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ITALY.

A letter from Florence, of the 20th inst., stake
that on Thursday afternoon, the 18th instant, the
Hereditary Prince, who wu driving in his carriage
outside the town, waa saluted with cries of "Long
live the Constitutional Prince r His Royal High.
ness took no notice, and continued his drive. It
was then determined by the Constitutional party to
snake a great "demonstration" on the 18th, and to
call for the Prince and the National Guard. The
Government, being apprised of their intention,
issued a proclamation forbidding any demonstration
whatever. The 18th consequently passed over
quietly, and the town has not since been disturbed,
but commercial transactions are suspended.

A Cabinet Oannentren held,Sanemieralteeneen at
the oßcial reekbene oldie Firsontleatef Maury.
in Downiardront. The ifisidan pmment was
Visecouit Pdmanetea. the Loa Chenedker Bad
Granville, the Mende et Lowdown% the Red of
Harrowby, Sir George Grey, the Earl of Clarendon.
Mr. Secretary Labouchere, Lord Nomura, the Chat
cellor of the Exchequer, Sir Charles Wood, the
IlikLlion. R. Vernon Smith, Lord Stanley of
, the Right Hon. M. T. Raines, and the
1V11:44 Argyll.

A him the Church of &edam% couidetiag of
Lai the Rev. Dr. Paull, the Rey. Dr. Fowler,
Mr. Ketalleems, Mr. I. A. Ewing, Mr. lame Be=
Drib Or Joao Kwma-Maxwell. and Mr.
~ had an tehawkw with Mr. Secretary Lump
shoe. ea *loft at the Olisaial-efike.
The Ja Rom Wee tithe Privy Comma eat cat Satar-
=daft "Failkelea Iliatete" petition (part heard) was
The Leas point wire the Lards helloes
O Kilt*imd Ikess mil
Mak.Tamar, the Judge of the Admiralty
wed, Ilk W.

The Royal yacht Victoria and Albert, Captain
the Rea. Joseph Doman, anbarked b Royal Hishases
the Primo Consort sod salts, yesterday nova, at °shame,
and ettighei at helf-paat twelve, with his standard at her
ads, ire Antwerp.
His Excellency the Alabama/Ur of Prams and
the Counties do Pareiney have kilt the Prime Pantaszy kw
Nenshate Park, Ossa, on a visit to Prams Comers
Welders,* end Kr. G. 0. Harcourt.

Hi; Huelimy Bona Benda& will have the
boom to receive the Qom of the Netherbode to Owe on
Wedoestlay next, at the Natherleade Lam.

His Excellency the Pennies' Minister (Domingo
Elko) sad suite hare left tie Ilianswkit 1114,1, irtntyn-
street, for the United States.

The Duke and Dachas of Richmond, accompanied
by the Primo Edwin! al Sew Wainer sad Lady Cecelia
Oerdea loaaes, have left tows kw Goodwood Park, eaten,
to receive owayeay &Mae the taw week. Prime Edward of
tine Withatz sad Lord Henry, Gotha Lenox have tows
to-day kr Goodwood.
The Doke of Devonshire hew abandoned his in-
tended visit to Liman Cootie, Wand, for this eattuoa, sad
will Wetly reads at Chatsworth, after kW visit to Bolton
Abbey seat area&

Tie Minnie and Marchioness of Stafford left
WWI Bests ea theardry for Thadises, on their way to
&Wiest

the Marquis and Marchioness Chobassudeley have
rolumod lo Corhon Ifome4onme from Romblon HMI,
&seam, Norbfk.

Tie Fart and Countess of Derby and Lady Emma
Swaim have tows today, aa a risk to the Duke ad
Dour of Rielusead, at Goodwood Park, darter the rates.
Load Shaftesbury and Lord Hatherrtoo, with many
other ..0-testa potteries, erred the Math et the
Isatat Hall Special &Moos tor the Work* Cheer, hot
~dog. The halt vr vary and carded. The preacher
wee the Rev. Haitt Stowell.

MONDAY EVENING, JULY 27, .

&rowing open the trade thp tax, which it is now
gesieralbr admitted bee only Nerved to make meat
dearer tan ever, will be suppressed.
The Daily News, Express, Leader, Iglus Bull, and
other papers were seised to-day.

PARIS, BATIMDAT ETTXTIIO.
The Emperor, who was expected in Paris this
evening, has determined to stay two days longer at
Plombidres. It is probable that his departure from
Havre for Osborne will be postponed from
Ailing 3 to August 5.
Empress yesterday gave a grand dinner to
all the =Misters at St. Cloud. This is, I believe, the
Cyst entertainment of the kind given by her Majesty

in the Emperor's absence.
The independence Beige was seized to-day, on ae-
tonne, as I understand, of a good deal of gossip
about the plot. It alludes, though only to contra-
dict it, to an absurd report that General Cavaignee
and M. Emile de Girardin were both implicated;
that the former was under arrest, and that the
latter had gone to Switzerland to get out of the
way. The story, of Girardin plotting in con-
cert with Cavaignee, whom he has never
forgiven for having thrown him into prison in
1 requires no contradiction. The fact is, that
Us& of these gentlemen are engaged in the math-
ciestly absorbing occupation, when on the wrong
sib of fifty, of making themselves agreeable to
lemobome young wives. M. de Girardin is making
a tear with hie bride. As to General Cavaignac,
*hen many people in Paris firmly believe to be in a
impeen at Vincennes, he is at this moment with his
sofils and baby at his estate of the Chateau do Loir,
b the implement of the Sarthe, where he is build-
hizeilion in the garden, with the intention of
up three or four spare beds, the house being
be mall to permit his receiving a single guest for
the *ht. The general enjoys his domestic retire-
suet above everything; and although he would be
bay on occasion to serve his country, his personal
bubo are unambitious, and he is the last man in the
world to take part in dark intrigues and comikoirecies.
The prosecution against Tibaldi, Bartolotti, Grail
alias Saro, and their alleged accomplices, is being
sotively proceeded with. The Chamber of Accuse-
*. sat yesterday to hear a report on the matter
read. It is probable that the trial will come on
during the first fortnight in August.
It im stated that orders have been given for the
restoration of the Whitest of St. Des. The
lartses ass to be Inisited, the floor of the nave
iswerad, and the numniment is to assume altogether
the swot It lei In the thirteenth century. A special
vault will be prepared for the sovereigns of the
Natese.
Li been calm, with very little varia-
tion. No news is yet known from India, and from
the steadinoseelConsola it is inferred that despatches
cannot have been received in London. The Rente,
after having been about 10e. lower, closed with
tolerable firmness at yesterday's price, 66.90, both
for cash and account. Mobilier was steady, without
change. The railways varied very little. The dimi-
nution in the week's receipts caused some hesitation
among buyers.
The posthemons works of 13kranger will appear
towards the close of the month of October, edited by
M. Perrotin. They will consist of his autograph
and of ninety-five songs, known at present to oral
his frierd, M. Lebrun, member of the French
Academy, and author of " Marie Stuart."

UNITED STATES.