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... etters t the , itort THE COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY ON THE Al CLERICO-POLICI-TAX. . Me SIR,-Thoso summoned as witnesses on this subject must bear in mind that the question is one of prin- OCI ciple, and mot merely of pounds, shillings, and pence, and that any compromise involving a saicrifice of prin. x' ciple will not settle it. If Mr-Gladstone's Bill for the al abolition of compulsory Church-rates ...

... ..VOTES, OFSCOTC.ER MEMBERS ON ; - ;, ?? i, REFORM. S - ' The following SCete'h members voted in favonr of Mr Ward Hunt's motion for a rating. franchise in counties :-Mr H. J., Bailie, Major Cuanring. Bruce, EarlofbDalkeith, MrE R. W. Duff, Lord Floho, Sir Jas. Fergusson, Mr FinuAy, Mr Mackiie, htr M'Lagai, 'Sir Grabam Montgomery, Lord ,EenTy Scott, MrSmollett, Sir William Stirling.. Maxwtell, ...

... SUMMA ItY In the Established Assembly yesterday, after a brief consideration of the report on -Sabbath ob. servance, an elaborate debate took place on inno. vations in forms of worship,, with special refer. ence to the Declaratory Act of laqt A4sembly. Dr Pirie moved a motion to the effect that the Act of 1805, baving been misunderstood in vari. ous quarters, and a mosre fall and explicit ...

... (From tfe PAU Mall Gagebis.) Our stocks of cotton are above 1,000,000 bales. To many this sentence may seem of little import, but it has without doubt a per- sonal interest to every one not only in this country but throughout the world. Daring the last twenty years six times only in the history of the cotton trade have stocks been greater at the close of any month, and prices were then from 6d ...

... 2'hc following appeared in only part of ofur impra.. >Ioa of Yestaerdav THE CONTINENTAL WAR: IREDTEWB TZIXGaAMS I MANIFESTO OF THE KING OF ITALY; Florence, June 20. The King of Italy has addressed theipfollowing manifesto to the Italian people:- Seven years have already elapsed since Austiai attacked my States, because I had supported the common cause of the country in the counsels of Europe. ...

... BOARD OF GUARDIANS.—At the meeting on Satur- day, J. C. Kienoll, Esq., in the chair, the Treasurer's book showed a balance of X917 13,. lid. due to the Union. From the Master's journal it appeared that the inmates numbered 88. Admitted during the week, 4; discharged, 10; vagrants, 37; idiots, in school, 26 training, 7. SUICIDE OF LADY DUNRAVEN S MAID.—An inquest was hald on Thursday week, in ...

... CITY, MAY 29,-Some rather large bond fide, ptnehttses have been efficted to-day in tbe Stoek Rxctoange, tendency of the various markets is favourable. The ttHa- grams from the Continent with regard to the conference are considered satisfactory, and it is hoped tbat confidence will continue to increase in commercial and aionatary circles. The applications for discount to-day were moderate, ...

... SUMMARY OF PASSING EVENTS. FROM all quarters on the Continent we hear a war sound: at present there is an ominous still- ness in many of the German States, which will, we fear, break out shortly into thunder. The two great Powers, Prussia and Austria, are now in battle array, the old principle of those who are not for us are against us is at work, and notwithstanding some of the lesser States ...

... FLORENCE, JUNE 16. The Ministry is nearly constituted. Baron Ricasoli is appointed President and Minister of the In- terior; Signor Borgatti, Minister of Justice; and Signor Broohetti Minister of Marine. Signori Petti- nengo, Scialoja, Jacim, and Berti retain their portfolios. General La Marmora is named Minister Adlatus to the King at the camp. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been offered ...

... INFAMOUS ROBBERY BY A POLIG1! CONSTABLE. David Francis Richards, 34, lately a constable in the S division of police, was indicted at the Middlesex Session on Tuesday, before Mr. W. H. Bodkin, As- sistant Judge, for stealing the sum of zE60, the monies of Henry Wright Beddon, in his dwelling-house. The prisoner pleaded guilty to the indictment. It appeared that an acquaintance had existed be- ...

... METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. LONDON, MONDAY, June 18.-The supply of foreign stock ou offer hereto-day was only moderate, and in but middling condition. Beasts advanced in price, but other stock was inactive. The arrivals of beasts fresh up from our own grazing counties was again very moderate, but in fair average condition. All breeds sold briskly, at higher quotations. The best Scots, crosses, ...