... IMPERIAL PARLIAMIENT. HOlUSE OF LORDS.-FtzDLY, JULY G. The Earl of DEnnY moved the second reading of the Religious Worthip Bill, which was founded upon the report o the select committee to which Lord Shaftes- bury's measure had been referred. The noble earl ex- plmined and defended its provisions. the chief of which ir, that religious worship may be celebrated at thehhocec of any lay member of ...

... On Tueeday morning last, the annual examination of the pupile educated in this inetitution was held in the school in Croft-atreet. The attendance of friends of the institution included a large proportion of ladies, also a number of the parents of the soolars. Mrs Ma. yorees wag present during the examination; which wea conducted chiefly by Miss Agnes Wileon, the mistress, and reflected much* ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF SLOW POISONING A protracted inquest, the particulars of which, in its early stage, were temporarily suppressed at the request of the coroner, has just been closed at Burdon, near Darlington. The inquest was held before Ur W. Trot- ter, on the body of hirs jine Wooler, the wife of a gen- tleman of considerable property in that parish. It appears that the deceased was ...

... TILE BALTIC FLEET. Stockholm, Tuesday.-Intelligence has arrived that the Britieh have destroyed Nystadt. Berlin, Wednesday-The ASt. Petersburg Tournal publishes a correspondence respecting the outrage at Rengo, which Ituaiia exeuses on the ground that the fag of truce was not up. ?? accuses England of making an improper use of flags of truce. The MIilitary Governor-General of St. Petersburg ...

... NAVAL AND MIUMARY. ?? screw asteam transport Norman, No. 155, sailed from Southampton on Monday evening, with 66 horses and 40 men of'tho 6th Dragoon Guards. under the com- mand of Capt; Ibrbury. The Norman leaves direct for Balakiava. 1ieut..Colonel Daniel Lysons, of the 23rd (Welsh FuIleers), after eicaping unhurt at Alma, Balaklava, and lakorman, was severely wounded i'i the engage- ment of ...

... PROVlNOIAL ASSAY OFFICES. BILL. TO THE EDITOR OF THAE TIOMES. ?? a paragraph which appeaerlt TnyourJournat of Friday last, refleeting on the managemnnt of the country wssay offices, You take your information from a Parliamentary paper COl talning the report of sevfn Te ondon salversm iths and two of tlhe wardelis of the GoIdrmiths' Company of London, woi re also Oonnected with the silver trade ...

... LONDON, JuisLy 5. _ . -e r. _l .1.. A - A geeral order, dated I arre Guards, July 4, ex- reses to the army the deep regret of her Majesty at ?? death of Hord Raglan. In adiint h jlcino eneral SiMPson1 for Commander-in-Chief of the army in the Crimea, a few other appoirtmets have been made. (9en. Knollys leaves the camp at Aldorshoti for the administration of the tafein the Crimea. Ccl. Markam, ...

... .1 iS lRT1RECTIO NARY PRP.CiEEDINCS IN I'll - .- 6 SPA IN. The Spanish government is again slialning. A. strike flr Wages in the turbulent city of Barcelona had been converted into an astack upon propertv, which the mi- l-tery were, summoned to suppress, butthe attempt eeas beyond their strength. The' corsequence was that the genoral in command was cormpelled to withdraw the troops into the ...

... TILE VIRGIN MARY HOSPITAL FUND, PROJECTED NEW SCHOOLS. [At the last meeting of the Newcastle Town Council, the Committee on Schools and Charities having pre- vieusly made their repert as to the eurplue Lund of the Virgin M~ary Hospital to be appropriated to the purposes of education, the subject was discussed at same length, and eventually the report was referred back; te the com- mittee for ...

... 2'le Newcastle Couceant is presented to its readers once more without the legal necessity of being impressed with a newspaper stamp. It was established in 17 11, the very year before the fiscal regulation of niewspapers came into ope- ration ; and-untaxed, taxed, and now un- taxed again,-it has existed for a period within six of one hundred and fifty years. The circumstance of its long ...

... HARVEST PROSPOECTS, &c. The Daity Newa takes the following cheering views of the jetate of the country and harvest prospects :- While we are uneasy and perplexed about our moral resources in regard to the war, we must not over look our advantages of material condition, It is only elderly people who remember the last war who can be sufficient- ly sensible of the blessing of our commerce being ...

... The fellowing is a translation of an autograph letter recently addressed by the Sultan to the 0eneral-in- Chief of the English army:- TO 1i0OD OtAOLX.N. My Lord,-The Queen, my august and intimate ally, sent you to defend my cause-a oauso which being alike just and lawful, becomes that of the whole civilieed world. You and the brave army under your command have responded to the hope entertained ...