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,artes as most meritorious, there no breach OF
| the peace.


The Lord Lieutenant has at length issued pro-
| camaton, declaring the county OF Cavan and the
| disturbed districts 10 be amenable TO the provision
| 1f an act which provides an additional force when
| he circumstances of the county require II.
| From a return issued on tho 18th instant, by or


Ter OF the House OF Lords II appears that the total
number Of outrages specially reported by the con.


tabulary in Ireland, during the month of June last.
vas $50 The number IN May was S23 that in
June, 1874 only 4f6. Of the 500 outrages repor-
| red during The last month, lS3 were of agrarian
| character


France.


Our advlces from Paris are to the Path ult
The Constitutional states that il is not lmproba-
ole that general election will take place in the
month OF November. II says that when M Sauzet,
The President OF the Chamber, waited on the King,
his Majesty expressed himself in terms which left
no doubt on M. SauZet's mind, that the present
Chamber would be dissolved before the end OF the
year, and that NJ Sauzet and several other function
aries have consequently lett Pans In all haste 10 pre-
pare for the coming contest


We see by the Paris papers of Thursday, that on
| Wednesday Marshal Sou rebuked by Nj. DE Bossy


tor severity TO the army Algers, took occasion TO
! paate the abomlnabe massacre al Dahra-
g II would, he said, shave been atroclous IN Eu,
rope but such things are necessary IN AFRICA; ana
the extermlnated tribe had committed crueltles on
| French soldiers" The French p pc loudly renew
their indignant protest this eXtenuatlon OF the
| atroclty


| The Chambers were prorogued on Monday. The
ROYAL ordinance OF prOrOgalOn was caTTleQ 10 tne
Ch ,mber of Peers by Marshal Soult, President Of
the Council and 10 the Chamber OF Deputies, by
VI Dumon, Minister Of Public Works
The other laws published in the Moniteiu are, that
for the reorganization OF the Council OF State; the
law relative to the police OF railroads, and others,
appropriatng 2,6500 tor tee restoration of the
Cathedral OF Paris, and OF 7,46l ,00H. for the con-
structlon of an hotel for the Foreign Department,
and OF buildings for the Stamp Office and Registry,
and the archives of the Court of Accounts.


The French funds improved on Monday, princi-
paliy on account of the rise in British consos.
Spain.


Madrid papers OF the l4h state, that the decree
against the press has reused opposition even
,mong the supporters OF the Ministry, but it is OF
that weak and uncertsin kind that might be expec
ted where the writers feel that the most moderate
opposition might expose them TO impnsonment BAN
lshment, or rum.


The Madrid papers give long accounts of the pro-
gress of the insurrecon in Catalonia, but they add
nothing 10 the information direct from Barcelona
The Queens visit to the Basque provinces had not
vet been officially announced, but was considered
certain. The question Of her Majesfy's marriage
continued 10 be discussed by the organs OF the
press The Gazette publishes several dispatches rel
alive to the occurrence in Catalonia. Three soldiers
ot the Queens troops and five revoters had been
killed in the attack against San Andres de Paomar.
The accounts from Barcelona state that the lnsur-
rectlon IN that principality might be deemed at an
| end. The Queen was to leave on the 18th tor Va
lencla by sea, and would, after remaining there
| few days, proceed TO Madrid.


Bayonne letters of the 18th ult., state, the con


trary, that the constant movements OF troops IN the


Basque provinces, were held to Indicate that her Ma
| Jesty would visit those districts.


| Belgium.


| The Moniteur of the 18th ut, publishes compa-
rative review of the public revenue for the first SIX
| months OF this year. The amount was


In is45, ............... S5,ssi,7i6 u


Increase in ls45,. ,,............,.. l,sa5,l7o 70


able increase, amounting in all to- 49,. 3,2l2673 81


But decrease IN others OF. l,sS7,5o2 10
On Tuesday last the immense mandatory OF
| Messrs. Note, Rosser u Co, at Rouboux, was


totally destroyed by fire, which broke out at


the afternoon The stalrcases having caught fire at


the very beginning, the worknen took refuge In the
upper stories, some jumping out OF the windows =


One OF them broke his limbs, and Is dead two others
Some workmen and women who were on the sixth


story, surrounded and threatened all sides by


flames, uttered the mos piercing cries. and present
: I'd lanentabe spectacle they stood at the win
J they were, however, all got down by means si lad


ders, ropes, Nc, but several received contuslon
. and wounds The loss i estimated at two million
, and half OF francs (fl00,000 sterling) The manu-
d factory Was not insured at Its full value. II gav
i employment 10 500 workmen


Sicily.


: SIcILrAN Navy "A letter from Naples states tha


The King Of the Two Slcllies has of late wears beer
u much occupied with increasing his navy 1t is, i
says, AT present composed OF twelve sailing ships
: war; among which are one of 50 guns and -four fri
gates, and Twelve steamships, of which eight are
! large trigates with engines OF three hundred horse
E power, mounted with Pdixhan guns. The Kinl


mas erected at Pietrana a very large foundry fol


steam engines; and IN short time one OF three hun


dred horse power, destined for new frigate build.


ing al Casteldmare, Will be finished
Switzerland.


The Swiss Diet, In It's sitting of the 18th ult., de


cded against entertaining, for the present, the ques


tlon of revision of the federal com pact, by ma


ority of fourteen and half cantons against six anC


half, and consequently the question stands owe


TIL next year. The principle of total revision o


the conn act had the support of only the five most


Garis, and Vaud. The executive council of Zurcl
mas decided suffering DR.. SteIger and the hre,
gendarmes who assisted him in his escape to eno,
the rights of hospitality, and on treating them po
litica refugees. This resolution was unanimous al


respects DR.. Steger, but there were some votes il
favor OF refusing the gendarmes permission to con
tInue III the canton.


Russia and Circassia.


The Russian official military journa al the Inraiide
OF the 12h ult, contains despatch to the Mlnste
OF War, fron the coramander-in-chIef of the arm,


ofthe Caucasus dated the l7th June, giving long de


tails OF the movement OF the troops, from May % tt
, June s, which day the CircassIans were forced
from elevated position which they occupied a
; Antahlmerer. Thev had assembled here to tn,


number OF from $500 to 1000 men, but were at las


obliged TO fly precipltatey The Russian troops hat


only Ia men wounded The possession of h


mountain the report says, Is very important, b.inl
the key 10 all the country round.
l. Greece.


CONTINUATION AT SMYRNA-The following de
tails are taken from private letter, dated SMYRNA
July g. 1915 =


h Smyrna is again in misery and ruin: large
i and more awful conhagration than the last com
menced on the evening Of the Sd instant continued


violently tor twelve or fifteen hours, and upwards o
b TWO days IN burning embers and slde-fres, ever
up to yesterday; here and there magazines an,
stone buildings were burnlng-some from beinl
, opened too soon when the heated air burst into ;
flame. IL began IN the centre of the town. aided By


furious north wind, (Which afterwards changed,
J destroying every thing right and left, and
Tor 9, circumference, ! calculate, Of at leas
mile and a half The town half sid,
| OF Frank street is consumed aad ther