... IMPERIAL PARL IAMENT. In t] HOUSE OF LORDS - F~itDAir, JuNE 28. lj'tle The house met at 5 o'clock. Lord LmNGcm&LB sat speaker, takei PETITIONS PRESENTED, Como FACTORY LABoURt. - By the Eark of EGLINTON, varli from :he factory workers of Todmnorden, in favour of an shou effcient Ten Hours' Bill; Lord STANLEY, from the and' operatives of Manchester and Todmordels, to the same butI effect. nohli ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY DEC. 1i.I NEXT in rotation, in the present crisis and contro- g varsy, have come the, QuxnN's answers to the lity p addresses and the premier duke's disclaimer, as.a tj Roman catholic, of CardinalWisnMA'i nltramnontane t pretensions; both, in their relative places, documents of importance: for, though the royal replies are of ministerial preparation, they manifest that sense ...

... M:XICAN E: O OeR8 xuMEXICAN 3BONDHOLDERS,- * . .; . . : . ?? Yesterday a general mleetig of Iexican boudhold- en teok place at the London Tater} aid wa very line- ' roeily attended, r. CAPEL muoved that the Baron de Goldmisd ikq the of chair, which was agre d' to ?? loud acolamations. -: aThtBARON DE] GOLDS ID ?? of hare very little to trouble you with, as ny ob lionsi of wi mine will be ...

... 1iHU )BW FUNLEW HOlff IEN A40T. NtiOUS~ ?? ?? ?? 1gsiv.ue-vidi ferenoe, instigated the,4riandr'of ben-eit ancietie.4 to iauv hurry an adit through., parliaiaent last Ilmonib.;J'hat canl act nowf1ivlbeforo us. It repe~ all t1be old 'riedei IIn Societies a~to as to, the .forf~tionU of ne o' ite, ~ h id friamed' to p6vidq a'i-m ths vlB wih the, rt maetpbors qf; theme sociekw s have hitherto been ...

... I- ICUION TRAINS A orrepondent aysjor Develil ?? nAt' SBthL: w -sti y :hav bensta .Si .~t Wesern el'y: Comnpany aq ?? ,run chep eciaalo retn , but they refsed twdo o6. They ete'r oould rot -e their wraialcor as to tbe profi of ?? trains or else they ?? that the latter would de r:uge theirordinary .aiv. ThS nr, however, ,_e peny hae yidded to the loliuationa of tefpublicUA the 9lineth Wesb ln ...

... THE CITY RECOBDEUIp. A special COUrt of the Commion Council of the city Of 1ondon will be held on Tf'iariday neat the ?? Ins . called by the Lord Mayor, in compliance with'sI requisition, forthe purpose of takltng into conalderatioli %he vacancy if, the ofic ofRecorder, caused by the death of the Hon.,C.; S. Law. The election of the Recorder ?? athe Cqart of AlderTmen, but the selary Is ...

... FI ~ IAKCE ?? .S -WA, & '%4Ea- It seemed to-day as .if ,lU Pwari hademptied itself . out to Versilles. -Notwithstbanding; tlai exertions of ;the railwa copanies of heth-banksX the hligh-way Iwas thoenged'witl parriagnm'atid h, orei~eb; Iike~h, 'i i' CJapasa-r34d on a.Derby,. Tbe weather5 cloudy, first Zitaod upt andthe dayvaa decidedlv a suc, deasdl-mi8F; wfavas the- brilliancy of the-h vft&nd ...

... IRE.LAND. DUBLIN, SEPT. 20. The Dowager Countess of Verulam and the Hon. Robert Grimshaw are on a visit with their noble rele. tzves, the Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of Cla- rendon, at the Viceregal Lodge. From the following paragraph in the Evening Post, it appears that the appointment of Mr. Mo- naghan has not yet been made *: L&w ArPoIvxTMxEs.-It might have been Inferred, firom a ...

... L OND ON, SA T UR DA Y, JUNB 15. IN the HoUsE of LORDS yesterday, is Lord BROUJGHAM withdrew his motion for the second reading of the Court of Chancery Appeal il Bill. On the motion of Lord LtCAN the Distress for t Rent (Ireland) Bill was passed through committee. The Ineumbered Estates Amendment (Ireland) Bill, f, the Judgmnents (Ireland) Bill, and the Estates Leas- r inue (Ireland) Bill, ...

... 1 WF cannot cease to draw the attention of the English public to the state of Germany, being con- vinced that it is there at present that the great battle of progress and reaction is being fought. France, we consider, as completely set aside. The political engine of that country has, in fact, run off the rail, and it may take years of effort, especially in the stupid and senseless way that ...

... Great sensation has been causea at Tours and its -vicinity, especially among the resident English, by the trial N~ last we~ek. before the Court of Assizes of the department, of g the, Count Foreetier de Coubert, on the charge bf enticing from her home a young girl namned Isabella Hamnilton, pi daughter of an English clergyman resident at Tours. Some ti months ago Md. de Forestiss wgnt to live ...

... NIEW YORK, MAY 28. In my last, by the Pacific, I gave you the very latest news from Cuba, and I cannot deny that the invasion of that island by Gen. Lopez was by no means disliked by the American people. The govern- ment, as soon as it was informed of the probability of such an attempt, ordered to sea every ship of war that was ready for service; and, though an effort was made in Congress to ...