... BY TWAGNETIC TELEGPtAPII, l HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. Tmeir lordehipi met at five o'clock after the Whiteuntide tlBIIE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHARITIES BILL, After a ?? in which the Lord Chaneellar, Lord Campbell, the Earl of Derby, and Lord Redeadale pirticl- tA was read a second time. THE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES BILL, on the motion of the Duke of ARGYLE, was also read a laond tims. THE NEWSPAPER STAMP ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAENT. I HOUS&E OF COMMION 3WXpNsDAY, JUNE 6. MAYNOOTH COLLEGE. A. nlumber of petitions were presented against the endow-b ment of Maynootb, and the debate, adjourned on the 1st of-' Mtay, was resumed by Mr. Sergeant OBRIEN, who slaid that the establishment V against which the motion of the aon member for North r Warwickshire was directed was not thi result of hasty :or d ill ...

... I FROM OUR LO 10 90 RRKP I Ther isno tewsto-~y ithr from Our fleets of our arie, oran itelleion sathe sulbject of thewar beyond what ou wil id, in the' French version1 Of those buifliant ?? before SebastoP01l and in the sea of Azoff, with which your readers are already acquainted. IMAPROVED COMMUNICATION BETWEBN XNGLASD AND I' amn'enabled't send yoiau~n early, copy of, the row~rt. of the ...

... ],-V APH. I I BY .1.0 THE BATrIE 0F THE 18TH. LIST OF WOUNDED OFFICERS. Lord Parimure presents his complimnents to tbe Secretary of the Magnetic Telegraph Company, and begs to transmit a nominal list of the offiers wounded, and the numerical listof the casualties of the non-comnumissioned officers and men.- Killed ?? * 144 Wounded ., ?? 1,08 Missing ..160 NVominal return of OfOiers llbun4dd ...

... ROYAL llORTliOULUIAL OOCIETY-SUMMER ?? S[lOW Or, FLOWERS, FRUlTS, &c. * The r tt~i3lt~idii~liisdnie ekibitron of exotic raritis e stove and grcou-houde plants, and fdorists flowers, fraits,- vbgstta~bins, &r.,.was hld ygesterday under canvas in the Rotundo Gardens. When us take into account the bittey and protracted severity of the spring season this yoar, and xonsider the consequent check ...

... 1. *1. I ADMINISTRATIVE REFORh. (Froihs ta ?? News.) 'iinisters having agreod to place themselves under tbe 1protectionof their Toryrivals, for the purpoeeof evadiog aelaiinistrative reform, they have contrived to obtain a cl%- joaity of sevsn to. one. What impression this maucticvie and its immenlia'te succeas may have upon then mind of tthe coantry, it were premature, perhaps, to say. There ...

... The weekly meeting of the guardians of this union wau P held yesterday, In the board-room of the workhouse, North a Brunswick-street. d Dr. BBADY, V.0., In the chair. tI The following guardians were In attendance :-Captain tl Wisdom, J.P, DX.O.; Messrs. Archbold, Nugent, Arkine, el Murphy, Carolan, French, Flanagan, Carton, G. Thorpe, d Gavacan, J. Dodd, Irwin, and Bagnall. STATE OV TSH ASOUSE ...

... BY M1AGNETIC TELEGRAPH. I -HOUSE, OF LORDS-YESTERDAY.,. In reply to Lord LrsDzUB;T, 1The Earl of CLARENDON stated that the conferences at Vienna were formally closed by Count Buol yesterday. The last propositlon of Austria, together with the answer of the English and French governments, would be laid on the table as sqon as possible. 'The ecolesiaslical property (Ireland) bill, and the leases ...

... _ X mL .- - .. . ?? ,, ,, . , ?? The usual weekly meeting of the guardians of this union was held yesterday, in the boardroom of the workhouses, 'a s Jon'ss et BocsIALx, ?? in the chair. The following guardians were in attendance ;-Oapt Now- 1flr, Dr Wall, Alidermani Smyth, Alderman-Reynolds, Mesars Wmn Calbeok, Edmond' Lawless, Henry Price, Geo G Place, FimoaiLedwidge, Henry Kingsnlli, ...

... I I .~ ~ ?? , . . . _ ..v Liverpool, Wednesday Afterrnoon. , A rumour is current in town that the lucrative and im- aportant office of town clerk (salary, 2,00L) h likely to be- ll come vacant within a very short period of.thne. It Is stated that the ?? acumen and legal ability Dwhich Mr. Shattleworth developed in connexion with the Liverpool bills now pending before parliament have a ...

... I : THLE WA-R. H 1 BY.MAGNETW TELG RAPTh on DISPATCH' FROM GENElRAL PEtISSI En 7 PAR, 'WEDNEMDAi MOSINIu.-Tbe Nfnittivi conitains B dispatch froin enoral Pdlasler, dated the evenlig ot 1th at June, in wbih 11 stitW;:- The combat of the 7th Junlef has been more advantageous to us than reported. 'We took 0g 0i2 'prisonere, among whom were 20 officers. W0 also took b 88 guns. We fired on the ...

... UflL ~IIE WAR. I FROM SEBASTOPOL.: ripmaure presents his compliments to the secretary7 Dtd s ti Telegraph Company, and bas great pleasures et te going the fo`lowilog intelllgence which has thieday jcbid gTXENT, JUNE 29i7a.-The French esnd to proceeding rith their approaches ?? poglith 0, works, and are erecting new batteries, to be i' ith heavy guns. The enemy continues to ?? ?? done during ...