. LORD. EARLS. ...

... t To1 TM3 21)113O0 TER DAILY 3MMI SIt,-Allow me to call attention to a mianlace. ouet (in yourca l of day's date) of the etle4 you l in regarding the Grand Trunk of Canada * ?? Bead Thu misplacement ban led to the auppoaiton tha ';leerpf-bei MthJuly hadnotbeeans uweW by the ;z r oe it wt era their letter of the 28th Iem, erGM. mously placed at the head of the correapondenc-e xontains ...

... I -^1 aX- -ALEGD.ACCEPTANCE By R'USSIA OF THZ SixPOInT& E D~~ .;W.1A T tIBrE~x3 ., : ;|5^2r C: f:AY^ ;-:AT The Pays publishes an atic, sined by the scretary of the peper, which y lay We, are aedy autho d consider the acceptance of the propositionsof %6tbreqPowersl by Runsifass co tao. The project of a conference and the six pinltS will serve as the bsesof the rrage t f which the ?? have ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUEMDAY, FEB. 24. The LOED Cil. iCELLOR took his seat on the woolsuck at i o'clock. T1 E LANDS DRAINAGE (IRELAND) BILL. Lord LIFFORD gave notice that he would on Monday next move the second reading of this bill. PETITIONS PRESENNTED. The Marquis of NORMANBY present,,d a petition from Macclesfleld complaijning of the ?? by her Majesty's ?? Of certain Circasiian 0.epluties who ...

... I ,UOVENT GARDEN. 'I irS Aon~rsHoS tho I'5nlltonifl~ at ?? EvEMIsff. the 2nd . sstsflt Ar ts O° L.Blexjlter. -.tresd HARPLEQUIN REAi TY A.NDr THrE BEAsST.-ColldOE tol br. A. eollo.-ConIleIuO at ,. 1 DRtURY 3LANE.] 3'EF3 Es'smIN, BONNIE DUNDEEi Mlessrs. l. BEraT.; E. fblnps, and HI. Iiali-- Mtrs. D. P. Bowvers.-And LITTLEA GOODY IWO SEGitS. blessrs. Boleuo, Lausi, St. Mralite, and Cornonek, -ls ...

... (Eoro OUR ?? cOBzsPOiDmu'.) [A portion of the following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday .] l PARIS, Wro NxSDAY EvEmfl.e. I think it not too much to say that the Emperor 4 is at this moment seriously revolving in his mind the possibility of a war with Russia. The popu- larity of the Polish cause in France makes it ex- ceedingly difficult for him to submit to the diplo- matic check ...

... (FROM AN OCcASIONAL COBARSPONDENT.) LEGHORN, AuGrUT 29. Several months of absolute inertia in the pro- gressive movement of Italy's political enfranchise- went have brought the malcontent of all classes to a culmiuating point. The popularity of the King and ministers is most seriously involved ; there is a general voice of grumbling and regret, where thereowas bopefulness, cheerfulness, and ...