... HOUSE OF COMMONS.-WErDNESDAY. PL~I -n YSinrOi lntn 18r1Y 0'n.n nIUoJZ IJ1 UUIlNO.-YsaIlNxlJAY. The SPEAKERs took the chair at twelve o'clock. Sir R. INGLIS presented several petitions from various laces in Scotland against the abolition of tests in the Scottish Jniversities. Mr. BOUVERIE presented several petitions from places in scotland against the Public Houses (Scotland) Bill. COUNTY ...

... A MONSTER IlADMERt. utrdmiv last we bad the pleasure of being plesi oil Satturdo~y last wec lifd tile pleasurve of' being present at the it( ?? in it oetin of' a Steam hiam noter wh Iich hals ?? been El lt erected at the extensive woerks of Messrs. F-ulton and Noilsonl,diut Lanculield Street. This taninter, which we believe to be, the AN largest iii the Nvorld, was made onl Mr. Condie'4 ...

... ?? qft :. ?? +n Alno The House met at a quarter to 4 o'clock.t The Committees to try election petitions from Berwick-on- I Tweed and Maidstone were sworn t Mr. W. 0. STANLEY brought up the report of the Barn- l staple Election Committee, which stated that Sir W. A Frazer and Mr. R. Bremiridge had not been duly elected. That last election was void, and that bribery and corrupt practices ...

... I 'ihe Gazette of this ovening containsodespatches from the Governor- General of India, dated Fort-Willimn, Feb. 19, transmitting to the East India Company Directors a copy of further papers relotive to Burmaln aofairs, and the ?? referring to the position of the enemy nt Naraglghin, and the captore of their stockade by Cap- tain Niltlall. These despatches, how'evcr, are of too great a Ilngth ...

... On Friday last, anm illmpmrt it trial took pilace before Lords CoIOin amid A nuerson, at tie Stirlinmg Citculit. The parties in- dicted were James Wills, inspector, and Dr. Logan, medical officer for the parish ofo New Kilpatrick, and the charge was the culpable neglect or violation of their public duties. T'he trial ECeliled to cxcite a keen interest, and the Court was crowded lrnin its ...

... lONDON. APRIL 23. Tue Prqjeted Melli?2gton. Monument in the City of a London.-The Court of Common Council have resolved that the designs for the monument should be open J to general competition by British artists, at a cost of f £5000. The committee, in addition, have the power t to expend 500 guineas in reward of five unsuccessful candidates, in such amounts as may be thought proper. Scarcity ...

... (From tileCouranst.) The accomplished authoress of 1 Uncle Tom's Cabinii ac-t companied by Professor Stowe, arrived lemo from Glasgow on Triesdsy afternoon. About a thousand ladies iind gentlemen .were favoure' with tickets to the platfisrm, to witness the6 arrival of tbe ,istinguilshed~visitors, but no arrangements beingt isade to preserve oirdur; a very inconvenienit crowding took plane, ...

... LI:=ER1'OO, APRIL - 16 1.1VE4RPOOL., APRIL 16. (Frone osr own Correspondent.) b The royal Mitil steani-shilpi Canada, Captain Stone, sailed tl this afternoon for Boston, rica lalifax, carrying out the large te number of 200 passengers, a heavy cargo of goods, and the usual enails for Canada and the United States. Every berth f fore and aft in the ship was taken up, ine 'act, a considerable ti ...

... T;EI CHANCELOfl OF THE1I EXCIIEQUER IN D)FENCE OF Hif, BUD)GET. CVrel time Bhinlinlglmam Gctfr~ni3 ' The' J`0olliiclug` ituportilti ii. ?? lids blei placed tht ili our- hliatul for pitbliealtion, anid ore give it withou1; t awoird of' eoiairicetlt, vstinh1 piili ali fi ?? tgnmenetS Ofl th lit: C rncllcr, dcit adthe spirit of considerate l~iidcness, cli cl dictated his reply no to tile ...

... [A summary of the following appeared in our impression of Friday-] Southampton, Thuisday, April 21, By the United States' mail steam-ship Franklin we have dates from New York to tile 9th inst. The political news from Washington is not of much impor- tance. Mr. Sotle had been appointed Minister to Spain, but the other diplomatic missions to Europe had not yet been filled up. Mr. Buchanan and ...

... mows _ _ ?? ?? -. ?? . _SIv! . ?? . s ?? ?? _ _ ?? 1 I's Tuis annual sportlog meoting, which derives so much of Ito eclat from the Circumstance of its boing tho only one north of tho Tweed .I exclusively devoted to steeple chasing, camo off on Tuesday ?? a flhatteringmnionore of euccoso. Tliemorniing downedsoogloomilyvthat at one time apprehensions were entertained that tho unpropitiono P ...

... A mecting of Town Council vas held on Wednesday-the I lion. ?? Lord 1Provost in tile chair. UXIVEItSniTY TESTS. A minute of a meeting of the Magistrates was read, which bore that they had considered the bill of the Lord-Advocate for abolishing tests in the case of Professors iippointed to lay chairs in the Scotch Universities, and had agreed to recommend to the Council to petition Parliament ...