... AND EAST-UXDIXN TIXEIS. MINISTERIAL STATEMENT.-LORD JOHNt RUSSELL, on Thursday, explained to the House s of Commons the course which he meant to take with regard to the measures now before Parlia- a ment. He fixed Monday evening for his state- ment respecting the Sugar Duties. He then no- 1 ticed the other matters seriatim:- 1 1.-The Government will proceed at once with t that portion of the ...

... A. .-M-A1n At ?? - An accident of a very dreadful character, whereb nearly 20 persons were more or less seriously injured an4 two or three, it is feared, fatally so, occurred on the Eastern Counties Railway between 4 and 5 o'clock on Saturday afternoon. The scene of the accident Ias the Stratford station or the Colchester line, the melancholy occurrence arising from a train of empty trucks ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE HfULL PACKET. II( Slit-i perceive onl perusal of the local news thut the drain- Or age and cleansing of the town has become a matter of serious w consideration with you. The subject is one of vital Importance, th inasmuch, as the public health and convenience is in a great to measure dependent upon it. If it het done effectually, the bene- fit rosuitleg therefrom will hi! ...

... PASSING OF THE CORN AND CUSTOMS I BILLS-REJECTION OF THE COERCION l BILL--CHANGE OF GOVERNMENT. I i is U As we anticipated in our last, the Corn Importa- tivi tion Bill and the Customs Bill were read a third of ] time in the House of Lords on Thursday night, and ten passed without a division, Lord Stanley, the great LWo leader of the protectionists, contenting himself with wh as(infg ...

... PIUVATE CORRESPONDENCE. (From our Special Conrespodenatj LoNDoo,, SAT.IRDAT Moaiyxxar. The proceedings in both houses of Parliament have not re- lapsed in interest since the accession of the new Ministry to power, although nothing more was expected from them than a mere selection of the bills in progress to be pressed forward to maturity, and the remainder abandoned for the present, to admit ...

... MAY A PUBLICAN TREAT HIS FRIENDS ON SUNDAYSP At the Petty Sessions, held at the Town-hall Lutterworth, on Thursday, before the Rev. Thomas Belgrave5 William Corbet Smith, Esq., and the Rev. Edward Elmhirst, John Brown was charged, on the information of Joseph Tire, of the county constabulary, with having committed an offence against the tenor of his license. 'The circumstances, as detailed by ...

... FOREIGN TITTLE- TATTLE. ?? ?? la . ., ' COilNT M~axuo~ttot.-lRis Majesty the King of the French, h .reinitted the remuainder of the term qf im- iprisonment ?? M~ontbolon.z Mr. -Donelson, the .successor of Mr., Wheaton, the Americart RI mister at Berlin, who bas been vecalled, has arrived in 'that city. VWARSMAw-The' Universal Prussian Gaoette has the foll owing from Warsaw:-An ordonrtance. ...

... Sth Hussars-Captain Lord Killeen is to be one of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland's Aides-de-Camp. 9th Lancers-Leave to Lieutenant Ajnderton from April 9, to October 9. 14th Dragoons-Cornet Woodran to Landour from, May 12 to September 12, on medical certificate. Foot Guards-On Wednesday a general court martial, con- sisting of fourteen officers of the brigade of guards, assembled at Portman ...

... plaint. I PIMPERIAL PARLIA1MENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS-WEDNESDAY, JULY 15. The SPEAKEE entered the house to-day at 12 o'clock, 40 members not being in attendance at the time, the right hon. gentleman was not able to take the chair until a quarter past 12 o'clock. NEW MEMBER. Mr. F. Maule was introduced by Lord Ebriogton and Mr. J. Parker, and took the oaths and his seat on his re- election for ...

... MEETING OF THE CORPORATWNX A ?peoial meeting df, this body was held yerdaby at the City Assembly House, for the purpose of addressig his E=. oellency the Earl of Beeborough, on his RppOintmndt as Lord Lieutenant, and to transact other business. The Right Hon. the LORDr MATOR presided. The Town Clerk having called over the roll Alderman GAVIN rose and said that he felt it a duty he owed to a ...

... I of We regret to pererive that the heat and warmth of ion last week has riot perfectly abated, and that that unity md of purpose and of action, which should pervade a pub- lic body,-organiseod for the achievement of national tis-I regeneration, seern not yet to have been restored to ithe Repeal Association. Why is this ? tall We have more than once referred to this painfol subject. ...

... ?? FRANCE, - - - - - - a- I We have received the Paids papers of Friday and Sa- turday; They r ay re prin allply caupled by electionoerlve matters. It would appear that the oppositlonlsts of all shadls have united against the mainstry, and that ultra.Republieans and legitimtatitat will vote for each othera' icantlddtes. The Polbih emigrsats also appear disposed to take part in the electoral ...