... liftperial lparliammt. HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, July 8. The house met at five o'clock. POST OFi'trCE. Lord llATlITrTON presented a number of petiti ns against thc recent alteration in the regulation of the Post oflice. The noble lord exprcssed a. hope that the members of the other torsc would have the courage to express their oawn opinions, anrd to rescind tire resoliotiir. Lord( BIROUGIIANI ...

... THE MIAYO CONTE,'r--F]7-EJ TRADE AND FREEDOM OF' ELECTION. Mr. BlUTT'S otIlV ?? isl Ma1yo is Tr' Georrg` OnselY Iliszgitis, free tradesr, avowed repealer, and advocate of Clii 'ciri flcffcrcon,' whitci tocearts, tle hextcin ction of tit e i'rs- testant, Church Iin Irelanid, as a prior stcp to) ite extern-ias. tios of Prniestanifism from ibis land. Pslr. Butst is. hcimsel~f siupported icr Site ...

... fforeignteligce A M E R I CA. THE United States' Mail steamer Herrmsano arrived of Cowes ni Friday morning. H1er dates from New York are to the 20th tit. Letters fronT Washington, in the New York Ileierad, state tihat tbe Cmnproniie Bill, as reported by thc committee of the 13th ult., would certainilv pass the Senate, and thc opi_ ninn was gaining ground that it would likewise pass the 11nuse ...

... Local IntrItignice. D)OaEGAn.L-SQUJAR1L WFSLEYA-A CiU CH.-Cirrring nut the prinaciple of itlineraticv, adopted by Mr. Wesley, with regard to thle preachers, the late AWeslevan Conference, ]helil met Dublin, wavde at change in the rev. gentlemen officiating in this Church. Tie R1ev. 1xessrs. Williams and Wallace, thle previous ministers, have been removed -the former to Rns- crea, awl] ttic ...

... TIlE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.-TIIE CASTLE- REAGM CASE THIS DAY. IT is scarcely necessary for us to say that the General Assembly will to-day be a place of deep, and engroissing and general interest, The matters which concern the Rev. Henry H-Iaslett, and the due administration of the laws of the Presbyterian Chuich, are to form the grand subject of inquiry and deliberation. T're pamphlet this ...

... r-imptrial Iarliantent. HOUSE OF LORDS. T'/urndloy, July 11. Lord B3ROUGHIAM said lie regretted that thle great seal was no losger to hle ill Cotlorns~ionl at the samec timne, if it mnost hle taken out of comiiissioa, lie knew ito one more fitted to fill thle ,dice of Chancellor than Chief Justice Wilde. The B~enetices in Plurality Bill was read a third time and passed. ''Tse Earl af CARLISLE ...

... TiiTe High Shieifin opened the Court-bouse at Castlebar, at teii o'clock onl Thursd ay Shortl Iy after M1r. Butnt came to the huistings, alt enfdil liy a great. body of the gentry of the county, amonogst cn he'rs by, L'hrd Ulick Brown, brother of thc MIa rqu is of Sligo S fir Rtoger Palmier, B~art. ;CoIonitel K~iiox, A. C. Lynch, Esq.; Sir William O'NMallcy, Sir Robert Lyinch Bllosse, Bail. ...

... TIHE IRISH FRIANCIIISE BILL.-ANOTrlER MINISTERIAL DEFEAT ! LORD STrANLEY has succeeded in still further expur- gating the Irish Franchise Bill of its dangerous elements. and, in so doirn,, bhas again effected a triumph over the perverse pertinacity of Miinisters in their continued at- temlpt to demiorilise thc representation of the empire th rough that of Ireland. The Bill provided for the ...

... TT is our painful duty to announce that a cowartdly attack was malc, on Thursday, upon her most gracious Majesty tile Q hices Isya man who, within the last four years, held a com- mission ill her Majesty's service. AhoUt twventy minutes after six o'clock on Thursday even- ing hier MaicsLy, accompanied by three of the Royal chiludren, anti Yiscointess Jocelyn, Lady in Waiting, left Cambridge- ...

... ASSOCIATION OF NON-SUBSCRlrfNG PRESBY- TEIUANS.-TEN.AN'T-flIGIlT. Tiim triennial meeting of time Assoimeation of Non-sulmacribimmg Preshcvicrianfs in Irclandi wics blit!1 in the Meefimig-imonse of the First Presbyterian (Unitarian) Conggroention of NewrY, on WV.'nime~idac, time l7th. Omm the occasion, the Presidenat, time Rev, J. Setmitt Porter, delivered a dilscuitrse from John xviii. 37. ?? ...

... Vit 35t1fat BE l, F A S ?? FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1850. TuItE foreign intelligence, received since our last publi- cation, does not possess much importance. The fol- loning are the principal items FRANCE. PARTs, TuESPAY, JULY 2, 6 P.sr.-A deputation fromh the Legitimuist clubs waited ol General Biedleau to offer him their votes for the Presidency of the I egislative Asses.l- bly at the election which ...

... TH'iE ROYAL AGRICULTIURAL SOCIETY AT EXETER. T'In1 PiIAVALION DINZ-CRR.-TIhc grand general dinner of filie meis blers oif the socie v and of its local friens ao sit sep.l pe itets took [)ac on r hoirsdlav, at Exeter, in the yorv liamlll somie pnviltiii erectrid for the putrposec, sod fitted tll unde11r M1. Sover's dirertioiis, andi with lils climetetristic ingxenityiil andi t aste. Al~ove the ...