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THE LATEST NEWS.
LONDON, july ~ Z
Via QUu9NSrO WV, July q, 1881 Z

LONDON July
Via QosxSsrowS, July 81, 1881
Tie Observer says Lord John Rasssl will retain in hid
eardon the n RUSSELL Ne has not tho siabtsee
notion Of giving up public life
Sir G. Lewis will take the War Once. Mr.. Cardweh
Will have ha Chanceorshlp OF lancaster Mr. Fortessus
VIII bs Scoys ary for ireland and Lord Harrington will Al
Mr. Forssouas Office Il understood lord Pahneraton
will, repressp, ls Foreign Department in the Reuse "
Commons. . v. ,,, GA ,os,
f,,an, Morns Es,erhasy haa been appo'uted Minister
without portfolio. ,..,s r,,, ~ ,e.,
To-day N. Mlres lodged appeal against hs trial.
THO loss by Are the property rooms Of the GrsA4
rrera House ia estimated at 900 900 francs Tho psr
rormsnos vii, he interrupted, the scenery Of ~
p,occs to be played this IN the Opera House
i,se,f sig persons we're injured at tho ere,
pssrB, July -, 1851.
The RaArY Lloyd Of to-day says Counts Apponyi and
Uayiaih will for the present remain at their posts
Count Torguci, the Chancellor Of Hungary has de-
cared to Council Of the Auc Court his determinsticB
to according to the wishes Of The nation and to the
constitution.
circular 10 the Osbsrg Bourse ia in course OF prepara
on urging them " agree TO act 10 concert IN accordance
to the Constitution
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In the House Of Commons the 18th, Lord John Rus.
sell stated that most satisfactory had been
ceiyed from Mr. Bruce the Ambassador China reporting
that the mission had been received at Pekin the
friendly and that its relations with the author
tes gave satisfactory prospect of establishing
cial intercourse with China much better footing thar
has hitherto existed.
Mr. Gladstone gave some explanations az to certain
charges which he had brought on a former occasion
against the Grand Duke Of Modena, and which be had
been requested by the Marquis Of Normandy to with
draw. He regretted that these charges had been
srued in severe light than he had intended, but
he could withdraw the main principle Of the state
ment be had made.
Mr.. Dsraeii TO point OF order, and
objected that Mr.. Gladstone was using arguments
which could not be replied to- there motion be.
fore the House.
The Speaker said there was no objection to personal
explanation, but controversy this occasion would be
irregular aud inconvenent.
The subject was then postponed.
The Bankruptcy BILL amended by the House of Lords
taken up and after considerable debate the amend
ent striking out the appointment Of Chief Judge Of
Bankruptcy was disagreed to by majority of A.
In the House OF Lords the 10th the subject of Poland
debated aud hopes generally expressed tina,
the Prusstsn government would deal literally by the
Poles Government promised TO produce the correspond
snoe Of 1881 80 with Prussia on Polish affairs.
Ia tho House OF Commons the 10Th Mr. Cunningham
again presented the petition of Mr. OMaey Irwin charg
ing Mr. Lover and others with fraud the matter Of tho
Galway contract.
Mr.. Lever Indignantly denied the imputation, and
oourted an Investigation
The petition was received by majority Of o. and or.
dered to be printed.
Mr. Kugae put some questions to government relstve
Of the intended of the island Of Sardinia
to France.
general debate ensued, in the course OF which Lord
John Russell spoke in strong terms against any such pro-
jsot the realization Of which would terminate the alliance
between France and England aud could be permitted
without the general concurrence of Europe He how
ever had faith Baron Rcasos statement that Italy
would not ccde another inch Of ground.
The extraordinary ARRAY in London between Mr. Rob.
ers and Major Murray at the apartments Of the former,
had resulted in the death Of Mr. Roberts, and Major Muir
ray although progressing fayoraby, not out Of dan
terry, and Mr. Roberts unconscious time be-
tore his death his deposition could not be taken.
Mr. Edwin James, the well known barrister and ex.
member Of Parliament had been formally dsbarred by
the benchers Of the Inner Temple Lopdon account Of
the scandal which he had recently given rise TO.
with attempt to kin his had been withdrawn the
son refusing give evidence II not known whether
che Grown would prosecute.
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the embassy hero have strict orders to refuse any such
Offers They continually bcsiogod with persons des
rog TO enlist, and have great difficulty in persuadDg
them tina, they wth not be accepted. I presume the
United States government have good and sufficient
for declining the services OF foreign auxaries, but If
Mry should see ~ TO alter their policy this respect
they would easily be able TO raise and very
efficient German legion aud am convinced the Prussan
authorities would not oppose any obstacles to its orna
ton In hc military circles Of this capital the move
ments tho American forces and of old General Scott
watched It'll The utmost interest AS his operations
are looked AS extremely jadcous and they do not
find SO much fault with his apparent dlatorncss his
own country men seem inclined TO do fhey call him tho
Amorc Eabius Cnraior aud Of opinion that in due
time he will stik u decisive blow with the same energy
tlat characterized bis Roman prototype
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INTERESTING FROM EURCFE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA'S MAILS
OUR PARIS AND BERLIN CORRESPONDENCE.
THE AMERICAN REBELLION.
.,>~~~~>~~~~~>~~>~-N~~N~
Opinions of the English Press on Presi-
dent LincOln'S Message.
>~>oo~>~>r>>N~->o>~o>~~~>
Satisfactory Results of the Bri-
fish Mission to China.
The RumOred CessiOn Of the Island Of
Sardinia to France.
>>o~o~-v,>~>>e-ey>-.~~>~~
CONDITION Of THE KING OF PRUSSIA.
~e-D>~~~~~~e-V--~o~O>or.
AFF AIRS IN HUNGARY,
Satisfactory Results Of the Bri-
fish Mission to China.
AFF AIRS IN HUNGARY,
&C., &C., &c.

Tho steamship Africa arrived here yesterday morning
with datcs to tho 21st ult An abstract of her news
was published in Tuesdays HERALD The following is the
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France.

letters from vicby report the Emrno~ at.T ..,~ir
poorly but nevertheless deriving benefit from the wassws
Of that place.
M de St. George, formerly Director Of the Imperial
printing Office, and whose disappearance on account a
heavy enbarrassmants has been already reported ~
been appointed French Consul in Australia.
NJ. Edgar Ney had been sent extraordinary mtu.
sion 10 Berlin.
The Paris Pays asserts that thsre is truth In tho ro
port that the French army Rome is to be increased
The light cavalry at Paris were being practsed n the
rapid establishment Of telegraph wires during suppoeoo
engagement. The wires are fixed ~ lanoes
Tc Mositeur contains report addressed by tho Ainos
ter Marine 10 the Emperor which Is followed by an Nh
herl decree approving Of tho conclusions of the rcpos
md ordering a levy Of for the navy - followssA
1 From among those sailors who have not yet servsd
the State.
2 In case Of insuHcency, from among the ohm
who have served the shortest time OF their period 81
vice. y La
Another decree establishes bonties for those salDe6
w2 enter the navy after ther period Of service has
there were rnmors of X ~ q Senator'S being raised
from 20 900 francs TO SC, 900 francs
The Bourse iuanmate and dropping Rentes closed
6,r. 75c.
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The Count San MARITIME had left Naples.
Tho Ndtiona,uies asserts that whom King Viceer
Emanuel had read the Emperor NapoeOns letter he
" am happy TO that my august ally approves the l1s
OF policy which my government has followed. Tho good
which you bring will all all true friends Of Italy
with Joy"
The Consistory, which was 10 have been held aA Rcss
the 18th bad been postponed till the 23d Of July.
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Further particulars relative the attempt the l
Of the King state that Oscar Borker me map who QcM
the pistols supposed TO bS political patic He twaoa
saluted the King on the promeuade without any not0s
being taken Of him. lie passed the King third tfrass
and rush ing al him. Cred two shots 10 quick succaep0
One bullet penetrated the collar Of the Kings coat ana
his cravst causing slight confusion il the nscx a
hil Maie
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TENHE UNDERSIGNED having during the pas: summer
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