... JMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ?? 4 - ?? 'HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURtSDAY, JUN4B 12. The LORD CHANCEtLLOR took his seat on the weolsack -V fiee o'ccos'kku Lo)rd BERNERS presented petition% from Ayfestone, in Leicescershire; Kendal, arid Avon, in Gloucestarshire, St against the Maynroth grant. i THE ENCUMBERED ESTATES COURT. W The Earl of DONOUGHMORE piresented a petition frem the Earl Of Mblotchabbell, ...

... A POL.ITICAL BELOGUB. THE SABBATARIA QUBSTION. Et he author ot these verses says in the privite nota whbich accomnpanied them: The resesa of m~y writing nowv is to solicit ax little corner in your paper *or the enclosed produc- tion. It is simply the effort of a woroking mane to gius the opinion which wrorking men at present hold ?? mattors which nearly concern thenn. I do aat mesn the ...

... THE TUItRKISH ARNIY IN IINGRELI.I. I (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) 'IL1KISH CAMP, CHOPI, Frn.7. It has fallen to my lot to traverse some bad roads in Europe, ard many more worse ones in Asia, but the worst of all I have ever struggled over is that from RedoutKiakh hither. No terms short of what would seem to a reader the extreme of hyperbole could convey anything like an accurate idea of ...

... Q?ourt, |~WIN'DSOR, J^:t. 5. IAdmira] Sir Edmutnd Lyons arrived yesterday afternoon on a Visit to her Majesty. The dinner party in the evening ineluded the Duchess of IKent. Viecount and Vicounteas Poln erston, Viscount and Viacountess Hoardinge, Lady Fanny Howard, Baroness Mli de Spetls, and Admiral Sir Si. Lyors. The bend of the Grenadier Guards played during dinner. o The Queen's private ...

... DUBLIN, APRIL 11. THE MURDER OF MISS HINDS. The trial of James Murphy, ?? of the men, obsraed with the murde r of' Miss Hinds, was brought to a conclusion on Thursday at the Cavan SpPecial Commission. Wituetses were produced for the prisoner to controvert the eviderc ccf the approver, and to show tt at he (thl approver) had invited then to i in bim in trying t gain t;.e reward, nud tbst be ?? ...

... LIVERPOOL, WEDN38DAT; The United States mail steam-ship Atlantic, Capt. 0. Eldridge, arrived at this port at 1.30 p.m., with advices.from New York to the l2th instant, 106 passengersi and about 4,850 dole. in speoie. She reports having passed, off New York, the United States marl steam-ship Washington, bound in, on the afternoon of the 12th inst. On the 20th April, in let. 49 N.,lon. 26 W i ...

... (ROMe OUR SPECIAL COIBRESPONeDENT.) NEW YORK, DEC. 26. a Let me first explain briefly the reasons why our X Congress has not yet organised, and proceeded to r business. We are a strange people. We must be a t, strange people, or Englishmen would comprehend us I better. It certainly seems strange that a new Con- s gress, composed (in its popular branch) of 234 dele. a gates, freshly elected by ...

... a.The Protestant Association held its twenty-first nui versary on Wednesday, at ateter-ball, under the presi- dency of Lord BBITNARD, M.P. The large rcora was engaged for tbe oo~asioa, but the attandance was insufficient to fill a tithe of the seats, and those who were present consisted priecipally of verv aged Bad very juvenile ladies, the latter of whom appenred to take much more interest in ...

... JEPRESENTATION ON THE STATE OF ITALY, PRESENTED BY COUNT CAVOUR TO THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH GO- VERNMENTS. The undersigned, plenipotentiaries of his Majesty the King of Sardinia, full of confidence in the senti- ments of justice of the governments of Francs and England, and in the friendship which these Powers, profess for Piedmont, have not ceased, since the opening of the Conferences, to hope ...

... (FROM OUR OWNt COBRRSPONDENT.) ?? following appeared in our EvYning Edition of yetterdX] PARIS, TUESDAY EVYNING. Count Orloff and Baron Brunnow had audience of the Emperor at St. Cloud on Sunday. Prince Oscar of Sweden is grandson of the late Ring Bernadotte, and the third born son of the five children the issue of the marriage of King Oscar I. (Joseph Francis) with the Princess Josephine Maxi ...

... MR2ROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. Yesterday a general meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works was held il the Council Chambee, Guild- hall; Mr. J. TnwAirza in the chair. Tne finoacial state- mont showed a total general balance of 146,6671. 17. 6d. A long dis.ssosion took plece sa to the conirrmation of a recommendation from the district board of Mile-end Old- town, that Mr. O'Shaune1sy, late ...

... s (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) il ITbe following appeared in our Evening Edition oft yeaterday) PARIS, THURSDAY EVENING. t The Emperor arrived in Piris at seven o'clock s this morning, and proceeded at once to the Palace of a St. Cloud. Within an Moor arter his arrival hia Majesty ordered that an application should imme-v diately be m ade to the Corps L-gislatif for a further t, grant of 10 ...