... case of a Commission of Inquiry despatched from a neighbouring planet to ascertain ;—we could imagine their report to be composed of such a mass of contradictions as to lead to belief either in the of the reporters or in that of the subjects of their igation. If the Commissioners began their task by a call at Buckingham Palace, as ia duty bound to do, and requested the opivien of Her Most ...

... The authoress of Uncle Tom's Cabin arrived in Glas- gow on Wednesday night, accompanied by her husband, Professor Stowe, the Rev. Charles Beecher (her brother), and Miss Beecier (her sister). Being rather in' a delicate state of health, Mrs. Stowe kept herself pretty much within doors for the two days after her arrival; but on Friday night a grand soirde was held in the City Hall, in lier ...

... Etc Wress. POLITICAL REFUGEES IN ENGLAND.- SEIZURE OF ARMS IN KOSSUTII'S HOUSEs. (From the Times.) Tint British Government has not waited long for an opportunity of proving to all the world the sincerity of its resolution to put the law rigorously in force against suchi foreign refugees residing in this country as have abused the tolerant hospitality of England by carrying on conspiracies ...

... The following are the receipts of railways for the past week:- HIiles opened, - ia.Dic Returns. NA31e OF RAILWAYe. - 1853. 1852. 1853. 1852. 72J 72k Aberdeen . ..639 £140.9 37S 37j, Beltast ond Ballymon ?? 702 710 92 32 BirkenheoadLsncslkiro&Uhkeshi J Fuction ., , ,, 1717 1782 26k 26k Bflrok'rn ?? . 84k 84j Bsiatol and Exeter . . 4615 4343 1831 189' Caledonsian .. 8855 7775 94 94J Chester lntd ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Arnit 14 Their Lordships met at five Petitions were presented against the admission of Jews to Parliament from the Presbyteries of Ayr, Kelso, Brechin, and other places in Scotland. A message having come up from the Commons praying their assent to an address to the Crown, that a commis- sion be issued to inquire into the state of the borough of Cli- The Earl of ABERDEEN gave ...

... 'I'TIE JEWISH DISABILITIES BILL. Tris bill -was read a third time in the HIouse of Commons, on Friday night, by L majority of fifty- eight, the ayes being 2SS, and the 1 noes, 230. 'The result was anticipated, the question being un- fortuniately one Upon which opinions widely differ in the ranlis of the Opposition. We give merely the pith of the debate, seeing, that it presented no ...

... SOIREE :.AT sGL.ASGOW: IN HONOUR . OF . at . . AIR . 13. B SToWSE- . est' 'On Friday night, Mrs. Stowe, the distinguished ?? author ol' ' UnclaTem's Cabin, wag entertained at a:soir?e. Pd in the Glasgow City-hall, when upwards of two thousand of on our fellow-citizens, male and female, assembled to do her ma honour. AC, The chair was occupied by JOHN MAcnowAsan, Bsq.; By and on Mrs. Stowe, ...

... HOUSE OF COMAMONS-TnURhSD)AY, APRIL 14. my _ e. - a -1. P ?? -W - ?? ?? The SeltiEIct took the chair at four o'clock. Petitions, praying for the repeal of the dutics on paper, adver tisements, &c.,werc presutod by r. COWVAN, from1 Mr. J. Greig, proprietor and editor of the Scottis/ Press newspaper ; by Mr. it. IIArTIrn, from Peter Micenzic and Co., proprietors of the Scotc7 Reformers' ...

... PARLIANENTAI? 1' L UINe. -- PAPt LDDLOIEN TA R Y B US1VES.S. R-lOUSE OF LORDS-MOSDAY. 'fhe Earl of NViuehilsea and Nottgl ghr ?? move for a com- mittce to inquire hito the Eyste-ll of education p ursued at tile Col- lcze of Mlavnaotb, andI its results. The Yiscovut Gordon-To move, as an amendment to the Earl ?? anld Nottinghlamn's motion, that rll humble address l, presented to her Majeety, ...

... ''THE TIMES AND Mt. B:OSSUTH. TO TltE EDITOR OT TRE DAtILY HEWS. ,SIR,-May I hope that your sense of the injustice ?? done to M. Koassuth by the 2'inses newspaper, will -induce you to give insertion to the accompanying nletter. I am, Sir, respectfully yours, It MAYNE REID. r14, Alpha-road, Regent'n-park, April 16, 1S5J. m~ [We publish Captain Reid's letter, omitting only one at paragraph.) ...

... CROWN OFFICE, MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Borough of Lancaster.—Thomas Greene, of Hall, in the county palatine of Lancaster, in the room of Robert Baynes Armstrong, Esq., whose election has been ad- judged void. . BANKRUPTs. John White, draper, Charles Street, Tottenham Court Road. Edward Blakely, linen-draper, Conduit Street, Regent Robert Chinery, brewer, Witherstield ...

... INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS OP IRISH MANIUFACTURE. TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, SMa,-Having learned that a deputation from the so- called Parent Board of Irish Alanifithti ro ar e llt pfie- sent enmaged on ;a colilectin mission ias Bi lfiast (where, being unknown, I ?? they expect to siuctald some- what better than they have done of late ill tills city), I wouldearllestlysulggesttonvy ...