... ?- - : piskitt !? . ?j $the. ? RE-OPENING OF THER LERAPO BAN K. The Wolverhampton ?? lpnd'etr day (Tuesday) morning, for the liquidation. in fall of, the note, in circulation, :this proceeding being necessary before the Bank resumes bu Inese In the ordlnary way. or the exact amount of note returned to the Bank yesterday we have not Precise informa- tion, but it is 'very 'mnch below what bad ...

... E4t or,01111 AA criffilld. The Queen and Prince Consort, with the Princess Royal, Princess Alice, Prince Arthur, Prince Leopold, and. the Princesses Helena, Louisa, and Beatrice, left Windsor on Monday, for Osborne, attended by the Duchess of Atholl, the Hon. Lucy M. Kerr, Major-General the Hon. Clharles Grey, Captain dii Plat, and the Master of the Househlod. A guard of honour from the Scots ...

... OpTIMMham Nail, winsIt. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1857. NEWS OF THE DAY. ThE House of Lords have met in something very like a belligerent temper. The Bishop of OXFORD began it, and Lord SoATESBURY'S laughing at him made things worse. There is absolute profanity in the very idea of laughing at a Bishop. On Monday night Earl GRANVILLE and Lord DERBY get up an affray- the cause being a previous ...

... vollimmitary Opfilom [In addition to the usual daily report of the procceedings in Parliament, we propose to eive under this head such extracts from the speeches of the leadjing statesmen as may be said to reflect the opinion of Parliicut.] The order of Lord Canning suppressing the press in India has brought the Govemor-Generai info odium with nearly every class ill that country, saving the ...

... D! i5trid 'paig. WEDNESBURY. .'AV1RoAo.-Jane Williams, a rather well-lookingyoung woman, was charged on Tuesday, before J. Bagnall and E. Walker, Esqrs., with being drunk and disorderly on the previous Tuesday night. It appeared from the evidence, that Mrs. Williams had been drink- ing at the George, and became exceedingly disorderly, so much so that the police were sent for, and constables ...

... Etn vowltus. We are sorry to learn that Viscountess Chetwynd died on Saturday last, at Exmouth. Her ladyship was only daughter of the late Mr. Robert Moss, and married, in 1822, Viscount Chetwynd, by whom her ladyship leaves a numer- ous family. UpB, _PTsBTA' OHE8TESTgIKU SF:THE. Pinniia-,-On Monday mornink the able-bodied paupers of >the,13rnmnsall farm of the -Aanchester Board ok Guar- ins, ...

... attst ? ptw. By ZLUOWO AND INTEMATIOZOAL oospAN TauGIAfl. OiUces, Temple Building% New Streeb. THE EXPECTED INDIAN MAIL. A despatch, received at the Foreign Office yesterday, from Marseilles, says: A mail from Calcutta, dated October 31st, arrived by French steamer from Alexandria, and left last night at ten o'clock. LATEST FOREIGN DESPATCHES. (Frosn ojsrsown Correspondents.) LONDON, TUESDAY ...

... E, In 'iffittoplb. The Prince of Wales has given a donation of £350. to the Licensed Victusllers' Schools. INDIAN MUTINY RELIEF FUND.-We have much plea- sure in stating that the sum of £419. 5s. has been forwarded to this committee, being the residue of a fund which was collected by British subjects in Russia during the late war for the relief of their fellow-countrymen who were prisoners of ...

... 6r0-amlnntt. NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. We quite agree with the sentiments of A Friend of the Queen's Hospital, but we doubt the policy of admitting anonymous attacks upon the individual Professors. THEI BIRMINGHAM A B C TIME TABL. To the EDrTOe of the DAILY PoSr. Sir,-Mr. Oliver Pensberton' has been, it would appear, mis- liffer died'astfedtrain leaving Birmingham for Stoke Works,. and with ...

... . arliantent 944 NO. v HOUSE OF LORDS. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. PROPERTY Orr HARRIED WomEN.-The LORD CnANCELLOR presented a petition from Mr. Grimonhaw, 'of Bank House, near Burnley, praying for a legielative settlement of the question whe- ther a married woman should have the power of appointing trus- tees of property acquired by inheritance. EXPLANeATIONeS. Tbe Earl of DERTIY ...

... WIile 911;f. The Gazette de Nice states that a serenade was given a few nights ago to Meyerleer, the composer, by the ama- teurs of the town. At the Italian Opera, Paris, last week,' Don Pasqualo was produced, in order to afford an American lady, Madame de Wilborst (who is not a professional singer) to appear for the first time with Mario, Zucchini, and Corsi.e Donizetti wrote this charming ...

... fflaile goof. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1857. NEWS OF THE DAY. THsE House of Lords has been doinrg nothing except agreeing to the proposal to grant £1,000. a year to General HAVELOCK; to postpone the ReligiousWorship Act Bill; and to read for the first time the Bank Indemnity Bill. Matters of greater importance have engaged the attention of the other Honse. The question of exten- ding the ...