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... (BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.) (from, own cohrespoitdent.) PESTH, Fbxsat Night. Great preparations are being made for the Szechenyi festival on Sunday next, when the statue tho greatest Hungarian, this famous reformer of Hungary is styled, will lie unveiled with great ceremony. The city already filling v.uth deputations and guests from every Hungarian county. To-morrow the Hungarian Agricultural ...

... This at 7.50, 'IHE STREETS LONDON. Mr. Charles Warner, W. Rcdmund, Howard Kus.sel], John Bcauchamp, Eablache, T. I*. Haynes, Tiavers, &c. ; Misges Louisa Payne, Emmerson, Bretman, Ijivis. (tc.—At DEiIICATE Mr. William lvifnold. ' ...

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... (through renter's agency.) ATHENS, June 20, The Government are taking measures for increasing the army from 12,300 to 40,000 men. A number of officers left to-day for France, Italy, Hungary, Algiers, and Syria to purchaso horses, ammunition, shoes, and clothing for the troops. The infantry will be provided with 1,500 cartridges per man. ...