... DEPARTtJRE OF THE BELGAINS. ?? a' r ee _. The belgians have i gore out in honore.s Their de- parture on Monday was the occasion Of a grand and ex- traordinary scene, the like of which probably never has been witnessed on the Thames. The ?? people and the Belgian may both be congratulated on the dnmonstra. tion, which was not marred by a single drawback. For the visitors themselves it must ...

... _NCRASE OF PAY IN THE ARMY. The following royal warrant is promulgated to the army by direction of the SecrAtary of State for War:- Victoria I.-Whereas, we have been pleased to take into our consideration the best means of improving the condi ion of the non-commissioned officers and soldiers of those regiments and corps of our army which are liable to service in all parts of the world; and ...

... WSOELLANEOUS. The Sultan has oouferred uplan usurim Bay. Turkish ambassador, tlhe rank of uclifr. with the title of Pasha. The Sultan, it is now definitely arranged, will pay a visit to the King of Prussia, at the Castle of Coblenz, on his return. Glignani announces the sudden death at Brest of Sir Anthony Perrier, aged seveutp -five, for upwards of forty years consul at that pert.. The Queen ...

... EXPECTED GARMBALDIAN ATTACK AT ROME. The Paris Presse says it nas just learned, on certain information, that Mazzini is in ttaly, and acting in con- cert with Garibaldi and the National Roman Junta. A Florence letter of July 21, in the Liberte, speaks of the sudden 'disappearance of Garibaldi after he had been seen in meditation over the tomb of Ferrucci on the summit of the Apennine ...

... 77 ROU A.ND 1g,7-W 8. I NSEETWING OP THE. LOOMaE Tfl&DZ5' - COUNCIL This meeting, which was convened by ciroular, Mid was 11num1rously attended by representatives of ergineers, bricklayers, carpenters,'. ooopers, -.oordwsainorsj' iron- fouaders, zino-workers, and others, took place at the Bell Inn, Old Bailey. lMr. Gvl=s, of ?? to the chair, and, after a few remarks, called on 'Ur. Par- ...

... PAWINGTON ON MILITARY COERCION. An influential deputation waited on the Secretary for War on Monday, to urge upon him the unsightliness and inconvenience of the cavalry barracks abutting on Hyde- park and the Knightsbridge-road; and the desirableness of removing them from their present position, thus vastly to improve the important neighbourbood in which they are situated. The following ...

... SUNDAYS EDITION. LATEWST- MELGENCSE 3? ?? sx9EE AflD Mm n MBUT3 TamRAI. FROM Liu PARTS OF TiRE WORLD. VISIT OF THE EHPRESS EUGENIE TO QUEEN VICTORIA. Paris, July 18. 'It'is said that the Empress Eagenie will leave on Sun- day or Monday next for Windsor, en a privite visit to Queen Viotori. ' Her Majesty will stay at Windsor two days, whence ?? wil' probably return to Cherbourg. Paris. Julv 19. ...

... i 5NNING FOR MURDERERS-EAXI- IILIAN AND MULLER. To TE ED7IT011, OF IMYNOLD5'5 NEV`SPAI'E1I ?? is murder all the world over, whether Verpotrated. by a Maximilian, a Mailer, or insti- b~y a iroadhead. There ame doubtless degrees as gthe beiaousness of the crime, but not of such t ?? as should permit us sympathising with 5Plt erer whilst we execrate and loathe another. reo is mongst certain ...

... 1OG&EYISM AND OD.TAPiSM N TH ARPMY. TO THE EDITOR OF REYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER. SIR,-Permit me to express to you the pleasure I ex- perienced in reading your reply to S. (Aldershott), in yesterday's paper, and to add a few words in favour of breech-loaders and upon some other matters The, most determined opposers to the introduction of these arms in this service have been the old fogeys who are ...

... THE SHEFFIELD ATROCI- TIES.---PIOYAL AND ARIS- ',oCRATIC BROADHEADS. Thl exposure of the atrocities committed by Broad- b.l and his tools at Sheffield astounded the whole ocumuluity, but no class, or section of a class, was nore astounded than the working men in general, and fiL trades' unionists in particular. They were pre- pared to learn that in the management of the trades' societies of ...

... FOBEIGN LTELLIGINCBE . . 1 FRANE. The Emperor has rr ade the gilt of the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour (eet in diamonds) in a Icompuiren.. tary letter to M. Ronher. The letter is thus worded ?? atoy dear Hi. Ruher,-I send you the Graud Cross of the Legion of Honour, in diamonds. The diamodds will add nothing to the distinction whi ih 1 conferred on you long since, but I avail myself of ...

... BELGI &N VOLUNTEERS AND BRI -LUZMDEMERS The Belgian volunteers have visited England in . times. They have not only been wet-blanketed b st4 weather, but likewise by the stupidity of those Y e men and gentlemen, with t'he Prince of Wales at t5 head, who constituted themselves a reception com for the occasion. Knowing aswedo, bywr that if anything is taken in hand by therieti, whether it be the ...