... I CiCORPOLATION COMMITTEE. I Cemmittee No, 1 (lRotation) met. yesterd~y at 10 o'clock p.mq. Counciller DJRAPER in the chair. There were ?? Callow, Dolan,Murphy French, Wallis, O'Rlorke Hamilton, Barrington, .L., J.P., and Byrne. The committee were en, gaged a considerable timo in investigating the man.a ner in which the measurement of tne paving work throughout the city has been carried out, ...

... MILITAIY PAOMOTiONS AND EXORANGES. WAR OF'rO, LONfDON, JULY 30. Royal Regiment of Artillery-Second Captain Franels Charler Trevor to be Captain, vice Charles Johr son, placed upon temporary hall-pay; Lieutenant Archibald Henry Roberta to be Second Captain, vice Trevor; Francis Duck, Gent, to be Vetorinary Surgeon; Willtam Boyd, Gent, to be Veterinary Snrgoen. Royal Englicers-Lloutenant ...

... | XOITING SCENE AT A MENSA IZ, | Sorhe weeks ego a group of 'eight American rattle. snakes which had been landed at Liverpool, were purchased by Mr. William Manders, and were first exhibited by that gentleman at Northampton. As the box in which the snakes had been brought over was to a certain extent unaafe, Mr. Manders 'ad a stgut case expressly manifactured for their reeap.. tion, and the ...

... i (FROM OUR CORtRESiPONDENT.) LoNoom, WEDWsEDAY.-The motion of Mr. Locke the member for Southwark, that the Bill to Prevent Meetings in the Royal Parke be not proceeded with at present, was, as you know, defeated at one o'clock yesterday, by 133 to 88. But 24 Irish members were present on the occasion, of whoilh 10 supported and 8 opposed the bill. The 16 who think that the ancient privilege ...

... JIATEST INTELLIGENCE ?? (BY TELEGRApH,) ITALY AND FRAlCjE. Florence, Wednesdav, July 31. in to-day's sitting of the Cham'sr of Deputies Signor Ratazzi said the spees. allegod by tha journals to have been spoken by General Dunmont , was not a true version. The Government, havivg jrequested explanations from Paris on the subject were informed that General Dumont had no Oeifii meeting in Rome. In ...

... I TO THE EDITOR OF THM FPMRAX. SI Si-Sinoe you ?? lqttr- relative to the Merrion and Donnybrook: psway, I have obtained urloubteil evidence its beonfa, pugc right of way from time immemorial. I aiste the locality a few evenings ago, in company with a, gentleman who is 1 much interested in the asubject, au the soore I see of i this pathwayi through green, h2eges, with pleasant fleldseon either ...

... Pin ERAD, DU-BLo. V to V LUL, July 31, 1867.-Wind-N.E. July 0-Royal VIaltor Callao gxauo Iienry ?2esv~r iron; Forth, Wiraord, wheat; Avoca, aceaser, Londoz: Eal~e ol Carlisle, ateamer, G|Eg60W; Coutent, TelgnrmeniO, cilay; Hiberola aterames, ?? Jualy 81-Alexandra, steamer, Holybsad; St. Prasrik dattier, Liverpool; 3 celllers nstd a or vessels. 8A~~~bflr~ ~~el. July 36-0Telegaph, steamer, ...

... NATIONAL EDUCATION-THE DENOMI. :NATIONAL SYSTE.M I The following copy of 'lvswers prepared by Members of the Bord of National Education in Ire- JL ad, on'e by the Right Hon.Justioe 'O'agag, andl the other by the Resident Comoiuoainer; the Right Hon. Alexander Macdonmll, mn reply to a letter froni the late Government to the Commissioners of Na- tional Education, on the subject ot the letter of ...

... NORTH XNION-YXswTkA.! J. IE. Tnomps, Esq., in the echair. Ths otber glardiana present weres-r T Arktrns, Bi Eigglbotham, Alderman M'Cano, Mr J D Pronlin, Mr I J Kennedy, M-t It J Detitt, ir X Flanagani JaP Mr J saughton, J P; Mr P D Hardy, Mr George Tikolle, i Hogan, J Sweelman, and W Meagher. Captain Robin- son, P L I, aloe attended. f3TA; o' Tun~l Housm-Number remaining in the house at lt ...

... , 6th 11 $ -itot &w I j lllf?ljm?:?t - , . I .I . . -Jo ?? I PI . I I.A1+- i a =T , DlbL6'TEHIIS'4 Ee' ?? A in Itdian ''Evap e qli~t'sas tirned up ?? s i: A DeiO.,gAV=ZzL T e: Secrotary of the Italiai, Nissiai.we do II t ?? A ppeix QW; Av~;,.4,aw'np Qfl', Q1 44i8'irv d' individbhal-is in 'active'correhpondence wi ?? ' ?? ,,,eli'Baliftiel, ?? 'iiv.e¢a lo; ~r.; from' , The: Ialiau, ...

... I HOUSE O0' LORDS-YESTERDAY. (BY TlLEEtJ1BAPd. ) Their lordships met at five o'clock. There was a very full attendance of peare, and Lord Derby was present. 'rE N'ORTH{ BlITIlS RAlLWAY. I On the motion for the third reading of the North British Railway Bill, Lord Overatone presented a petition against a clause inserted by the committee in the bill which he said injuriously affected the ...

... jff* lrtmy?n'rs I-auxual, I * Tnn Deputies are indignant-the Liberal piess furious- *and R-ATAzzi at his wits' end. That, speech of General DuumOn'S is still the subject of vehement talk in Chamber and cafe. The Government has assured the Chamber that the honour and independence of Italy were safe in its hands. First, it made light of the matter. The speech was a fabrication. It was never ...