... PROR OGATION PARLIAMENT, THE QUEEN'S SPEECm1 (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRApH,) LONDON. TaunsDT EVSlNo Parliament was prorogued this day by Her lIajest, in person. The weather was fine, but the number of persons along the line of procession unusually small, Her Majesty left Buckingham Palace at a few minutes before two, and entered the House at twenty minutes past, where the Commons having been st moned ...

... [rhe inexcusable neglect of our reporters who, over- come, we Suspect. either by the wine or the excitement, hleve furnished us with no other report of the proceed- ings of the Reform dinner at the Jarratt street Rooms lust Friday than the meagre one which appears in our eighth page, compels as to avail ourselves of the pen of an occasional rontributor, who bas kindly supplied us with the ...

... THE ELECTION. TO TUE EDITOR S OF THE LIVERPOOL MiERCURY. GENTuLE\IlN,-We have lost tho day in the election fleld. We have seen a temporary triumph of protection, knitted together by undermining defenders of the stalking-horse- The Bible and our Queen. But, although defeated, we have this assurance (which alone would give us a clear conscience) that'we have not nesd unlawful means in the ...

... 'MSTIC: . INThLIGENCE. :, A! :1 .. i a ~tl . ) :: .'. ___________ couri04 o6f tlh ber' %%aiting; embarkiIedi in thieroyal yachlt-Fatiry; TrinitylWharf, Ead, origt Mbe Cowes, at hitif-peat llvc 'cl6ck, bhiTuesdiy, and 'lrOCded bto- Toes wards Ryde. . The ro P,7 ' tyysrtuPi~l ald' dis~embarked at; dang Osborne Pier a littleutterseveis. ,, 'arms ar- Tarn MxNiaTaY.- T116 first'Cahinet since ith~ ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRA2P. al ki PARIS BourcsE.-4,j per cents., 103 35; Threes, 72. re AUSTRtALIA.-The clearances from the port of Lon- . don have been large; the number of passengers sup- a posed to amount to 1000. di MEXICAN BONDS.-The Comznittee of Mexican bond- A holders have a letter from Mr, Falconer, stating that cl 2,500,000 dollars received for the Mexican assignments ul on the United ...

... FRQ;I, OUR COgRESEOND.NTS. PILL.-The body.'of a new-born ?? child has been picked up ttiia week opposita fread-Pill, a-dan Inquest held upon it, wen a veriet ?? :,Drowned wa5 recorded. The Glou- cester pilot-yawl, Fhleelsldste,' hash been itetahsed by the tide- surveyor; op :this station, h'f hsafingtfbund 'tobacco and other 'contraband goods Oh board. Thc ?? the deciaion of the Board of ...

... DERB11-Y TO) ASHBIY. It l~ttlI DAYt. StNDA'IO. I & M .9Cs-. -:jS. Class ?? Aoode Got. C~. Gon. G t- Depart fromt am.510 aI. pPm. p).m. a~m. pmn. Derby . . 0 II, .5 4. S . I 0 s flr7. 19Burton ?? .0 a1) 1.6 o 5 4 . .3) I. Gresley . 12 I . 5 5, 19 12 I.1, 7.15 Moira . .. I2. -2 . 1.2- 2 .22 .IB I) DERBlY h STATLONS. Cas. el 23~1 22' 121 a, 9. , (is-. ls- 2 ?? 7.b)lo9 3.42 6.2 92 .562 ?? 54 . 3.0 ...

... [SczNE III., and lait ofthefirst Act.) In our last we gave such information regarding the Dark- chamber Conspiracy, as was permitted to transpire. Since then the obscurity of the Magistrates'.room has been removed, and the proceedings of the Court have been, as usually has been the case, thrown open to the public. Thursday last being the day on which Morgan, the alleged briber from Shrews- ...

... ILLUSTIBATIZOS OF Are;ERICAN Slavery. (From the NoVational I2telligePZCeo?). Fot SALE.-An accompplished and hanosoane lidy maid. She is just sixteen years of age, was raised il genteel family in Ma;ryland, and is no proposed to b sold, not for any fault, but simliply because the owl~er i no furtber use for her. A note directed to C. D, Gadbby' Hotel, will receive prompt atteltioll. I This is ...

... BETTING C3FFioES A. Z: TI- E cpp~onorelts- .=r. ?? &C., &C. TO THE RIGHT HON. rll- EARL 'r 5c' h. t!e My Lord,-You cowloaii, tf tle I .Sit.rcel WI t., petition presented by yu(, from ilte oastry 0 o st c n S~eU~a;OI W~I)t-l tl(! P;icc WasRC ~ ;-evD bhe thlier lebone, against tie 1ettiet ofiCvh, Wbe ?? Ijy th House of Lords, Wioh arit r ?? 0 f jlatice l iYlC the respectable list keepers ?? of ...

... JUNE 29.-By Mr. BEADEL, at the Mart.-The sale I of the freehold estate of Sandy.place, Sandy, Bedforsl- shire, attracted a crowded attendance. The estate consists of a family mansion, in a well-timbered park, pleasure- grounds, game preserves, several farms with residences and homesteads, plots of garden ground, building sites, accommodation land, houses and cottages, the whole embracing 1,493 ...

... TH E -R .Wse E E :EAe SECOND EDITION. SUNDAY, JULY 25, 1352. I THE RESULT OF THEE ELECTIONS. Now, by St. PAUL, the work goes bravely on! England has truly done its duty. The elections may be said to be now virtually over, and, as we said, the Premier may now gallantly and gratefully respond to the cry of the patriotic phalanx who have rallied round his standard, and whose cry is, On, ...