... j VISIFfOF THE QUEEN TO GERMANY. (BY s5 La5b55f T=GAPEnaL) (noe OnE srECTAL cormEsrONDENT.) CE1sBoTJRG, SummAy. The Royal yacht Victoria and Albert, with the 5 Lively-, the Alberta, and. the Trinity vessel in 6 attendance, arrived here at three p.m., nearly an . hour sooner than was expected, although tie weather was hazy. The yachts bad a smooth passage. The Queen's .reception here will be of ...

... ' _ ?? 51IE ERUPTION OF MIOUNT VESUVIUS. TERRIBLXE LOSS OF LIFE R kitt 8UBKA=H T5ELEOaSr.) S 0tFO2 01 ORGnh c0R01 Or n.) i it ROMA, FPUIIAY Vitrf . HI ,mforuatiion has been received in this city which leaves no doubt that the eruption of Mount Vesu- t vius has already been attended with the most l lerribid results, and there is only too much it reason to fear that more fatal disasters A will ...

... ITiE NhEW GEBMANf BE.OMUTION. At a meeting of the Anglo-Continental Society, hold in Wvillis's-roome, an Friday, under the Presidency of the Bishop of Euwr theerogrees of the Old Catholic move- ment in Germany and France was brought under discus- sion, and letters fh Dr. von Dollinger and the Arch- bishop of Syra, in r uronce to it, were rosd, The Bishop of ELYs, in opening the proeeedinge ...

... >OO~V O M _: a, OA, TO, AluD R A ITH_ + I CONVOCATION AND TEM ATXSIAN I1 1 , I an'm > 0 , .~ . i ., ?? i l -;Both usesof CQnvooation eaton Thursday,tie Upper at Queen Ann's Bounty Oflclo and, the Lower in the Jerusalem Clhamber. The Prolocutor, he Venerable Arclhdeacon Blakersteth, attended by most oP the members of the Lower Houde, prsesnted to' the Upper ?? the seris obf resolutione come to ...

... TNIPV- OrAL42D MAL 5 By the arrival of' the above maln we havt 3advioes from Bombay to De, 30i; aloutta Dee2- 1, KongDe. 13 Meibourne, Dee. 4; 8d hZ1 'Adelie, lDeo. o, - On behalf of the army I' Iiaied XW X ?? sent to the Quq ef ex o for tl grea e aie' L s by t illness of tho Frnc of Wales, d of eonad tn on thimproleient In the PVknce health. To the Queen senethe toowgreplwh wa edan Christmas ...

... DOGGETT'S COAT. AND BAD,(E. Most of our readen will in. all ptlability ask the question, 1 Who was Doggett It and What is his Coat and Bade P 1 and, in answer to these questions, we will give them. m few partieu1ars concerning 4he 'oliginator of the prize, and of the prize itselK f'.homas Deggst was born in Castle- street, Dulin, iome time during the latter end of thebl7theentury, and ...

... FROM LAST NI-GHT'S GAZETXE,. BANIKRUPTS. To surrrender at the London Court. Jscow~rheWrctrls, Essex:-road, Islaglon, cabinet manufaeturer, Aug. 8, at 11. ~ ~ ~ ~ 9,at12 City, dealer in preserved m~eet,, Allg. 1S, at 11. ToAirV'LeSAXLsunc WI.LAN HELn, AlberL Embtankmnt~, Lambeth, To surrender at their respective DitrictCourts. Coni, JAESand u~n~s I~sy~o fucflAmmv~, Liverpool, ?? at 11.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ...

... GREAT ;'FIRE AT CANTERBURY ' , . _ .. . I A A serious fire took place in Canterbury Cathe- dral yesterday morning. It appears that at about halfa past ton a plumber was at work in the roof of'the east end, when from some cause his coke fire got upset and set light to the dry timbers of the roof. Finding his own efforts to extinguish the flames were unavailing, he rushed down to the office of ...

... 1, ! EEWSFROM PARIS (moiz oam OwNr 0oeRonaro .1 ;PARPUS, SiiT(aDsA*XVZM. Captain Cerfbeer, sentenced to' deatf bya a Court-martial for desertion to the' eteiny, has been let off by M. Thiors with onliy diasgrime. HEU story has been already told, but it niuwt beshfortly recapitulated on this occasion., He was 'one of the Emperor's carpet officers. Possessed of large property in Lorraine, he ...

... EARL RUSSELL AND THE IUSTOrICAL SOCIETY. Yesterday Earl Russell was installed into tCM chair of the Historical Society, in the place of the late Mr. Grote, and, acting upon invariable custom, delivered an I address on a subject kindred to the objects of the Society, The proceedings took place in the hall of the Scottish Cor. poration, Crane-court, and amongst those who' partiol. pated in them ...

... SMIROVE TUESDAY IN PARIS 'AND VERSAILLES. - (now 01M OwVN OORn3P0oNDla.) - : T~~~UM8AY NLORTr. This Mardi Gras has been 'kept without any re- joicings beyond the going abroad of holiday- makers,.glad to enjoy a fine day. The Boulevards and the Champs Elysies were very crowded. It' has long been known ?? the traditional proces- sione fm-the euf Gjreswould nog take lace, the cityhnvingtdecided ...

... IMERIAV- PARfiTAME. 7 ~ ~~ ~ ~ I{ I . I The ' 5ifnopul topics under discussion in the .Ho sj of Lords last night referred to the busines a of te House itself; and when Lord Westbury in- P' quiged about thg measure for the constitution of : High (ourt of Appeal, tie Lord Chaneollor had to say tht the Bill prepared last yeair had required Al revision; 'but that he hoped to introdc it- befovet ...