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London, England, 1866-07-07 00:00:00

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No. 6,215.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 7, 1866. [STAMPED, id. ADDITIONAL.] [TWOPENC
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CUNARD sad NORTH
AYKLICAN ROYAL MAIL STRAIT MUM, appointed by
the AdmhsHf to sail between LIVERPOOL and NM VOIR,
mod between LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, the Bootee ships calling
sd Halifax to land sad receive peascagersand mails. The follow-
-6r other midis are appointed to sail from Unocal, eaNing
Catk to We** tbe mak:
AFRICA, for BOSTON, Saturday, July 7.
SCOTIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, July 14.
CHINA, for BOSTON, Saturday, July a.
Psenne-money, includDs eteward'a fee and provlsioes, but
Without wines or liquors:—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin,
AD; second cabin, £l6. To New York, chief cabin, ; second
iskbk —Andy to J. B Poord, SS, Old Broadetreet, London;
J.ll. Currie, Havre, and It, Place de la Bourse, Paris: G. and J.
tem 10, lessidesetreet, Onsiow ; D. sad C. Haelrer, Qnsene-
poen: or D. and C. 'Wirer, 8. Water-Arse% Liverpool.

PHILLIPS and COMPANY'S =AS are
NWT said CHILLPEEL
Bt2ONO to 711/1 BLACK TEA, la MI., 2a., ts. W., b., fa Id.
host delirious Mask Tea hp now only Ss Id. par pound- Pare.
rW tare, °hake aortae. la. 4d., la. id., L. Bd.
PMLIPB and Co., Taa Merchants, 8, Etna Wllltamwtavet,
day, London. EC.
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PI CIIIM and Co. send all goods earriese fres 'maWan debt
au. et No. 8, Etma Wlllism.strest ; 40a worth ouv&plet la
ass railway dor ation market town In England. and
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mess or Swansea

lating him upon the victories in Bohemia. The
clubs are 'decorated with the Prusaian flag.
It is stated that a portion of the Austrian forces
in Venetia have been ordered to the north.
The Italian losses at Suello, as announced by the
Austrian commander in the Tyrol, are stated to
have been greatly exaggerate& Intelligence re-
ceived here from the Venetian frontier to the 6th
last. Woks that the Austrians are strengthening
their Mites at Rovigo.

tributes whisk it receives abundantly in every assembly,
of our countrymen. (Cheers.) Perhaps if I were td
Okapi to pronounce a glowing West either upon the
past or the present of the House of Commons, I mist*
be permitted to efface from my recollection, or at least to
throw into the shade, an incident which occurred also*
three weeks ago. (A laugh.) Bat it is not necomery for
us to regard this ce that particular imenerence. The alter
ratter of the House of Commons is too closely
associated with the character of the country aver
its history to make it at all necessary Set
it timid be the subject of any elaborate
remarks to secure far its nutrition the welcome it is
always sure of receiving from an assembly of Englishmen.
I must now thank the right hon. and distinguished gee-
llama near me who is the loader of the house for the
kind tams is which he has been pleased to refer tO 44.
I assure him with intense satisfaction that I hearth} re-
ciprocate the sentiments he has uttered. (Chows.) The
country out of doors do us but justice when they mink
taro the conviction, warranted by the facts of the case,
that amidst those conflicts into which many of us este,
and bonen* engaged in from night to night, the ardour
end engetness with which they fight what they think
sportively are the battles of public interests, are not to
be taken as indicating that personal ananosilici
are perpetuated afterwards. (Cheers.) The Nose
of C 01110•116 has at all events the special claims upok
public approval during the present year, that we have been
more than usually lively in our transactions, and have
attraiked a very eassidemble share of the poblie attention.
(Lougliter.) If the House of Commons upon any moisitsc
goes missy, or rises to the full height of its vocation, Bs
blame or honour must always be this—that it is the
country and the people it represents. And an this day,
when you entertain a sovereign in whom we gladly recog-
nise the distinguished and worthy representative of a sister
country, it is with satisfaction we may remember thatlbig..-
land, if she has sometimes, by particular passages in bar
history, helped to mislaid the nations of the earth, may at
all events in the modelling of representative mai.
tutions hope to have done them some service. Mel,
hear.) And it is with thankful satisfaction we observe in
more than one part of Europe, but perhaps be none with
such distinction and entire success as in Belgium, under
the guidance of its enlightened Sovereign, that al
resembling in every essential feature oar ownl=

FLORENCE, Jos 6.
General Lamarmora has drawn up a report of
the battle of Custozza, in which he details the
operations of the army during the 23rd, 24th, and
26th June. He says that the Italian losses cannot
yet be precisely stated, and adds that the spirit of
the army is excellent ; 1,600 Austrians were taken
prisoniel•

•. BMW IRLOI LIVERPOOL OR, orszuswini TO
tigRFORK TWICE A Win.
POOL, 'NEW YORK, and
INTEILADELPELIA IfTLAN4HIP COMPANY intend de-
spangled their full-powere. ado-built Iron Screw Stem-Shim
orrytog the linked States
PROM LIVERPOOL for NW YORE.;
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.4.1 I PANS, wp
ay,cbseeday, July 11.
1CA14434013. Frid July 1,
crry OP NNW YORK, 'Weduesday, July IS.
every Wed
sad alternate Fridays and Saturdays
AO)in pewee by the toad steamers sailing every Wednesday,
14 If, and 1I dulness, according to the eicoommeitaines.
~.......Pessege includes a full supply of cooked =Loos.
fotiCanada and the United Metes booked es
very raataßeo
2.14 s terms For further particulars ap to
111.„Ifateroirest,11verpool ; mid to
sad MACZY, tl, Mad IFlMiamotreet. London.

The kltal of the Austrian army engaged in the
battle 'Was 80,000, consisting of the sth, 7th, and
9th maps, one division of reserves, and two
brigades of cavalry.

OTITRIOAM and the RHINE.—The iTether-
MAR es.° w. ecipsgr lad and rent:inn% n% el
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114ffickwall'Fares": Salli toun,"Sindl 6nrltuznthifore cabilrr Its.B4±
f MIS@ Mier Monter PYRNOORD, Captain M. Van t Hoff,
•Dm elf the lower, EVERY THURSDAY MORNING mil.
trcen ffiotterthm every eadey.--Fortrsight or prow
, mils to PS, GRAVES, PH=OPS and Co., SS Dun-
tiliessonse. . ; or to CHLIIPS 17nlversal-office, Ragent.
Asia, Ir.

Commons have been organised, and have taken root as
freely sad sensually as if no portion of such institutions
had been copied from abroad, testifying thereby that they
are founded upon principles as broad and deep se human
nature itself, and that in all future operations of national
life they are destined to contribute hugely to the happi•
nal and prosperity of mankind. (Load cheers.)
Other toasts followed, and after the health of the Indy
Mayoral= had been drunk, on the proposition of 'the
Prince of Wales, the company broke up.
Before and during dinner instrumental music wee per.
farmed by • military tend, and between the spesehes
songs and glees were sung by a select company of the
Orpheus Glee Union. Mr. Harker, jun., ably carried out
the duties of toastmaster.