... W. H. Smnitd and Sonzs' Nezospoper Oft-e, No. 1, Eden-qay, April 19. FOREIGN COMMERCIAL NEWS. No improvement in the trade of Paris. Large parateas of cottons and calico have been made for the provinces, and prices are high. Copper and z nc have declined. Tbs es- portations of ready-made shirts to California market are over stocked with French produce. The importation of foreign and colonial ...

... THE CONSOLIDAIED ANNUITIES-DEPUTATION TO THE LORD LIEUTENANT. On Saturday the deputation appointed at the recent meet- ing of Poor Law Guardians held at the Rotondo waited on the Lord Lieutenant at the Viceregal Lodge, for the purpose of preeenting a memorial entreating his Excellency's power- ful aid in support of their claims for the remission of the consolidated annuities. The deputation ...

... IMPER[IAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. The Lard Chancellor took his seat on the Aoolsack at five o'clock. The Earl of EGLINTON presented petitions against the Jewish Disabilities Bill from the presbytery of Ayr and from the provincial synod of Aberdeen ; also from the provinciali synod of Aberdeen, acainst the Canada Clergy Reserves Bill.1 The Duke of ARGYLL presented a petition from a ...

... 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 ...

... HOUSE OF CO-.IMONS-FRIDAY. Order for third reading read me iowtn madeil, aud question pro. posed, 1 That Vtoe bill be now read the third time., Amendment lirpsilesd, to leave out the word now,' mid at the cnd ofthe (jttesttftioitodd tliewerets 1upon this (lay siximonths. Ques- ?? the wordl 'nun' stand part of the question:- Thu leouse divided ; Ayes, 2S8; Noes, 239. AYES. Adair, 1t E Duke ...

... At the evening meeting, on Friday last, a lecture was delivered by Mr. T. H. Huxley, On the Identity of Struc- ture of Plants and Animals. Coamencing with minerals and vegetables, Mr. Huxley observed that one marked dis- tinction between them is, that the latter are always under. going change, whilst minerals remain the same; or, at least, they undergo no changes but such as are produced by ...

... [Where two places are mentioned, the last named is tlat at which'ihe de;6t of the regiment is stationed.] Iri Life Guards, Hyde Park |42d. Stirling 2,id, Windsor . ('[Park 43rd, C. Good Ho-e, Tmpmorc Itoyal Hcrsi Guards, Regent's 44th Montreal, Cha ham- I1t Dragoon Guards, Duhlia.' 45th, C.`pe G. Hope, Chathama 2nd, Newbrtdge. :46 h Dublin Bid, Cahir' 47th, Corfu, Lime ick 4th, Dublin .8th,on ...

... ouL , CONT ,MPORARIEB , LUCAS'S ' RsvELUT IOud .-(Ymeo)-Mr. Lucas has undertaken to preach, as a sort of special revelation, particularly suitable for the Nineteenth century, that the proper relation. of priest and people is that of a kite and its tail. If the priest flies up, the people nust fly up; if the priest chooses to come down, the people can grovel as lowv; and if the priest chooses ...

... 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 ...

... -Thc haf-yerly meeting of this reverend Court was held in Ayr o uday. A letter was read from the Clerk, the Rev. Dr. Auld, inti- iusting that ho was unable, from indisposition, to attend the court;- at the 'samne time ainnouncing his resignation of the office of Synod Clerk,' wh~ich res~ignatiosi ho would duly lay before tie court ait next incoting. Thle Rev. Dr. requested that his sol, AM r. ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAIENT. -0.- - it] IIOCSEf OF~ PIEERS. M~OSDA,, MAPIL II. j'rite Earl of IMALOIEOSOUY eapihkenc tlit ut'l, Schema fur the exolmiti tiotio oCi-1- diic rtile lipluomatic oer'ice hiod not a origiat~ viiil tile late t~(ute .i The Earl oi Anoa,,tEEN noved ain address for a corn- Ini.siol to inquit ic to corrupt pmiectec at thle late delce ton Oit calite hun. lie thought, such a buses, ...

... -. Tsa CAARL~ow'EI~kcxihi.--;Thont, Cfor the electioni of a ePareseirtetive, for the ceotnty of. (Jarlow, -iry-: the room of the ?? Biune',~was itr -Tuesariiiylisissniftled to the high it Zhrlfr'ef thrat c0outy.; It is stated thiat-Mr. Sadleir will offer d' ;birgf-s~e-aoetdidele, anti vithevery~.prospect of~ 'scovess; ii ChPtamt5 Rsogb&n M :-'Walph -e also spoken of, but as yet- or- .-TflW ...