... I THE DIVISION-MINISTERIAL MAJORITY. I The House of Lords has decided by an unequi. vocal vote in favour of the ministerial measure. The house divided at half-past five on Saturday morning, when the numbers stood thus:- FOR THE SECOND READING. Present ?? ?? ?? 138 Poxies ?? ?? . 73 - 211 AGAINST THE SECOND READING. Present ?? .I. ?? 126 Proxies .. ?? ?? 38 - 164 Majority for the measure ?? 47 ...

... HIIR FREzNCI7 in A LG E.RI ?? SSA CRE OF F'RENCHT PRISONERS. r Accountohlanve been received from Algiers to ?? 2th .ultimo. They bring us letters froon Orni of tie lil, - whicl airnounnee that the wiole of the French prisoners itl the Dheira of Abd-el-iaoder, wilih the exct ption of'bVniI or eginht, have been barboroensly mioissavred by orders of ?? chief. Tine niniunber who hove met with ...

... (Fer proceedings of .liursday see Suppleiaeiie) FRIDAY, MAY 29. The Assemblv met to-day as usual at eleven o'clock. Dr Muir reported that the sbll-comnmittee appointed by the Assemblv on this subject on a previous day, had resolved to, recommend to the house that the 7'resbvteries throuyhlou; the Church be called upon to give in neased aud undivided at- tention to the maintenance of le ...

... ARGXLL CANAL. flrEETING Or strJER AND SCUrPIOLDERS. On Friday, a meeting of share and scripholders in this under- taking was held in the Wellington Hotel, George Square, to con- sider as to the expediency of proceeding with or abandoning the bill now before Parliament. W. F. Campbell, Esq. of Islay, was unanimously called to the chair. MIr. JAMES MIonaisoN (one of the interim secretaries) read ...

... YORESIG 01103. NAT 27. S The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint the o Ron. Charles Augustus Murray, now Secretary to her Ma- jesty's Legation at Naples, to be her Majesty's Agent and p Consul-General in Egypt. R The Queen has also been pleased graciously to appoint Lord tl Ngpier, now First Paid Attach6 to her Majesty's Embassy at i'J Constantinople, to be Secretary to her Majesty's ...

... (1-or proceedbins of Ttursday and Friday see Supplement.; SATURDAY, MAY 30. The Assembly met to-day at It o'clock, when it being ex- pected that the subject of American slavery would be discus- sed, the hall was filled with a respectable audience, the anti- slavery deputation, comprising Messrs George Thompson, Buf- fum, and Douglas being also present. Mr Gray moved, that the overture in ...

... 1SCAPE OF PRINCE LOUtIS NAPOLEON. F The Paria papers of Wednesday are filled with details of this event, and wrills commentaries on it more or less interesting. The Government (says Gaoigneai's Messeager) received yester. day morning by estafene tbe intelligence of the escape of Prince so ,Louis Bonaparte from the fortress of Ham. On Monday morn- Ing, about 7 o'clock, the Prince, taking ...

... CORN IMPORT'A TI ON BILL. nill IIOUSI., OF75(PIS M 8 MAJORITY I'Rl-~lN'l'1:18. le o, hnbclo Dalhaousie I tvelace, 'lThrlowv 1)T E. Alerdeetn IetO sd L~ytleltlos ich Norfolk ilosersy AmeinkIod Colthorlic liii, Si. Albanso (Iio Eis Ile olorsou p Ill~ayney its flulsiellnsrl Cowiper Uxbisrdge Ga~r diwr ir Isltoblglrt~ Raddoor llrace hiver Lvrissler Spellees' VISt COUNTS, Sotidys \'slliitgton ...

... ARRITVAL IN ENGLAD OF PRINCE NAPOLEON LOUIS BONAPARTE. [rwoir A CORtRESPONDtENT.j v Prlnce Napoleon Louis Bonaporte arrived in England to on the 2'1th histant, tdle day tifter his escalpe fiont flant. e We learn that the Prince hies written a letter to Sir Rlobert ts Peel, and one to Count St. Aulaire, the Freneh awibas- sador. We have been fivoured with a copy of' the latter, kwhich we give ...

... The Earl of POWlS presented a bill to enable her Majesty i to make certain provisions for preventing toe union of the sees of St. Asaph and Bimgor, and fbr the appointment of a BishEpric ofa Manchester. The bill was read a first time, blitn the Noble Ear], in deference to a suggestion which had been made to him by a Noble Member of the Governiment respecting the state of the business before ...

... RAILWAY C03IITTEES-May 28. Group 9.-Glasgow Southern Terminal-The preamble of this bill was declared to be proved; the clauses were agreed to. and the bill ordered to be reported to the house. Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock (Polloc and Govan Branch) -The clauses were gone through, and the bill ordered to be reported to the house. Caledonian (Glasgow Termini and Branches)-The clauses of this ...

... I The last sectional meeting for the season took place on Saturday evening. Sir ROa3nRT KANE in the chair. Qoct~i~ Aldridge being called on, read a paper on the apphcations.of Gutta Percheb to rarious manufaat ures. Doctor Aldridge exhibited to the section a great variety of articles, made either wholly or in part of Guata Perbba. This is the namegiven to aqubstance acmewhatanalagous to iD ...