... ILAMBETH HLECtION.-GREAT MAJORITY e FOR MR. WILLIAMS. * - X Yesterday morning, aft au early hour, the proewed- Inks of tht election were resueed, and at.8 o'cloek the poll- iiR 4ommieacd. ?? was not so uck excitement u might have been expected, under the circumstances; for although a very large number sf perona had esembled on; Kenningtonconm mn.and in the immediate neighbourhood of the ...

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... . HEALTH op LONDON DURING THE WvEw-This return, in connection with the two previous, indicates a continuous increase in the mortality of the metropolitan districts. The deaths which in the two preceding weeks were successively 781, 863. rose last week toS898. In the cor- responding weeks of nine years (1840-8) the lowest number occurred in 1843, and was 749; the highest in 1848, when it was 1 ...

... EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, MOND-Ak MORNING. The President of the Republic left Paris this morning at seven o'clock by the Lyons Railway, On his journey to the departments of the east of France. He is to arrive at Tonnerre about ten o'clock. The President is accompanied by the Ministers of War, Public Works, and Commerce, besides Colonel Vau- drey, his aide-de-camp ...

... RAIL TA Y INTELLiGENCE. NORTH-WESTERN (BRANCu LINB). On Tuesday the half-yearly general meeting of the shlire- I holders in this company was held at the North-lVesterl Hotel, Morecombe; Mir. Pudecy Dawson, the chairman of the board of directors, presiding. Mjr. W. WIIXLON, the secretary, read the report. It stated that the line between Skipton and Lancaster was opened throughout for public ...

... LONDON: ?? ?? A. VG UST 7, 1850. In the lloosE of Loras yesterday, Lord BlRouGiAM brought under the notice of their lordships an attack made on the manner of conduct- ing the judicial proceedings of that House. The attack complained of had been made by a journal called the Daily GNws. Ills lordship described the article in question as composed of ribaldry and falsehood. The Loan CIIANTAxcaon ...

... SUND.4Y poST,! L AIRiRA NGEMENTS. The following Notice to the Public was issued from the General Post Office yesterday:- ?? 13Y COMIMAND OF TIHE POSTMASTER-GENERAL. NOTICE TO TIlE PUBLIC, AND INSTRUCTIONS TO ALL POSTMASTERS, SUB-POSTMASTERS, AND LETTER RE- CEIVERS. General Post Office, August, 1850. The instructions No. 21, 1850, which have been in force since the 23d of June last, ...

... We have received Canada papers to the 10th inst., by the Europa. Their contents are not of much public interest, We make t he following ex.- tracts:- PROROGATION OF TIlE CANADIAN PARLIAMEN'I. TORONTO, Aro. 10, ISJ.-This d:y, at twelve o'clock, Iis Excellency tile (Qoveruor General prorogued the Provincial Parliament. The Legislative Council Chambers were crowded. The Buffalo visitors were ...

... THE LONDON GA.7,TTE OF FRIDA Y, A GUS'T 23. FOREIGN-OFFICE, AUo. 20. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Julius C. Kretschmar as Consul at Nastiau, in the Island of New Providence, for the United States of America. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Don Antonio Llano as Cossul at Trinidad for her Majesty the Queets of SpainD. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Augustuis ...

... REYNOLDS'S WEE.KLY NEWSPAPER. SUNDAY, AUGUST 11, 1850. [SxThRDAY'S EDIT ON]. CONSTITUTIONAL ANOMALIES. Lordly Privleges and Governmental Absurdities. BY the theory of our Glorious Constitution, the tile, House of Lords is an integral Third of the legisla- ture. It is co-ordinate in authority with the House of Commons, and with the reignin g Sovereign. No law can pass without its sanction. It ...

... A tFEMA6LE MONSER-. A very shocking. case was tried on Monday, at Glou- cester, before Mr. Justice -.Williams. An indictment had been found against a woman, a certain Bl zabeth .Bubb,fer'tbe murder or manslaughter of a child nanted Maris Hook. We call particular attention to the report, froma the cntrast betweeu .the;oonduct and resalt of this trial and that of the Birds, at EizeLer, when Mir. ...

... espi ERLOSIONT oiMMNITON AT-1RINDS3BGRG. L { ' ' 1,, , ., , ,0 HAMnUyRGH; kcGus' ?? the fate thiat traed the battle of,!ldstedt aginst th Halsteindrs seemns determined 'to pursue the lois other andmrinor calai ities n The evening train from :11ends~burg, yesterday brought a report. that the powder magainte of the citadel had blown up,- anc d that an Ede mense number olives were, lo t Thougha ...