... .,~ IrEON GVR'bwN~mls6Aft rnrq.)4' Nhe follo'w appeaxec ?? Iou r veiangi E ?? f °f S : , t + -PARAS- T11YODAY Evd. - The followiing TapUiSDAT dIR. less innected ffi~t tla avourabile r umours wluch,; aide by te play .of transactions fora esettleaofutrs led othe rise at the Bourse a-day: ?? Count Golbitie Pruslsian aunsbs orxij 1o-g toernns. to-morrowe~n.cgd. We believehecarvitI hnithe'mdst ...

... HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE Iast Night but One-The Senson will positively terminate on Saturday next -Reduced Prices-Tree List entirely suspended -Benelit of ilr. Mapleson-Trns EVENING (Thursday, August l), SecondAct of Flotow's Opera, osiA~tlA. Lionello, Mr. Hohler; Ilijunketto, Sr. 9antley; Nancy, Madame Deuneric-Lablache; and ;arta, Mile. Christine Nilssoss (her last appearance this season). ...

... A3ElMERICA,. (mRoss OUR SPICIAL COBRESPOSYDNTL) NEW YORK, JULY 17. The majority in Congress can prevent the taking up of any subject of legislation except the one which has called them together, but it cannot pre-X vent members talking about this one, and some of ] the opposition have certainly made good use of the ] privilege. A Mr. Munger last week filled six 1 columns of the Globe, the ...

... CORRE SPONTDENTCE. THE FISHERIES CONVENTION BETWEEN ENGLAND AND FRANCE. To the EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-The bill relating to the Fisheries Convention between England and France, which is now before Parliament, proposes to legalize a principle never before recognized in England and should it become law, it will take from us the exercise of sovereign functions which are the natural ...

... r The following is a copy of a bill introduced d the House of Lords by the Lord Chancellor, entitled ia e, Act for the Regulation of Agricultural Gangs e t Whereas in certain counties in England certain per i- sons known as gangmnasters hire children, young per n and women, with a view to contracting with farners azt others for the execution, on their lands, of arious and I of agricultural ...

... T/gIrsaday, 2 0'clock. - i I :E ' e RE UTER'S TELEGRAMS. FRANCE. I' ~sw-, Az7st ?? Auoni/cur of to-day publishes an article on General IY'mcnt's mission to Rome, in which it says:- 'T1e aorinals ame discussing the mission to Rome wahich had been entrusted to General LDunrut, and rlulish a speech alleged to have been delivered by him. It is necessary to state the exact truth of the afair. The ...

... IMPE RIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-WEDNESDAY, JULY 31. The house met shortly after 12 o'clock, but it was half-past before a sufficient number of members were pe-u sent to enable it to proceed to business. PRESERlVATION OF ANCIENT MONUMENTS. Sir H. VERNEY asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department whether he would endeavour to devise means for the preservation of ancient ...

... MR, WHALLEY, MY., AND ) THE CONFES- SIONAL UNMVASKED. Mr. Whalley, M.P., instructed by Messrs. Gosling and Girdlestone, came into the Marlborough-street Police-court yesterday, and ?? was a man named Reach before you on Monday on a charge of selling an indecent book, and also for obstruction. This man is one of the persons employed by the Protestant 'Electoral Union, for whom I appear, and ...

... TELEGRAPHIC INTIELLIGERM ?? r 7 j. - r I i (moTEans TMliMMAS.) :TE CAXtIAN INSURRECTION, MARSEILLES, JULY 31. Intelligence has been received here from Athens dated 25th instant. The Athens journals publish thefollowingtelegam, alleged to have been ad. f dressed to their governmenets by foreign consuls in Candisa:- The Turks are massacring women and children. T he- Turkish authorities are ...

... There is good reason to believe, notwithstanding the statements in the icuitcui-, that a despatch hias been sent to Berlin by the French Govern- ment on the subject of North Sleswick. This despatch, however, merely contained instructions to M. Lefebvre, the Charge ?? at Berlin in the absence of M. Benedetti, relative to the attitude which the French Govern- ment wished to maintain in the ...

... PARLIAMENTAKI DIVISION. HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY 30. REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE BILL. After Clause c moved to insert the following clause :-At a contested election for any county or borough repre- sented by three members no person shall vote for more than two ?? Cairns) :-On questionr - Contents, 142; Not-Contents, 51. CONTENTS. . DLUES. EARLS. LORDS. LORDS. Cleveland Hluntlngdon Aveland ...

... THE LORDS' AMENDMENTS. The fivwms apprehends that the Cabinet can have arrived at but one conclusion upon Lord Cairns's motion. The House of Lords has accepted it by a combination of intellectual power and political experience more striking even than its vast numerical majority. The House of Coanflons would hav e accepted the same proposal had not the Ministry obstinately with- stcod it. If ...