... 6e OUMt The Queen received addresses on the throne ret ispeotinig thes peace yesterday afterasaf at Buckingham but Paloe, from te5 University of Oxtord, the University ofbf Cambridge, and from the body ef Presbyterian ministera. tho The delegates from the 'University of Oxford, followed see, by the members, and headed by the )I rI of D. rby, wear- doe iag his gold roboL ofofflen 55 ...

... IL ii time about thirty yecars siice-liiidiuhg a girl i; the streets ill the Lest stage6 of destitution and disease, and discovering that there was no hospital open for her reception without a ticket of recomu- mendation from a governor, which could not be obtained until the following morning-Dr. Marsden determined to eudeavour to found an hospital for adinission to which no other ...

... LIVERPOOL, THUnDAY. A public meeting of the inhabitauts of this town was held at the Sessions House, at noon, for the purpose of | sympathiuing with, and raising subscriptions sos, the uufor- al suedve suffererst by tbe Isate inundations iui France. The p )litoa (J. 8tewa rt, Esq.), by vwhor3 thei meeting had been convenee, presided, an -th tere wats a good ettendantce, not- wgithstanding the ...

... (FROMt OUR OWN CORESPONDBET.) [The following appeared in cur Evening Editio of ysetetday] : PARIS, WEDNESDAY EvZNry The Senate, as we learn by three lines in t jfonieur, yesterday achieved its first act of oppoi. tion. It haa actually thrown out a bill, and a vs7 important bill. By a majority of 60 against 56, th body of salaried nominees has made a marveilon ebow of independence, and against ...

... futi LIVERPOOL, TnuaaDAr. clbo The United Stateis Mail Steamship Baltic, Capt. nee James Comstock, arrived in the river last night, nov from New York, bringing 203 passengers, and cerl 162,047 dole. 63c. in specie; and by her we have 8 received our advicee from New York to the 7h con instant, being four days later than to band by the T Canada. roul She repnrte the arrival of the Niagara hence ...

... TO TEE EDITOR 0 THE DAILY NEWS. ?? the public are Dot aware how they may be victimised on the London and North Western Rail- way, will you kindly inrert in your powerful journal the following lact. :-On Friday, June 6tb, I took a fins clas saturn ticket from hence to London by the morning mail, leaving at 8.20, for which I paid 18r. :(this is a fast train with only three stoppages), arriving ...

... LOND Oa, FRIDAY, JUNE 27. IN the HOUSE of LORDS, yesterday, the Grand in Juries Bill was read a second time, on the motion of m Lord CAMPBELL, Pi On the motion for going into committee on the tb Divorce and Matrinionial Causes Bill, Lord LEr?D- th HURST described the alterations in the law of divorce and in the legal machinery by which all questions relating to matrimony were to be decided, 01 ...

... LBLRANJD. THE TIPPERARY BANK. THE CASE OF THE NGLISH SHARBEHOLDBR. ]DUBLIN, Jvtn 20. The Matter of the Rolle proceeded this day to give judgment in the ease of John Ginger, one of the English shareholders in the Tipperary Bank, and whose case was to gavern all the others in the same category. It was an appeal from the decision cf Master Murphy, rho hbd retained the English shareholders on the ...

... NA VAL AND MILITARY r ?? MILITIA. PB ?? follo wing general orderwaooissued yesterday: Homs Guarlb, June 9. The militia forces havi~g been directed to be disembodied, the 1Fi'd.Mfarshal Commanding in Chief, previously to their return to ftheir countlies, desires to oifer to the officer,, non-comamissioned offloer s, and men, his best aeknowoledgments for the real and disci. l p uce which ...

... THE SUNDA Y BAND QUESTION. The interference of the National Sunday League has, as was expected, terminated, so far as they are concerned, in a sacrifice of the question. Sir G. Grey-who has all the while been working for this purpose as a compensation for his defeat by the people last autumn in Hyde-park-has now, he thinks, succeeded, and can venture to threaten the people with the police. It ...

... - PROOF IS WANTED FOR DEA TH. To fur; EDITOR OFi THF; MOURNING CHRON~ICLE. Se~ ?? wants proof of the committal of the murder. Wherearethey? Surely not i mere circuistantialcvi dence. Why the term itself supposes a crime done, and untilthat can be proved, the evidence of mere circum stances lies no weight at all., It is not used to prosea murder, but a murder proved is employed. to, detect tlhe ...

... t n- YaoM OUa OwN iCORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, MONDAY EVEN7NG, 'e We are still making holiday, and political disqui- iition is tor the time.out of place. The difficulty Pt between England and America bears no compari- ge soninuinterest here just now with the difficulty of getting a ticket for the ball at the Hotel de Ville to-night. Pt The Constilutiomwn announces that the Legis- ur rd lative Body ...