... TRADE UNIONS. To ytre EDITOR of /e PALL MALL GAZETTE. Sri,-A violent recrudescence of the old sophisnis is tie uatural result of the recent discovery' of a Carbonaro element among tha Slhefield artisans. Just as the attempts to assassinate the Emperor of the Frenc1 by Pianori, Orsini, and others supplied new arguments against Italian unity in the mouths of European reactionists, so the ...

... I PARLIAMfENTARY IBU&XSMESJQR THTL W&EK. ?? zrxwa -~s .o ivF *IThololo Aing reothq jOrders, of ,te Iday, which Stand in the or bok.of the House of Counnmons for thepresenrt weck: f - -: I - I Tine DAY, JurY 1. Representatioiiof the PeolI Bill-com ittce; Com- n Ion LAW Courts $(tiand) il-eommitte; Vce-4d- miralty Courts Act Amendment. Bill-third reading; ztatote Law Revision Bill-third reading ...

... I 04641 antr Militargy. PORTSMOUTH, Ju2xz 30. THE NAVAL REvrEw.-Great activity is beita shown in this dockyard in bringing forward the Elii to which are to take part in the review at Spithead. T9 a Warrior Black Prince, Valiant, and Mersey are alongsi . the docUard, and they are all in a forward state el apreparation The ew of the Blak Prince will be tune wo over to the Warrior to-morrow, and ...

... JllJonday, 2 O'Cloc. I chid obeninffld gewd. RE UTER 'S TELEGRAMS. FRANCE. I'lM ?? ?? the Emperor received the members of the Monelary Conference, who thanked his Majesty for having placed Prince Narcleon at tieir head. In the afternoon, at 2.30 ?? the Emperor received the Lord Maiyor and some of the Aldermen of the City of London. The Lord Mayor read an address, in which he referred to the ...

... The Sultan reached Paris yesterday afternoon at twenty minutes before five o'clock-. His Imperial Majesty was met at the railway by the Emperor, Prince Naroleon, the Ministers, and a number of distinguished persons. The Sultan, who seems to have got over his sea-sickness, is reported to be in perfect health, and it is said that he appeared well satisfied with the cordiality of his reception. ...

... 'I - ,, V t 60, ?? nfl' ~Vo 0euth n ersary diner in ad'~ his NXewapapdr *es .WWI ashldo was company Wasm renmruthnoaypdiu a redl given by Mr. Wili during ,this unusually. sasqs4. the Amongst the guests, who ~numbered n~ly'~&1 thZ Fqe- of both houses of psrliament, profes sorpsof .,all i~s j ikpolitical opinion, and: gentlemen eminent in law', lltarai Ber, tura, science, and art. The ...

... I PUBLI ],BREAKFAST IN HONOUR OR.^ , ?? . $ ; B. tLLOYD Ao.RMOUO . ; : I . 1 ; ,: S. I . ~ 1 .M On:fSabiudaReornbg n ?? in ?? odl sir5 Llod ?? the'. iaefaar ?? &ef 'at; adl4'vy party in the United: States, took place' at St. Jamesff's Hl, tu.der the presddenoy of. Mr. John Bright, liL?. ?? Be ompany, which was very numeriifs i, d :.1t inni£hbf finclu3ded a large number bf 4 nes fapd persops ...

... |-'OtNKEY MfARKET. l S SATUSDAY EVMUxG. The funds to-day were weaker, and declined i per cent. The chief cause of this movement was the introduction of the Chilian Loan for 1,109,7001. and the announcement of a further issue of 2,000,0001. Of guaranteed capital bythe Great IndianPeninsula Ilail'ay Company. This latter creation, following , so quickly upon one of 2,500,0001. by the Delhi ?? ...

... (FROM OUR OWN COR-RSPONDENT.) PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING. The Sultan landed at Toulun at nine this morn- ng. liewas to leave for Paris at five this even- in. It is not doubted that he will make his public ntry into) Paris to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, but the hlour now mentioned is five 'clock, instead of three. flthougli the impression yesterday was univer- sal that thle debate on the budget ...

... I . SHOOZ1NO 1 rfZW7 40CXDEAVV I . . ?? I ?? .. .. . f,-\ W; . J; i )a~v4't.hl ad- du ~i t&cord-one .of tlte'ntgt.' .awful ?? that ever hiippened. It took plau 4. Walton Yaiibtiol,' wrhere the o;an On liue bn chea to' ~hei ! af -m, iie'; fo' ,Warringos habout half past e1Mr''~ on ~ht~r~ay. WiTe 10.231tiain Za Liverpool to 9t taking. *p-sevfa31pesengers, and.on ?? Junction, the driver saw. ...

... g Rae I)XSUR.RECTION IN; CRE-TE.' 5 CO(mESINOUR SrEL ESPONDENT.) 0 ATHENS, Jsn 20. To look back upon a sojourn in Crete from the viutage ground of this unburnt and unblockaded c ctv is like remembering some ghastly dream i vl it11 dlaylght streaming in at the bedroom window. Crete is barnt and blockaded; it is full of human C slffering, anti reeks with the blood of its bravestt t patriots ...

... OCCASIONVAL NOTES. As many persons may be led to suppose, from the long extract in this mnorning's liimecs from an Indian paper, that fresh news of Dr. Livingstone has arrived, it is as well to say that there is nothing new in the story, and that it settles nothing. The copy of the Yimoes of India which publishes it was received in England a fortnight ago, and the facts if facts they be) were ...