... (A telegraphic summary of the following appeared in our Second. Edition of yesterday .-1 The United States mail steam-ship Baltic, Cap. tain Comstock, arrived at Liverpool yesterday morn. ing, from New York, with 190 passengers, and specie to the amount of about $4,000. [FROM oeR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PHILADELPHIA, APRIL 2. We were astounded yesterday morning by an announcement in the Tribune ...

... I LONDON: FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1853. In the HousE of LORDS, last Bight, The Earl of ABERDEEN, in answer to LorA BEAU- MONT, said that the terms of the amendment with which the Earl of Winchilsea's motion on May- nooth would be met, should be laid on the table this day. Some bills were forwarded a stage. In the HOUSE of COMMONS, Mr. SPOONER gave notice that he should move the rejection of the ...

... CO Uit T CIRCULAR. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Rent visited her Majesty yesterday at Backinghtm Palace. His Royal Highness Prince Albert, accompanied by their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, Prince Alfred, and the Princes% Alice, and attended by Lieutenr,.tt-Colonel F. H. Seymour and Mr. Gibbs, visited the Gallery of the New Society of Painters in Water-clours, ...

... IHOSPITAL Jor WOMEN, SOHO-SQQUARl Yesterday, the teeth annual meeting of the supporters ot this excellent charity was held at the offices of the lospiral, 80o1s-qaare ; Sir J. D. Paul, Dart., treasurer of the institl- tion, presided. The CaHAIfMk, having read letters of apology for non- attendance froin Lord Henry Cholumeudeley and Lord Cliel- sea, said it would be found from the report of the ...

... ELECtION EXiOSUIIES. 'i'hoe comtttnitteO oo;ut yesterday mottling at 11 of the petitiono. It wxlill be seen fromu thc proceedintgs be pettiftietucrst5 eu t to sulbstantiate againlst the sitting memn p~ir' 55'r, wsx the t called (l'andl produced thle statemui its 1n i,. ileet etjnitlullt they madec to him they (lidt not tic- itskit tht trhev received any mloney for their votes. 1tbe X z2e l ...

... INDIA A?D CIIJN?.. -The despatches. in anticipation of the Overland Mail have arrived.: -The dates eire-Calcutta,; March a 5; 'B~ombay, MIarch 14; Madras, Marcht 10; and h China, :Feb. 25. i- . ; f 'TheL following is a summary 0f the ?omnlbey lfimes; -T hc intelligence sent home from Burmah by last Y mail came down to the '14th February. Tidingsl Ii have since then reaidhed us to- the '28d but ...

... IMPERIALPARLIAM ENT HOUSE OF LORDS.-'TnVRSDAv, ATrv~lL 14.; The Loxrn COeA NcELLrox took h~is sa~t a~t 6 o'seck.: The 1L arl of ?? and the Earl of FnYG eAL took the oaths and their srats. FliT! ?? PREFSENNTED.a UY1oF.RSITS TESTcS.-By the Earl of EGLINTON, from Giacgoer against. l .ltBc'N Id irene a place not heard, praying that ehe system. Of penro -pootsg e might he eatended. to the colonies, ...

... TA1XES ON KNOWLEDGE. HOUSE OF COMIONS.-TEURsDAY. Advertisements.-Motion made, and question proposed, That the Advertisement Duttv ouight to be repealed:-(Hr. Miler Giblson :)-W~hereupon the previous question put, 1Titat that. question be stow put: :-The House divided; Ayes 20), Noes16D. AYES. Adderley, C. B Cubitt, Aid . Konight, F W Pugh, n Alack. 'T Dashwuood, SirG Knox, Hon W Ricaido, J L ...

... The Bishop of Exeter has instituted the Rev. Frederisk Trovor, B.A., formerly curate of Exrnouth, to the rectory of Willand, near Collumpton, Devonshire, rendered vacant ly the death of the Rev. John Taylor, M.A., on the nomination of Miessrs. Salter and others ; and the Rev. Henry Mowbray Northcote, M.A., curate of Sulham, near Reading, to the rectory of Monks Okehampton, near Hatherleigh, ...

... SECOND EDITIO:e FRA0NCE. PARIS, TEuaso&x EVENSING. The trial of the Duke of Rovigo and the aforeign correspondents is still going on with closed doors. Even M. Eerryer, the heed of the bar, as lbatonoder of the order of advocates, has been refused admission. I hear that a deputation of the ber waited upon M. Gonidec, the presiding judge, to protest against their exclusion from court. M. ...

... At the meeting of this society on the 6th ?? E. Forbes, president, in the chair-Mr. J. M. Pain was elected a fellow; and the following communications were read:- 1. On the Granitic District of Inverary. By the Duke of Argyll, F.G.S.-The district lying between the two great valleys of Loch Tyne and Loch Asii consists of mica schiat and porphyritic granite. The rocks occur in great bed-like ...

... IRONMASIERS' QUARTERLY .EEThVGS. BIRMINGHAM, THURSDAY. The quarterly meetings of the ironmasters of South Staf- fordshire, Worcestershire, and Shropshire, were held at Walsall on Twesday, at Wolverhampton on Wednesday, and ht Birmingham today. The Walsall meeting is usually deemed of little importance, but the proceedings at the sub. sequent meetings held at Wolverbampton and in this town, ...