... LESSONS FOR SUNDAY, JUNE 3.-Trinity Sun. ?? Lesson : Genesis r. Second Lesson: Mfatthew ?? Lesson: Genesis xvlxi. Second Lesion: I John v. SArLORS' ORPHAN BAZAAB.-On Tuesday, Wednesday, and yesterday (Thursday), a bazaar was held in the Sailors' Institute, in aid of the funds of the Sailors' Orphan Institution, connected with the port of Hull Society for the Religious Instruction of Seamen. ...

... fOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. I , En. ?? A, r- -n,, P,- -e 4r Oot 1-d-, ] (1's071l.t ree Lf7i U176 -Up'rS o yrsci, u.j. ,lA.CE-EXTRAORDINARY PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. T 'llTtcsDAv.-0n Wednesday in the legislative m r, a scene of the most tumultuouas Cdaracter ensued Asc Ofliiih it may be said that nothing so violent ocenrred u dic eing the most stormy days of the constituent. The erol ...

... On Monday evening, the 21st ult., the annual meeting of the friends and supporters of the above society was held at the Hall of Commerce, Threadneedle-street G. W. Alexander, Esq., the treasurer, in the chair. Mr. SCOBLE, the Secretary, then read the tenth annual report of the Committee, which commenced with a statement of the number of slaves at present existing in professedly Christian and ...

... EIN-'PillulISS FROM 11A.111,81. [BYMOR W El'(llIUlE1l'iN IiLNT1.1.1' L t t,_ Ii fl InI~t iin L., 'f tile s2,tateli that inl fillptliel' ?? 11:01 takekl 1p:aCC ilitwe ell tile IRollialI Lalld thle ?? ?? Ilj) ti) tillt date' a11lmistice of eigiht (Iii 15I111CI ~~l of ill Ihi l 1f 1,012':1 put a leu~ll ('Mcra, evell I iL, rspilltileg ftie'liblicioftile o'alhc:' :t11 doliOV, lll~ 'o ?? ?? who'S ...

... IRELAN D. [tDUBLIN, SATU'RDBAY 3MORNIN1l. [PROM OUTR OWN1 COH)tP3Po'OqDHXT.] ?? IHARVEST.-POTATO CJnor,.-A careful ex- ie amination of the accounts received to-day from all Idparts of the country would lead to the ?? ry that there is still no well grounded cause of alarm. ?? rational person could expect that the disease, he now so long existing in the potato, would at once i-disappear, and we ...

... CO UR T OF A LI) EAIEN. A coirt %%as cI It for the Ic, ple W IT of I)LIillCe~-. The Con- looct of a filirtikt formed ain jturn il thle imiportallt mlatturs ol'illiecteil withi tlel gaid l fNi-Ngan'C. 11I C;(It AUITISTS. Immo nd ately after the ilieritt plfsutcn ol th Ciir repIort, A buii m non i se aid tihe inout w ould ruoilflet that oil tlie 1st of ilae, ill collscijioellei -If a ...

... FRENCH REPUBLvLIC. -. [FRl!U OUR OWN CORUESl'O'NDNT.] PARIS, T'riisA)Y Evi;txiNn. We have now had throesittings of the new legis- lative Assenibly-prelimiiiary sittings to ble sure- and therefore not well qualihied to exhibit the full force of the violence and bitterness which. ani- nates that lody, but still wve have alheady seen enough to make all thinking mein regret that thce much abused ...

... 1 ad THP RnsToRATioN.-Tuesday last being the anniversary of the restoration of the merry monarch, Charles the Be- Stcond, the bells of the Parish Church rang a merry peal tle on the occasion. e- PREFEUMUEST. -The R1ev. John Thompson, B.A., of on Trinity College, Dublin, and late curate of Walton-le-dale, has been presented by the Lord Chancellor, to the vicar- age of Easby, near Richmond. id ...

... ;FLEETWOOD, PRESTON, &i WEST I* RIDING JUNCTION RAILWAY, EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING. t On Wednesday last, an extraordinary general meeting i of the shareholders of the Fleetwood, Preston, and West I Riding Junction Railway Company was held at the Town l Hall. The meeting was called in pursuance of a requisi-l tion, signed by twenty shareholders, desiring that a ime.t. v ing should be ...

... - > ,-k- HOUSE OF COMINIMONS. THURSDAY, IlAsCt 311] The House met to day after the liolydays. On the order of the day for the consideration of a postponed resolution (Vote No. 8) of the Cornriinittee of Supply (navy estimates), tbr wages to artificers. Sir 11. W[illougqhby, in conseqoence of the contioued absence of Mr. Hunse, cmoved, on his behalf; that that vote, amounting to 764,7431,, ...

... he EDITOR of the HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH. SIR,*However I and many other of your readers may differ from you in the question of Free Trade in corn, I feel assured that your columns will be readily open to any suggestion, however humble the author of it, which may tend in any degree to lessen the grievous pressure of distress and widely spread anxiety under which all classes of the agricultural ...

... GENERAL ASSEIBLY-S ENDOWMENT SCHENIE. T blt..- - . _, . . . .. .. . ?? Is, Last night at? 7O'clotk, a meeting, in accordance with a recent hoe deliverance Of thle Asemeebly, was hold on this subject, in cite lie N~~e FllGeorge. Street, Edinbuirgh. The meeting was a or numerous anti irtlunential one, a nit contained a large proportion of eY Li~lies. (In the mnotion oif Mr Pr-ingle of Whytbank, ...