... BERLiN, Wednesday.-The Leit (Berlin paper) denies that a delay has been accorded to Den- mark by -Austria and Prussia, for a settlement of the Hc' - *ein question, through French influ- ence. It confirms the statement that Russia had refused to agree to the claims of Denmark being referred to an arbitration of the European powers. Cor.NUAGEN, Wodnesday.--The ministers have tendered their ...

... PARLIAMIENTARlY.-LAST NIGHT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY. Their Lordehips met at one o'clock. The Commons having been summoned, The LouD CHANCEILIon, as Boyal Commissiaoner acquainted the house with the choice of the lower hou8e of Mr Denison as Speaker, and, turning to the Speaker, said :-l Mr Denison, we are commanded to essure you that her Majesty, sensible of your zeal for the public service, ...

... TYNEMOUTJH TOWN COUNCIL. A meeting of this body wa3 held, at the Town Hall, North Shields, on Wednesday last, W. Walker, Esq., mayor, in the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting having been read and confirmed, The TOWN CLERK read a letter from the Secreta-y to the Tyne Improvement Cominissioners, in which it was etated that 30 copies of the accounts of the com- missioners had been sent ...

... - -NO:EM BRTISHj BMILY, . . . . The b lf-yearly noaetingcof:this oompany wits held~ad I.Rdinburgh on FPridwy~;,MrHodggonlia thaochair..:,1: The report, whiclhas.appeared in~thb OburAtivm, w held. as read., r- 1 ?? : 1 EThe4 VHAiaAN, nmoigits .sdoption, 7sad' he. Ithought-it- -ol oli qbe aifeoyto tl~es bauew hiolders a .arge I h oln tobek and~perianiit' way were boi~ ngo wojingodeir, ...

... THE ELECTIOIJS. Lord Charles Russell made a speech on Wed- nesday night, in favour of his brother. He gave the meeting to understand that Lord John would eventually be in favour of the ballot. The Metropolitan candidates are all actively holding meetings. ABINGDON.-Earl1, a Conservative, comes for- ward. STROUD.-The present members walk over. WINDsoR.-At the nomination the show of hands was in ...

... UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAOS OPN ARn PRBAORXNG.-Between thirty and forty clergymen and diseenting ministers of Bristol have ar- ranged to carry out a sekies of out-door services during the summer months. Oni Sunday, afternoon, the ReV. Ii. Cooper preaoheh on rno-lteRo.. Clayo- ordaoftrat the Ciasemthe Rgev.B m~usholof petplroodm then evmeng ?? worshk p incumbeint of isterial instruotion, in an ...

... PUBLIC MEETING IN NEWCASTLE. On Monday evening, a public meeting was held in the Lecture Room, Newcastle, for the purpose, as stated in the placard, of passing resolutions on the subject of an extended franchise, vote by ballot, &c. The uniavour- able weather of the evening may perhaps account for the fact that the room was not so well filled as it usually is on occasions of political ...

... WRECK OF THE D)UNBAR AT SYDNEY HEADS.- ONE RUNDRED -AND TRIBRT-NINE LIVES LOST. It is with deep regret that We have to record the total loss of the magnifiaent olipper ehip Dunbkf, Captain James--re'en,whioh left Gravesend on the 24th of May and Plymouth on the-30.h of that month--for Sydney. Only one seaman out of a total of 140-persons' on board is'reported as having escaped. The Dunbar was ...

... IN{DIAN RELIEF FUND. PUBLIO MEETINQ IN GaTESHEAD. A public meeting, convened by the Mayor of Gates- head, in compliance with a numerous requisition, was held in the Town-hall of that borough, on Tuesday (Mr Ald. Follock in the inair), for the purpose of ori- ginating a subeoription for the relief of the sufferers by the late India mutiny. The attendance was respectablew and, upon an average, ...

... WOASTLE AND CARLISLE RAILWAY MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Tbhs inrsitte is one of the moet su3cesofully ma. msaged, and in Bome respects one of the mest iuterietian, associations of the kind in tbe kingdcm, It is en. tirely meanged by woikinrg men; cad to this is attributefl the fact that it ic, in reality, whebt so many oeher inrtituteE are tnl) ;nuierre, El nechavirs' institute. The stnrual seiree ...

... ;MR. LINDSAY, M.P., AND HIS CONSTI- TUIWTS'r On Monday evening, Mr Lindsay, M.P., addressed a 'meeting of his constituents in the Albion Assembly- rooms, Tynemonth. There was a considerable number of:gentlemen connected with shipping in the room. Mr Alderman Pow, the Chairmen of the North Shields Bhipowners' Society, presided. Mr LNDBsAr, who was warmly received, 'after allud- ing to several ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY. PROROUaTION OF PARLIAMENT. Their lordehips having aesembled, the usual formali- ties were observed. The Commons having been summoned to the bar, the royal assent was signified by the Royal Commiesioners to the Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Bill., The LORD COHAIxcoOR then read THE QUEEN'S SPEECH My LORDS AND GENTLEM5N,- We are commanded by Her Majesty to release you ...