... some notice, rather from the fact of provision being made by it for a man who has done the state some service, than from any political meaning involved in the nomination. Don Joaquin Maria Lopez is named fiscal in the public debt office. Don Joaquin figured at the head of the provisional government established on the fall of Espartero. Nothing further of any importance has been heard to-day ...

... INDIA AND CHINA. (Freon fte 2'i77es.) The Indian mnils of the 20th of May have arrived, but they briug no remarkable intelligence, with the exception of the long-expected disturbances at Hyderabad, where the Nizam's troops brohe out into mutiny in consequence of their not being paid during many months. Twenty months' pay was due to themn in his beginning of May, which the minister wished to ...

... - BLACIBURN. REPRESENTATION OF BLACKluRN.-The state of parties remains the same as at the period of our last announcement. The only candidates at present before the constituents are Messrs. Pilkington and ng' Hargraves. A local contemporary, several weeks, - since, notified rThat they had authority to state a that Mr. John Hormby's address would be issued in Lit a few days ; but the address ...

... TO THlE IDITOR OF THE NORTHERN STAR. Sxa,-Tse means to an end are many ; and the men of Stockport, whose conduct at the present crisis is highly commendable, have shown the very best method of obtaining the great end we have in view, namely, the enactment of the People's Charter. Last Wednesday night the Registration Com- mittee of Manchester voted two pounds, an their first offering to the ...

... COUNTRY VERSIUS PARTY. Since last we noticed the movemep.ts of the Irish Confederates in London they ha ye put forth a manly declaration of their prrciples and their objects, and in another part Vi this paper we re- cord a correspondence whica has taken place be- tween themselves and th'J Irish Confederation in Dublin. We were riglt, then, when we hailed, amid her expatriated Isons, a hope for ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY\ July 1. Messenger* from tbe House of Commons brought several bills, which were read a first time. Tbe Earl of RODBN gave notioe that on Thursday be would move for an inquiry into the serious charges advanced by the Relief Commissioners against some of the magistrates and resident gentry of Ireland, lie was not there, he said, to deny those charges, but he thought ...

... MONEY MARKET and CITY INTELLIGENCE. (From the Timet of yetterday.) London, Saturday Evrning.—The English funds have shown little activity to-day, and the price has not changed from that of csterday, to | having been the quotation, with scarcely any variation, throughout the entire period of business. Bank Stock left 106 to 197 ; Reduced Three per Cents, to 89 ; Three and-a-Quarter per Cents, ...

... 9 IMp'ERIAL PARLIAMENT. E :HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSD&v, JUILY 1. (Continuedfrom Saturday's Freeman.) The Earl of ASHBURTON moved for extracts from all communications between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the colonial governments relative to any repeal or diminution of those differential duties by which the pro- duoe of the domestic industry of this country had hitherto been ...

... By the arrival of the British and North American Royal mail steam ship Hibernia. accounts from New York have been received to the 15th instant. Politically they are highly interesting. The aspect of the war remained ui. changed. On the one hand the American forces were ad- vancing successfully from Puebla on the capital; and on the other, the Mexicans were involved in ignominious in. testine ...

... STATE OF THE FUNDSSATUDAY W - -Tr7 n I BRITISH. I P~r Bank S~o~k. 197IBrazilian Five Per Cent..- 3 per Cent led. Anus. ..88i Danish Three per Cent _ 3 per Cent. Con. Annu- Mexican Five.- 3 per Cent. 1726.. - Iperavian Newv 3i per Cgent..90ji Portuguese s per Cen~j:*,: New 5 per Cent. Anns. - Converted ..1 Long Aniistepre Portuguese 4 per.Cn ..3 Jnuary , 109 ...

... At the meeting of the statistical section of the British Association, on Monday, the 28th, a paper was read by I'rofe«sor Royle, on the statistics of the cotton trade. this is subject always of great importance, and now attracting great public attention, we have obtained the substance of the statements. The paper was entitled On the imports of Indian, as compared with the prices of American ...

... DUBLIN, Jvtn 30. As the question is now exciting considerable interest in parliament—the railway advances to Ireland resting on it in a great measure, your readers will be anxious to know the amount of advances made from the Treasury for the relief of Irish distress, by public works, &c. Under the 9 and 10 Vic., c. 107, the amount on warrants issued up to the 17th June instant, was 5,574,975/. ...