... NOTICE.-A TITLE-PAGE dnd INDEX at~ the VoIurne of ?? PALL MALL GAZETTE-_anxuary I to Yui 30-will be sent post-free by the Fublisher on receipt of a Hatlfenny postage stamnA ?? ?? BeSt. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. FRANCE. PARIS, July 14, Midnight.-The soiree given this evening by M. Gambetta was a brilliant success, and was attended by the whole diplomatic body, the leading members of the political, ...

... affi# obtained lotb)d. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. -THE AUSTRIAN ELECTIONS. VIENNA, July 2.-The Liberals h v bf en defeated by the Czech candidates in the iural d strict of Littaus, in Moravia. The Ntf e Freie Piesse tc-day estimites that th- L'beral party has up to the present los nneteeni eats in the Re chsrath. AMERIC.. WASHINGTON, July 2.-The report of the United States Treasury Depart- ment ...

... PARLIAMENTAR Y RE VIE W. HOUSE OF LORDS. IN the House of Lords yesterday, on the motion for the second reading of the Irish University Bill, Lord Kimberley said that a measure like the present, introduced at the fag end of the session, could not furnish a satisfactory solution of the difficulties which surrounded a question which bad been a subject of frequent debates in Parliament, and had ...

... | SN 4PRLI AM E NL i X D S11111111 THE Army Bill is through at last ! It has received the Royal Assent, and is safe in the recesses of the Statute Book. So far as the House of Commons is concerned, it was not delivered from its custody till four o'clock on Saturday morning, and then only under threat of the Government being prepared to sit till it was finished. The Lords had a brief sitting on ...

... IUMEIPLAI PALIAMENT.. In the House of Lords last night Lord Oran- | rao and Browne called nttention to the disturbed r a:ate of par's of Ireland. The Duke of Richmond ad: lmitted the e-eistence of the condition of affairs i discril*d. The Government, he said, were fuliy 'Lterminetl t. preserve peace and order, and be- i Uieved thaL the powers already possessed by them t vtre stiv:cielt to that ...

... THE ULTE PRINC LOUIS WNPOLMOX TO THE ID1TOR OF THN DALY NRWL Snt,-A great number of persons representing. idifferent sections of society in Great Britain and Ireland having expressed condolenoce w ith her Maieaty the Empress on the occasion of the deant of her son, his Highness the Prince Imperial, her Majesty, profoundly mored by these respeo il msaks of ympathy, directs me to present, ...

... mDAY IN THE COINTRY *e have received appeals for funda to enable ?? ebildren and others comnected with the following sckels and institations to be taken for a day in the Vountry. We cannot receive or ac~knowledge Diabocrip- tions. which should in all case be sent to the meatlemen mentioned in connection with each appeaa. Lord Shaftes- ?? taks -thwliertto equest your aid towards giving t6 ?? ...

... NEWS FROM PARE THE ANIVERSARY OF THE TAKING OF THE BASTILLE. GRAND RECEPTION BY M. r GAMBETTA. (BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH) . t .P(BOMt OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) a PARIS, MoNarisLxi . The scientific weather-prophets here have been r predicting sunshine and blue skies, and the changeo from rainy to fair yesterday seemed to justify their prognostics. I regret to say they were trusted at the presidency ...

... We are requested to state that the Royal Navy, Royal Mari'es. Militia, Yeomanrry, and VolMin- tears, having e:pressed a desire to join in the memorial to the late Prince Louis Napoleon- which will in future be designated The United Services Memorial to the late Prince-the fol- lowing is a list of the Committee;- 13v=.-Field -Marshal tLB.1. the Duke of Cam- bridge, K.G., &o. M. ?? XshalH.R ...

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... I (TIMOUGH ?? AGRHOT.) TH5 SPANMH CHAMBR n&DRID, JuLy 9. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, Safior Moveuo Nieto replied td the Epeco made by Sedm Castelar yesterday. Re declared that a paxty holding the views enunciated by Sedor Castelar coule not posees the elements of good government, adding that a demooracy was magnificent in the ideal, but it was the evolution of the people, and not a ...

... LORD GAANVILLE'S SPEECH AT THE -1 m x l Of a-. ;¢. Is. TO THH =H ?? DILY NBW3. 8iT,-glo~e- in i* e days: on bmme ?? eep6iuy ?? ABd bvollbly in a elub, with no reootw p t. I should not think of troubling 6u withiie of 1at Thursday, if it were not for the cballenge in'two letters which have ,ApwO4\iU 0b ie : Y ?? ?? ?? Luckily it was short, and I have been able to write' out as nesrly as ...