... IMPERIAL PARLI-AMENT.j ?? HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JULY 14. BOARD OF HEALTH, The Earl of SHAFTESBURY replied to the accusation brought by Lord Seymour against the Board of Health and bore testimony to the indefatigable zeal of Mr Chadwick and Dr. Southwood Smith. The Bishop of London, Lord Carlisle, and Lord Brougham followed in the same strain, after which the matter dropped. COLONY OF NEW ...

... B ISH T E M PERANCE ASSOCIATION. The twentieth annual conference of the British Asso- eiation for the promotion of temperance throughout the United Kingdom, has been held in this town during the present week, commencing on Sunday last, when addresses on total abstinence were delivered in the saloon of the Mechanics' Institue, by the Rev. Robert Gray Mason, better known as the Father Matthew of ...

... I gL' or .Io' COURT, &c. On Monday (yesterday), her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, with the Prince of WVales, Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal, and the rest of the royal family, together with the ladies and gentlemen of the royal household in waiting, were expected to leave Buck- ingham Palace for the royal marine residence, Osborne, Isle of Wight. The Queen gave audience on ...

... El b, (RTMK. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR OFFIcE, JULY 14. 1st Foot Guards.--.'1o be Captains and Lieut.- Colonels, without purchase-Lietnt. anld Capt. R. Brad - ford; 1Loout, arid Capt. Mi. Bruce; Brevet-Cc]. F. Clinton, h~. 22nd Lighit Dragoons. To be ccpt and Lieut.-Coinel, without purchase- Brov. Lieut.-Col. T. S. Conway, C.B., from 22nd Foot. To be Lieutenants and Captains %without ...

... -- LATIEST NEWS FROMS ABROAD TIE ALLIES AN]) TILE ENEMY. A BAtTTLE' EXPECTED. VIEN~NA, JULY 15. Oil the 11th inst the Turks attacked and defeated {he I u5siafl rear guar d at Fratesty, Oan the road from Giuxgevo to Buch~arest. The Turks arc now in force, and have crossed the ponube at several points. The number of auxiliary troops which have ar- d ?? from Shunala exceeds 20,000. Prince ...

... CSIILALP}°LAEDCREIN CASES OF4 TO THtE E1)ITOR OF THE DAL NEWS. ~1,There is now before parliament a most isa- ft tbill on the above subject, intituled a bill to Ptr thet tine and mode of taking the pleas of per- t5l tat0edw it larceny, and for the improvement ofC c~raiH' procedure in cases of larceny. The ob- .f c en as stated by the honourable m ember who le~tght l tebill, to save ...

... A meeting of the members of the Local Board of Health was held in the Town-hall, on Friday last. Pre- sent C. C. Williams, Esq in the chair. ALDEUMEN. .T. Moore I \V. Ilird I T, Mor^iin | 1 COUNCL LLORS. I E. Evans R. I,. Tlocre \V. AlF.vmder .1. YVillmus VachHI D. Lewis W. A. Llradley ARREARS 01; RATF.S.. Mr, Bowen, having staled that be considered arrears to the amount of £ 212 were ...

... THE -RIFF PIR7ATES.- ,; i, : . - - ~ I RECAPTURE OF THE, BRIG CUTrIBEft'lf YOUNG FLOMI TIlE MOORuS. OFFICIAL DESPATCH OF COMMANDER RICE. (Froi Turesdayq Nightf ' Gazette). ADMIRALTY, JULY 11. A lotter, of whichl'tih following is a copy, has been received from Commandes Rice, of her Majesty's steam. sloop Prometheus: Her Maljesty's steam-sloop Prometheus, Gibraltar, June 28, 1854. Sir,-I have ...

... THE TRICKERY Or, PRUSSIA. {JT~A1.^ m ?? (Fs'oim tie Times.) The King of Prussia is surrounded by ant unscrupu- lous cabal of men who hre not ashamed. to prostitute thdir rank in the service of a GOranan Power to the ex- ciusive advancement of Russian interests, and who prac- tise their arts with success on the vanity and the enthu- siasm of their Sovereign. In comparison with the bulk of the ...

... COlBLESPONDENCE. To the Editor of the Ipswoich Journal. SIR,-In your report of the Paving and Lighting Com- missioners' meeting last Friday, it is stated that Mr. Cuthbert had attended and occupied a great deal of time in his inspection of the books. Will you kindly allow the following remarks in reference to it ? I called at the Clerk's office by appointment (after being refused by him and ...

... [ FROM, OUR LONDON vOR-PONDERt. ?? 0 Sj 0'~0 0; Londot, T2'rsda.l No rain to-day, and no government defeat last night, are the itwo remarkable domestic events which have fallen within your correspondent's notide since his last letter. Tae former, probably, has had some effect in the city this afternoon, for a considerable rise in consol3 took place between one and two o'elockt which eertainly ...

... IMPERIXL PARLIAMENT. - - rel HOUSE OF LORDS-111ONDAY. th The Lord Chancellor took his sest at five o'lulsk. a The Etrl of SEIAFTESBURY presented a number of wit petitions~frouit sevoral temperance societies anid congrega- ME~ tnsoPrttatdissenters, in favour of the clsoatg of Ps pithlie-houies on the Lord's-day. t TeEiofALEdUYpspned to a future day Ob the notice Of a motion for any corre ...