The Press.
London, England, 1857-06-27 00:00:00

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AUSTRIA AND SARDINIA.
The Universal German Gazette suttee that an
amicable settlement of the Austro-Sardinian diffi-
culty is near at hand, everything concerning such
a result having been, it declares, am* diplo-
matically.

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A letter from Milan states that great preparations
are being made for the reception and residence of
the Princess Charlotte of Belgium. The personages
destined to form the court• of the future arcbdnehess
have been already designated, and have received
orders to be at Milan on the 30th of duly.
The Pope has conferred the Grand Cross of the
Order of Pius on the Archduke .Maximiliish sod the
Order of Gregory on the Count tie Zichy.

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A canvas camp is to be formed at Aldershott at the
northern extremity of the plain. Her Majesty is ex.
pected to visit the camp and review the troops in the
second week of July.
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A gentleman yesterday afternoon,l)etween twelve
and one, deliberately threw himself over South-
wark-bridge, and was drowned. The body was not
recovered.

LAST UGHT'S DEBATits
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ROYAL ♦SSENT.
The royal assent was given, by commission, to
the Princess Royal Annuity Bill, the Transporta-
tion and Penal Servitude Bill, and a series of other
public and private measures.

OATHS HILL.
The Oaths Bill was brought up from the Commons
and read a first time.
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THE VICTORIA MEDAL. to, In
The Earl of DONOUOIIMORE complained that his
application for a ticket to see the distribution of the
Order of Valour by her Majesty in Hyde•park that
morning had been left totally unnoticed.

Lord- NNW:ME said thit the Quartermaster-
General bad received 20,000 applications, and from
extreme press of business was obliged to leave many
letters unopened.
TEE XILEENIRIC SCRIPTIJEE.BEADERS' CASE.
Lord DONOUGIIMORE called attention to the con-
duct of certain justioes acting in the city of Kil-
kenny, and moved for a aeleet committee to inquire
into the transaction in question. The noble lord
recapitulated the details of the case, which related
to an attack'npon some scripttimreadets by a Kil-
kenny mobin Jay, 1856. $: 0.6 1 to
Earl Gaiiiv.t.LE explained the' tiMinnstancee,tif
which he gave a somewhat different version, con-
tending that the proposed inquiry by a committee
was unneceriiry and inexpedient.
The Earl
,of DERBY and the Marquis of itgS_T-
MEATEI hay* brielty,sptiken, the ritaiwle tab-
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INTVIAN TRIRENALe. :13
The Earl of AttirstAtive, In presenting sciewpati-
tions from English, merchants and. residents in
Bengal, remonstrated against the injustice committed
and evils occasioned by extending
.the jurisdiction
of the Company's courts over Britia# subjects in
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India. .
The anbjeekAiestfollowedlap itm.Marquis of
CLANRICARJ in opeech of considerable length, but
after a reply from the Duko of ARGYLL, and. some
remarks fiom the Earl of Etztmuntouan and Lord
CAMPBELL, was allowed to drop.
sitsisTEßs' MONEY.
The third reading of the Ministers' Money (Ire-
land) Bill was moved by 'Earl GRANVILLE.
The Earl of CLANCARTY moved as an amendment
that the bill should be read a third time that day six
months. He urged many objections to the measure,
regretting much that Lord Derby had declined to
persevere in his opposition to its passing.