... (ErrS D OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PARIS, SuNDAY. The war news from Vienna to-day is very scanty, but the little that arrives is of the same complexion arihat noticpd in my letterof yesterday. It fooks as if'the forces of the Russian empire were really to be turned against Austria. The armies of the Czar, with their oentre at Jassy, press between their ex- tended wings the eastern provinces of ...

... I O 1MOUNT SAINT. JOSEPH SEMilAR!, 0 I I - CLONDALKI: - i: I The annual examinations and aca demical exercises of the young pupils of this institution 'fere held yesterday. The day proved wet and inclement, yet the attendance on the occasion was numorous and imost respectable, including the parochial clergy in the ?? the monastery, and also many of the clergy and :gentry of Dublin, together ...

... | ?? At the quarterly meeting of the members of the Liberal Frlendly Brothers Society held at their rooms, South Greet George'O-sireei,' the following, petition was unanirnously adopted, 'and: ordered to be lorwarded to Edward Grogan, Esq.,. for presintdimon, and: that John' Vance, sEq., be re- quested to support its prayer:-- ob ire Mon. tire Rhights, Citfens, and Dargesses in Pairsa. in r ...

... UNIVERSITY _ iLLGR CAMBRIDGE, JULY 3.-M .A. CoiImE C At a coogreeation on Saturday last, the under eti_ degrees were conferred. LLD.-John T..der..etied legd. M.D.-Adean Bealey, Queen's Collor- 051 'sIC. cliffe Goodwin, Caius College; Etenr r-ohn W. Pembroke.College; Thomas Tattershall R , Fes d, College. M.A.-Trinity College-Willt- H fsw Dctisi ratod Dickie Kershaw, Ralph John Lyon atdrsO d ...

... THE INSURRECTION AT MADRID. LFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] MADRID, JUNE 28. A military movement, which it is said will be succeeded by a popular one, has at length taken place. Last night all the cavalry in Madrid (13 squadrons), with General Dalce, inspeotor-geteral of that arm, at its head, and two battalions of in- fantry (Prinoipe, quartered in the Barrack of San Francisco), with ...

... : THEWAR. RUSSIAN REPLY TO THE AUSTRO. IPRLSSIMA SUMMONS. The Rusi Berlin, Sunday Night, July 2. The Russian reply to the summons of Austria anrd Prussia was rezeived here last night, it is unequivocally negative ine eiseetisal points. Russia will resist to the last man and the last rouble. NA. ?? SIR CNAPIEWS AP21OApH TO CRON8TADT The rumours st the French Ministry of Marine are to the effect ...

... MALTA, SBuN 26. The French steamer Jean Bart, a fine line-of-battle ship, and the Thabor, left yesterday for the East, fill of troops. The usual amount of cheering took place as they left the harbour. Among the troops was a son of -Prince Polignac, a sous cadet in the 3rd Hussars. The Tribune, Hon. S. T. Carnegie, left on. the morning of the 24th for the Blaok Sea; and the Cormorant, No. 103 ...

... DESP-ATCHES. I ~l~EGIAPHI hr informtion which we have received nerlln confirms the substantial correctness of the ~ raphiC comtunicationf which we published tbesterda from our Correspondent at that capital. oue ~~f iwaut's statement is as follows:- BERLIN, MONDAY. ubstance of the Czar's answer to the Aueo~Pru U s~.uamong has been communicated, 5ltheuel the document itself has not yet arrived ...

... on1y property left for the Rupport of their tianilies. w~xvssvss nfl ?? - -l L COURT, &c. On Saturday mnorning, her Majesty went to the riding f school of BAicknhanam Palace. In the afternoon, soon t after three o'clock, Duleep Singlh, the grandson of the 1!I celebrated Runjeet Singh, the lion of the Punijaub, c arrived at the palace to be introduced toher Majesty upon d his arrival in this ...

... THE A L7STRO-PR USSIAN TREA TY. The following additional article to the treaty be- tween Austria and Prussia, dated April 20, 1854, has been presented to the House of Lords by com- rand of her Majesty ;- According to the conditions of article If. of the treaty concluded this day between his Imperial Majesty the Em- peror of Austria and his Majesty the King of Prussia, for the establishment of ...

... Yesterday the annual general meeting of the above company was hold at the London Tavern. The chair was taken by Mr. WEBB. It appeared from the report that despetches were received on the 12th June last, stating that the eompenp'. Re,,pr.intAndevt bad discovered a a magnifi- cent lode of the greatest promise, the whole mass of workings upon it being rich for silver and lead. Of the character ...

... The Committee of Privileges which has-we to forget for how long-been engaged in collecting c} the curiosities of Hibernian scandal, inquiring into certain bill transactions, and ferreting out be all manner of electoral iniquity, reports the result be of its investigation in a blue-book which we ven- pr ture to hope few will take the trouble to read. be Amidst a feculent heap of rubbish there ...