... We have received a file of thle Empire (Sydney daily paper).j to the 5th March, inclusive. The following epitome ot te prices, then current in the Sydney markets, will be read with 1 interest R We notice, says the Empire, a continued activity in all branches of trade. Goodts of every description are purchased h freely as they arrive, and with the present Smell stock there is (,, bitt little ...

... 'NTARV TnvICToNs.-In the dii t PARLIAiSENTARY DivisioNS.-In the divisions on0 ,Thursday night, on the second reading of the Govern- be mnent of Ildia Bill, Mr. Mundy voted in the minority, Ii against the Second reading; the Hon. G. H. Cavendish, mi Mr. Evans. Mr. Bass, and Mr. L. Heyworth, in the mna- Li sjority-, with ministers, for the second reading.-In the n division o'n the motion for ...

... . _ - A _Cn_ . THE SrI'THEAD FLEET.-On Satuirday morning this fleet hip changed position, and formed three lines. The royal yacht for Victoria and Albert, Captain Lord Adolphus Fitzctarence, pri Nsas taken out on Saturday morning by- Captain Crispin, for a cruise, to try her engines, with ste'am jets fitted in ber Vi furnaces by Cot. Coffin, for the purpose if proving the. an- lirw ...

... ,; I- 1 h h or- In fidd hv the Hivh Sheriff. as t Friday last having been fixed by the High Sheriff, as the Iday on which the official declaration of the result of the poll, for a member to represent the Northern Division of Derby- sshire should take place, Bakewell from an early hour in the contest for the seat,though brief,had been sharp, and the tenant farmers and other electors, in the ...

... TIRE ENGLISH FADIER - . . I .. ir It is the fashion %with the Liberals o0f the dar. from 0i Mr. COBDEN, dowuwards.-to sneer at tile British 1- farmer, to make light of hsiF cqulircments. and to dilate *e upon his ignorance; thes tall of the mrnelnsc di-taflCC *e t.c is belind the age; and the most contentp; terms are applied to him by these eminend indiriduSi i who are so teUCh in c'mTrmL' of ...

... IMPERIM, PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, TuISoAY, July 12. th - After an interestinigconversation between LordsLxNDIURSaT aand CLAnganoN respecting the Turkish question, Val I The Juvenile Mendicaney Bill passed through committee on the motion of Lord SHeAFresussj, Lard ABERDEEN asset tat Ilog to its progress on the condition that its provisions should ts ein the first instance he limited to the ...

... COURT AND FASHI ON. vas izKufd on T'IeSdaV to the eff6 is, cc. A buliletin wits iz:ue on Tuesday to the effect, that h i; in I Royal Iiighness Prince Albert ha; passed favourably through In Is' meaIsles, a'nd is nsw convalescent. I Len lit. Ne El'III GI sIn A Ilinir F FOR TH E QcsEsc.\-.'e undlerstand Smr to that the work (if buildfing the new Mlansion.houee fir the return )utIQueen and ...

... FRANCE. The dieparture of the Emperor and Empress for the Eaul. Ilonnes is said to be fired for some day between the 16th and th 20th of the present month. It is said that the French go- 20 vernment has in its turn drawn up a note, or manifesto, by way of reply to the Nesselrode despatch, and ttiat it is tern- porste, precise, and firm. Its pub'lication is looked for in the official organ of ...

... DERBY MERICURY. IWEDNESDAY. JtLY 13, 1853. SUMMIARY OF THE WEEK. a Buckiughanm Palace lost three more of its Royall risltoa ra e Thursday. On that day, the Prince anDd Princes (1 Prue. sia, in the morning, called on the Duchesses Of Gloucealer, Kent, and Cambridge, to take leave of their Royal lligl. nesses : on their retu-n, they were visited by the Duchbeis d' Orleans. In the evening, their ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, TuESDAY, June 28. a M The Royal assent was given by commission to the Income- a tax Bill, the Metropolitan IHackney Carriage Bill, and several tri other bills. WI The Juvenile Mendicancy (No. 2) Bill was read a second ac bi time, on the motion of Lord SHAFTESBURY. Ur Some other business was also despatched, and their lordships M adjourned. th THURSDAY, June 30. to FREE LABOUR ...

... SPIRlT 'OF TIH' PRESS. I MIXNISTEIIIAL JEOPARDY. lie ' tx rwnos the f/itlrliia.) n wn *0- Te alt-tax division provedl the advantage of long imd- g edi es. It was only by the facility wiith which Mr. Gl rd- nd stonc can pour out seotence after sentence with extraordinary g- rapidity and flteiicy without so much as a ti wv fact oll wehich st to found it, that mirlisters were saved from a defeat ...

... ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCE&. THiRIATEoNING THR ElARL OS ASERDERV.Tblha*VE°7 head, an artist, was charged on Wednesday, at-t;- - with sending a threatening letter to the Earl of Hereto. The letter was a piece of incoherent raving, camp the writer had been placed by successive governrfed5 ids a system of espionage by the police, and conlude on the a threat. A surgeon expressed his opinion that on the ...