... ; -4-J 4 IMIW-'JC C.- IORATIONS' III!.! :OR SVOTI. ?? MsUNNCIPA\L CORP'ORATION'S' BILL MOI SCOIAD . - I Weis' haveload o~i nu cpotllity of ?? this lill, i''iiichli has been liro. intel anti brou~ght Iin be Mr Stemiitt andtl th Litid Aideoctits, nitl ie's ?? our tealots with ?? nb~,tiras' of the storen imiportant 1rovi's'oits It Conisits of IL ?? clouses, Ain'tavl troe il tire foun suhedltles, ...

... , A paper, containing some valuable inforination, relative prospects of this undertaking, and compiled from the evidence giveu before the parliarnentary committeef has jnst beani piinted a; bya order of the ?? give the following extracts from the report of thi comsmittee, dated ?? 2thi MArch:_ ; That ?? gradiaens of tbe-proposri line era generally very ' ftytible. The steepest gradient ...

... meontoap & tburobapto OWt. LONDON, Wednesday, June 15.u ARDpapers to the 6th inst. have been received. e W ?? account of the defeat of Colonel Valdez by the S Carlists under Cabrera, had reached that capital. In the r French papers received this morniung thise urberls of 0 ; ajs tinos made prisoners is 700; in the SPanish jora t; in the former, the number of officers shot in cold blood by ° ...

... The second battalion of the royals has got an addi- tienl11 Surgeon on embarking for Quebec. a Tlre 19th depot, at Nenn h, have given one detah- t meat, chnch is to Killaloe, vhere Captain Price and company are stationed, with Ensign Seymour. Tue Parmelia transport, with the second division of t the 52d light infantry under Major Blois, which sailed i frcm Cork the Ilth of 'May, arrived at ...

... PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS-' SCOTLAND. Jine S. Treed Fis.qeris Bill-Rvad a third time; aenondaients made; bill passed. PETITIONSS. June S. Edinb arqlj, Leith, and Newlhaven Railway Blll1-Pe.tion of inhabizants of Edinburgh, against ; to lai on the taule. Newspaper Starmipe-Petitionn for the reneal of the du. ty thiereon :-machine makers, laclksnnit!;h, anid others employed at the works of ...

... Nabal flifelliffMCe- t - c Air J. A. Dunbar, son of the late Captain Sir S. Dun- r bar, obtained the first medal, and Mir A. G. West, son of Admiral West, the second, at the hilf-yearly exami- t nation of students, on Tuesday, at the Royal Naval Col- a logo. Portsmouth, June 25. The Asia, 84, Captain Fisher, is orderedl to Plymouth from Spithead, to join the 111inden, for what purpose is t not ...

... PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS- SCOTLAND. BILLS. June 17. Dundee Waterworks Bill-Report further ?? (prints having been delivered on Monday 13th June); amendments agreed to; other amendrmcnts marle; bill to be engrossed. Glasgow and Falkirk Railway Bill-Reported; report to lie on the table. Lockhart's Estate Bill-Read asecond time, and com- mitted to Sir George Clerk and the East Scotland litt. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MAY Sl. e The Slavery Abolition (Jamaica) Bill went through a Committee, after some observations from Lord Gleneig, on m1a1ing the motion, and from lord Aberdeen, In expresslng 3bis conctmence In It.-The Marquis of LoKDoNDERRY r preented many petitions against the Bishopric of Durham e Bill, and read some letters in proof of the charitable and r smunificent ...

... Forgigt 3Inteiligellre. S PA IN. er Upon the subject of Spain the 'aitecr or Sun- is day contains the following Bulletin :- Advires lit from Vittoria, dated I ith instant, state that Gen. ty Santiago Mendez Vigo, appointed Minister of e- War, had left on the preceding dlay for Madrid. Cordova waited his arrival in that capital, and 1 a-was to ltave set out for his command on the 16th.X a. A ...

... ?? t- 0iCffionvanp - I~ m~ii t ff s I--nS REFORM DINNER AT Irswvtci.-Yesterday week (the 27th instant) the liberal members for Ipswich, -Messrs. Morrison and Wason.-inet their consti- tuents, in company with Mr. O'Connehl, 'who, with the reformers of that borough, to the number of about 400, afterwerda dined at the theatre. The members and tb'ir'friends headed a procession into the town, and ...

... igrircultoure, GARDENING, AND RURAL AFFAIRS. - ?? NEW 51AN]REr.-WC observe from an advertisement in our first page, that a new manure, under the chemical name of animlalized ccrrbon, has taken the field in comn pitition with the bone ddrst. We leave our agricultural friends in the north to test its qualities, but we urrerstand it is from 1As, to 20s. per acre cheapen than the bone manure, ...

... THE MORNiNG CHRONICLE. LON DON: ,1101D O V ,)4Y JUNT~E ?? 7, I SM. ATTEMPT ON THE, LIFE OF 'THIE KING OF 'IHE FRENCH. We hasten to lay the folvowill, tclegraphic dispatch, with an accoml)anyilg translatily be- fore our readers:- PAIII, I.E ?? It IN, A I1NI* IIVj RI 1 I)U MI.\CiN. 1La RoI vient d' ?? . ;LI iuu Icau daLlger. t n indiridu a tirc sur sa MAJI'sTIE, qui Wa pas et atteinte. ...