... ?qnrlnal V, artlament, HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. The Earl of SiSArTESDURtT moved for papers relating to the Board of Health, and replied to the charges made by Lord Seymour in the House of Commons against the board for the manner in which it had discharged its duties, retaliating upon the noble lord himself the very charges which he had brought against the board of which be was a member. The ...

... (EDby 311WIly-ore. As there is some renewal already of the demand for go1l for exportation to the Contillent, the subject that has long engrossed attention-viz., the mode in. which the enormous sums from California and Australia have been disposed of-is again promifinent. The most approximate calonlation that has been made gives the total gold production in Calitoroia down to the close of last ...

... 4bU?etti?uetu0. A PORT FIRING orr A LETTER AT RAxn)obr.-A letter 500 me: reached the Reigate Post-office on Wedniesday evenin~g, with the to ansvi following superscription: beyond TO THE POSTMANT AT REIGATE. shutters Pos5tmenl, pray use your best endeavours nearlya To take this letter to Miss Evors- the pant Her address you may not know; conduct: Some friends this lady is stayving with by a ...

... SOUI'H XiWNLES. at SUPPLIES OI' COAL 1.ro. ADMIIRAL DUNSIASS FLEET.- ThIe Ad nilalty ha've called 'or tenders for 14,000 tons P of' South WNales coal to be delivered[ at Malta, for tile a supply of the Mediteratietini steam fleet. le WitEtIVYSTYI-ri VE LlINGTON COLUMN.--The of t cron stolle of eight feet in diameter, weighting upi- a l ndis of two ttt,1s, the gilt of D. Jones, isq., Trefie a ...

... )htitiai. of +1}vwoe ted A deputation from the Association for Promoting Postal out, me Steamn Comenunication with Australia had an interview with I re- the Earl of Aberdeen on Saturday. The deputation consisted ene eat of Lsrd Naas, D.P., Sir James Duke, Bart., N.P., Mlir. Jthn dov ol- 'M'Gregor, DIP., Mr. Charles Cowan I.P., Count Strzelecki, It a I a c Mr. De Sails, Mr. Donaldson, Mr. 1. ...

... THiE HCORSE UUARDS. We are a-sured, on what We bclieve, to 'be red authority, th?at Ltod fardlinge ohi Wedneesday gnav in his resignation as c ,m rmd yr-i o-chiel of the . v that his lo'rdship i9 to be cceusdiA by Lorid Ralglart; and that (3elleval Bwo ri will rdsumne his former appointimert tus Adjaumr-adentral.-Mro iuugt oaf, T1111l1t tSy. 0__ ...

... - ?? - i c7w enoricalturt. To Farmers.-A contemporary mentions a farmer who ltook up a fence after it had been standing fourteen years, and found some of the posts nearly sound, and others rotted off at the bottom. Looking for the cause, he discovered that the posts which had been inverted from the way they grew were solid, and those which had been set as they grew were rotted off. This is ...

... A US TR IA. We were mistaken last week in believing the asser- tion of the Frankfort Journal, that Austria means what it said; and that what it promised it would perform. A Cabinet Council. presided over by the chivalrous young Emperor himself, has decided, that the contemptuous rejection, by Russia, of the conditions which the Austrian Government has affirmed are essential to the ...

... the 31, On Friday. evening last, the 18th inst., the Church Choristers here were honoured by the Rev. Henry tv t Owen and Mrs. Owen with an invitation to supperM artat the Rectory, and they gladly availed themselves w of the great treat thus given to them. Ablout sc 01 6 o'clock, they were kindly received by 1' y gwr bia'r ale nenbren and his lady, at the lawn ill front of the b ra, house. ...

... orarrof )AWfloaft. Mr. George Msnsfield, son of the late Mr. Mansfield, ship.. builder, of Lyme Regis, has hard 5,0001. awarded to him as salvage for recovering 60,000 sovereigns from the ship Sa- oramento, wrecked at Port Philip on the 28th of April last. His boate crew, six in number, were also awarded-one 2,0001. and thei others 1,5001. each ; making a total of 14,50011 In 'the case of ...

... 4,P,4602. jUbactlany, UNION OF THE FOUR GREAT POWElUS. The representatives of the Four Powers have drawn utp and signed a Protocol, by which the Four Powers recognise and adopt the separate treaties already concluded between France and England on the one hand, and Austria and Prussia on the other. THE CZAR TO THE -PEOPLE OF ODESSA. The Invalidle Rasse puolishes the following rescript from the ...

... jjj'fj C C I.tallepUg. SUPEaRnOITY OF LARGE STEAOIEUIS.-Tlie Great Bri- tawln zweyn quite to hove Csus:iner.e her reputttinro in her Out. ward trip to Ausirelia. Oue of the pa-sengurs, Mr. B. C A pitoll, thius describes the voyage:-` We had a cairmling no wrecks, no hiorrors-nothing but a long pleotur:- trip in a large yacht I)ancing, singing, eating, drinkinr, sleepi:tg, ali the way to a ...