... IMPERIAL gPARLIAMENT..- HOUSt OF L3~iWS-Ltoda. -Lord Lvsn~mux naskedi.whether it was true that, certain property belonging to our late minitter at St. t'etersburgh had beam -steied by orerothe Emperor,? T rqiofLANSDOWsNE mentioned that the reportbisdreached the governmeist. lie disbelieved at ; being convinced that Russai ,stitUPossessed claims to~btrainked among civilised nations. . .-Lord ...

... THE HOLIDAYS & the PARILIAMMNTARY J 6 ,Session- a ?? i On Tueisday .ailaient ,was adjourned to the 27th just2 ..Aater having.worked tolesably hard for, exactly ten weeks, members are entitled to a little recreation, and they have taken alonger holiday than usual. The question with many: will be, what is' the beest use to aike 'of this ?? relaxation P : They are most' of them too much bored ...

... A RELIC OF ST. PATRICK IN LONDON. TO THE EDTOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Sir,-May I trouble you with the subjoined a letter? which has remained over three weeks unanswered. You ?? manlly errors very powerfully; here is some- thing about which its advocates seem to regard silence as the more prudent course. May I, then, beg of you to assistX me in bringing to light tessee hidden things.-I am, &o.,n ...

... TIHE DARIEN EXPLORATiON. LOSS OF LIEUTENANT STaIN.AND PABUTY.| .Tbe following interestiegpccoount of this expedition, show- |1 t ig the smpractieabilitY of the route, tand the frigthtful resejtsb to vvhich it bas led, are detailed ina-a aitfer to'the edimir ,of5 the Ness York Tribasse, by Xr. T. Winthrep,; Oitf ef the r exploririg psrij. tY S~ir-As much anxiety is felt withs regard tothe ...

... T~lE LO.NDON GAZETTE OF FRIDA Y. -APIA1L 14. L IORD CHAMBERLAINS OPPIE. ~APlelLe. Notice is hereby given, that her Majesty wtill hold a IlravvirigRoom, at St. Jamiess Palace, o'n Thlursday. the 27;h instant,;rt twio o'cloc1;. Notice i6 hereby giveu, thart her Majesty wil: hold a Lovee, at St. Jrrrusts Palace, ou W~edneaday, thie 3d of Mlay next, at two o'clock. -- At the Council Chamrber. ...

... THE MORNING OHROMCL ?. LONDON: TUESDAY, AFIUL 18, 1854. It may be hoped that the unintelligible system of protocols is at last exhausted. Within the past year, the German Courts have pledged themselves to a long series of resolutions, which are, for the most part, only liable to the objection that they involve noo definite promise of action. England and Francs may have been justified in ...

... INDIA AND CIIINA-DISASTERS IN BURMAIL , then~.:~bioYverld-mai1hloi~h~Ci~Oi~ The last. fortnight j ha bfen-gnnually barren of inci- dent, but the little nensrtherd'i5 is'good. The north-west frontier is. quieter thamifritatbee for years, and the Delhi Gnzefle, of the 22nd 'of February, states that ' Dost Ma- -homed-has' sent Jubbari'1hai as ?? Major Ediwardes, Cordmissiouer of 2Peslihwr; to' ...

... (PAINTED BX M. PEASE.) The emperor is a man of about fifty-si:, and on the whole, a very fine-looking specimen of humanity. He is a tall, athletic figure, though nob sttou There was a very splendid view from the emperor's room window. I saw a very long way down the river, and the docks and fortifications were under my immediate surveillance. There was no want of everything grand and imnposing. ...

... SOUTHAMPTON, THErnI)DAY. The United States mail steamer Franklin, which a left New York at 1 p.m. on Saturday, the 8th s April, has arrived off Cowes at 1 0 a.m. She D brings mails, passengers, and specie for Havre, and b is commanded by James A. Wotton. V Her cargo consists of 550 bales cotton, 100 cases E sundries, and 550,000 dols. in specie for Havre. tl In lat. 43 to 44, long. 48 to 44, ...

... idE TW ORIDBRS IN COUNCIL. (From last night's Gazette.) NEUTRAL VESSELS. IAt the Court at Windsor, the 15th day of April, 1854, present, the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. Whereas her Majesty was graciously pleased, on the 28th day of March last, to issue her royal declaration in the D following terms: Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, ...

... Tl~lE CGO TU ED VGA TION BILL. On Monday evening a public meeting of the United Pree- byteriaens of Edinburgh end Leith was held in Queen-street Hail, Ehinburghl. Among those on the platform were-the Lord Provost, Bailin Fyfe, Bailie Clark, Ijailie Mathie (Leith), Mr. James Peddle, W.S., tbte Rev. Dr. Johnston (Limokhibs), the Rev. Dr. Peddle, the Revr. Ii. Ienton (Kelso), the Rev. George ...

... I Georee Chisman Eltnee and Mary Ann Wake were iodiced at the Soathampton quarter sessions, on Tues. day, b fore the reeorder, for unlawfully megleeiog and refasing to give suffisient meet and drink for the suopirt of Emily Lavinia Elmes, a child of the age of eleven years, and also for unlawfully assaulting andbeating the. child, The male prisoncr, wbo is a compositor, Das left a wsidower, ...