... *m4?tLIaI 33j?I?gmtflt. I - ---F - 01152? needs HOUSE OF LORDS. Adj THURSDAY, May 7. There were numerous petition' against the Ch5?itablO Tnzals Th( DIII, and one from the bllls? Clergy and Dissenting minlst&5 of WI Van Mr. in favour ci a Ten Route' Bill. THE CORN BILL. shaxo LOYSI ASHOURTON moved for a relure of the quantity of other Foreign corn and flour In bond, In order that If their ...

... - ?ARME?RB? PLUNDEREUB, Ye The EDITORS 5/The LIVERPOOL MERCURY. GuserLuMaN,-Iit consequence of themany complaints e ? have ??arU from the farmers id others, of the verygretet ?? ?, das?isge which has been done of late Years to their crops. P41515 ? stores, stocks of poultry, &c.,by the immense number ot 6 o t eats ndw spread over a peat part of the country, I have, 6 30 san 9 iS a.. ? utter a ...

... - - - - The Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry, and thle Lady Alexandrina Vane have arrived at Hoidernesse House, from Paris. [a The town council of Durhsam, and the Trustees of on the city of Durham charities, have forwarded petitions against ash the Charitable Trusts, Bill. ?? London correspondent of the Shieffield rris says ng -1 Cobden still continues very weak. It is believed that he ...

... MVLTKTR? IN PARVO. 0s, The Blank of England returns for the week ending the 9thl ho instant, state the amount of notes issued to be £27,244,095, B' o which the banking department has en hand £6,i888,405, lear- alt ing the circulation, in bank notes, £20,408,599, to which must] le- b added, bank post bills, £981,417; against this in addition tol of the Government debt on other securities, there ...

... Wettterd. RAND 3TUNCTITON COMPANY. forTH GRAND JUNCTION COMPANY. 5 to Sen 0W:5 P. incipilf. 5111 T THE DIRECTORS. GlENTLrMsBN,-Whilje discontent pervades your offhices, W15from one end of the line to the other, and in the absence nwsof proper means to prevent its progress, I[shall takte upon the myefthe task to lay out a course o fpicy foey observance, to lay clearly before th~e public and ...

... THE UNITED STATES. THE OREG,_ON QUESTION. The Liverpool, New York sailing packet, Captain E1dridge arrivvd at Liierolool o0l Tuesday forenoon, bring- ing papers to the 2-2nd ult., the contents of which are very OIl the I8th of April, the Oregon notice, as agreed to in the Senate, was brought under discuetnion in the House of Representiatives * tind, on the motion of Mr. Robert Dale Onen, a ...

... I OME EST 1C NEWS. PRIs.cE ALIERT'S VYSiT TO LIvEsurnol.-TUi IC Royal I liginess Prince Albert has fixed the 30th and 31st a of Jolt, to lay the foundation stone of a building for a Sailors' Home in that town. We nay add, that there is no trilli IvWhatever in the rumour that the Queen wvill accoln- P hny Ilit Royal Highness, no such intention ever having boell pre*l by her Mllajesty. It is ...

... 'The Government is laying up large quantities of food in the depots in Ireland, in anticipation of the distress which always exists in the months of June and July, either in a greater or less degree, and whichlis expected tolben mucl more severe this year than usual. We understand that Sir Francis Hastings Doyle, son of the late chairman of the Board of Excise, and who recently held the office ...

... WAIR BETWEEN AMENICO AND ?? HE UNITED) STATES. |l\tott'lU'OoL, IltltItUlRVA. til the. hay ae l ?? byv tile oy ip:rt anti t el 'I ign bi'Lo, ('apta-'i Jl~dkhNit lt hiliS n pl, troutl lttiis ttl aittul 1 'IeV q I o till Tk i'l ogiel', file O Mr last .tNoWto .l litfit Itll, .] l-'hoidthic , betndl meiotlto LilL', h 1at,'t stale., 'i'ht' ;urnebricalet fioitc- tui tiso iti,fci tutul-aiu*rta't oil ...

... MIS C EL 1, A N E OUS. rsdeaintion and Smual-Pox.-In examining the District . Registrar's notes on the deaths which have occurred dar- p ing the first quarter of the present year, we find there are t specially mentioned 326 fatal cases of small-pox. To those a who takie an interest in the diffusion of vaccination, it may be gratifying to state, that out of this large number of I well-observed ...

... The Rev. J. L. Chute, Vicar of Resconimon, has published a letter in Saunders' Newos-Letter, in which he expiains his pro- posed mnethiod of cultivating the potato from the shoots, insteadof from the tubers, whole or cut. From this interesting paper we make the following extract:- Reasons for adopting the mode of cultivation bythe roots. Ist. Its cheapness, it being actually seed for nothing, ...

... II-Mine h; 1 - -1- 7 -7 7 1.- The following bills 'were reported and the bills ordered to be engrosrd :-Glasgo,]s Barrilnd and Neilston Direct Railway (B3rat ches to Paishev) Bill. Slatnannan Railway (Bathgate and Jaswcraig Jlranches) Bill, Wishaw and Coltness Railway (Green- hill Branch) Bill, North British Railway Bill. 110soatt CATHOLIC RISLIEF BILL. On the order of tl e day being read for ...