... TIHE THREATENED WAR IN GERMANY AND ITALY. The war ?? Prussia and Austita, wlhich is now a mattor of moral certainty, may coni- Thenco with somne slight shiurnishes in H-Iolsteiu, but these will be merely the prelude to abattle or series of battles on the frontiers of Saxony, 1 , Bohemia, and possibly Silesia, in which the great musses of the Austrian and Prussian f f armies will be engaged. ...

... I - - - - - _ Mr. Alderman Dover presided at the weekly meeting of the health committee yesterday, and the other members present were Dr. Taylor, Messrs. Robertson Gladstone, Lawrence, Jas, Whitty, J. Robinson, B. Samuelson, Bairstow, Barton, Holden, Whitley, A. C. Stewart. THE NEW SCAVENGING ARRANGE- MENTS. The wharves committee recommended that a superintendent of the scavenging department ...

... Wee's totl. 1Hlfjea totsL 1880 15 186Is .w 188S5. Mad B0risto & Nd onis. 212 2281 9421 984 6 BristolandExster . ?? 441 9 8259 s66 307;0 1W Oaledonik .; ?? V 281593709295 &937 414 Oambrian ?? 2510 2247 10017 WA4 130 Oornwai ?? 2135 2180 7948 1W63 6S CorkadBdon ?? 412 444 1876 2711 g Decalde * ?? 382 507 789 9008 11 Dublin & Belfast Juno.. 1515 1572 6551 6 s 6 Dublin and Drogheda .. 2023 2 ...

... >. l TIR 4CHOLERA: The choiera hlw broken out at Nanten. Duning )ft the last fortnight from 14.to 20 cases have occurred daily, but till ?? the deaths havd been conspara.- Ativt'ly few ...

... w ArLaOp ?? jPTr1rEg. SALUS FOFULI LoX SUPREMA. : DOMESTIC. al Divrliasnent was proroguied yesterday after d? roon. Thde Queen's Speech on the occasion w smackseless than usual of the set formula, lind several portions of it are of very deep interest. E Wye Rare told, or rather, reminded, that our 1g, relations with'all foreign Powers are on the. ' most friendly footing-an assurance which is- ...

... FOREIGN NS. I THE WAR. CONCLUSION OF AN ARMISTICE1 BETWEEN AUSTRIA & ITALY. VIENNiA, AUG. 10. I The Austrian Gazette of thin evening, in an article I upo the pace negotiations, says Italy has hitherto considered Prague as the town where the peace ziegotiations would be carried on, AB, however, by I the cession of Venetia, all connexion has ceased to exist between the negotiations with Italy ...

... THISE PRflCE OF WALES AT A BREWERY. On Tuedlay the Prince of W^rales visited the brewery of Mlessrs. Trunman, Haubury, Buxtou. and Co., and spent a considerable tinie in viewing the various departments. His royal highness, who was accos 1 panied by the Duke of Sutherland, and attended by Colonel Grey, arrived at the brewery about balf-past one o'clock. Hle was received b'l Mr. R. Irnnbury, sen ...

... I ?? I ESLEVA OD, ' The session 6ol ' *as'' o ie tr ths examination of ministerial 'ohraoter aud eligi- ILility, In the evening; ,o phublia t xaminion of 'ptobCtioNerS, candidates forpordinatiotn at thiis ooii- erencewas hleld in the-St. Peter's and Brunswick .Chapel, Leeds.' Tley were ff7 An' anumbedr, 34'of 'whom were allocated..to the latter chapelland '33 'to' the former. *A 'very ...

... I ECCLESIASTICAL.NEWS. .I hop 11,v' 'A . 0., tb rectary of Rramda r,. . ?? to reg~rwot AU Siut' Doroheaslte~r. Br:o. , Rev; . , to ..h ' ?? ?? : ?? ?? : u; , , elvy. bqv ?? to cuaraey ot Balhamn iterkahire. Cobper, Rev. q'3; to; rectoery rolofir arlingfor~d BXd;.!'(or lc ! Co~ar ev.IXtoreetery ofzdflet' moiety of Bradfield,' Drake, R .; to I0tjta of Gr6t Wr~tt~nx Suffolk., Hatnilton, '110 ' J; ...

... ; Fs e l AT la- ?? I I r .LAN C;ATIEL IO1MI L i I COxMMSSiO-. . . he conmisgionerM ?? the :iuquiry jl; te .o'lockwe~erday morniing. PHobeirt Hodgjoq ?dlodef the Lord1 Neliesi :Inn, Chine-lane,' 'aldt atidnf-tli 'morning of the eleoiof ni ~age'' MI' Pecy'Wolilaatoni exa, :niied the-pr d his. house!' and wnoo ?? WtnS intr.. d d tei h rm d' siid to the stia.ger yiThis ip So-nd-so nwth so ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS' We cannot undertake to return communeiotions ot which we de not avaU Ourselves. 0onnAMUnloatona should. alway' be legibly written in inaii erandan one oe ?? ?? emll, length inaresael C o dillisalt~y of ?? 'Iae lor tixem, Whatever Ls i-ntended tor inetion must be uthernicaied by> tae name antl adiea of- thA ~yter, net necessaril for pwblicatfon, but ja a icsantoe of uli hgood ...

... I -- DR. GOSS ON SUNDAY INTERMENTS. r An adjourned meeting of representatives from the various burial boards in the borough and Its vicinity D was hold yesterday to receive from the. representatives f who were not able to give any pledge at the meeting on the 2nd instant the decision of their respective boards v as to the expediency of discontinuing Sunday funerals t after nine o'clock in the ...