... Of MEETING' OF MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OP COMMONS. 1st et Yesterday afternoon, a meeting of members of the An th House of Commons favourable to the principle of the g Parliamentary Oaths Bill was held at the Ring's Arms lla Hotel, Palace-yard, London, to take into consideration he the rejection of that measure by the House of Lords. ae' The notice calling the meeting was signed by Lord )at it s ...

... ROYAL VIBIT TO THE PRUSSIAN LFIGATION. LIILe sfov Ta4 The Queen on Monday evening honoured the Count the Ir. and countess Bernutorif bj a state visit to a grand ball at ra- Prussia House- of The presence of her Majesty, accompanied by the Ir. Prince Consort 4nd several members of the Boyal Family. *er and attended by Prince Frederick William and many 7?!R ity royal relatives and guests, at the ...

... IOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. 1'U A Won r FRANCE. I The Afoniteur contains an imperial, decree appointing e1 the Count de Morny President of the corps Lhgislstf 7. PAOd Sessrg. Schneider and Revell Vice-Presidenlts, 01 The new treaty of commerce concluded on the 14th 01 ult. between Ruhaia and France commences by super- sading theformuer treatyof 1846. The minemtsigneur of d this new one conirences ...

... Me We are not surprised that public opinion should digio irs be roused into something like indignation by the not ra exceedingly cool manner in which his grace the unab St titular Archbishop of Tuam assumes the elector's ler conscience to be the exclusive property of the lery, priest. There is no doubt that Dr. M'f1ale, in secre his recent examination before the Mayo election enorj ircommittee ...

... -MERSY OONSBRVANOY AND DOO BILL. ] PECL& BREPORT OP THE COMMITM ON oROUP (A) I or PRIVA2T~ DMLSg We Sir James Graham reported from the committee onr in group (A) of private bills, who were empowered to make a special report:- That in the case of the Mersey Conservancy and Docks Bill they had examined the allegations contained in tho preamble ot the bill, and amended the sane by the E.altayion ...

... DOMESTIC INULLIGENCE. . ?? At l # ?? ?? 'J OOURT, &o. The Qeen and' Prince Consort; the elder royal ohil- l dren, and the ladies and gentlemen in waiting, attended divine service on Sunday morning, at (sborne, which was performed by the Rev. J. Prothero. It is said that Prinoe Napoleon will pass one or two ; days at Osborne House with the Queen before his return 3 to Paris. I Ma. BBIGHT IN ADZ ...

... __-U - www-w !w_ * Earl Fitzhardinge is believed to' be' dying. to Three firest took p ace in e ti metropolis on Tuesday C Horninjsby thih ?? WIere totally destroyetl. 'H ?? frsth ex4QueeU Of the -reneh embarked on t ~O Wdnesay fr Otend. ?? y The sittilng ?? foi Wed11 q1, duly elected. t lynath have been'ldeclard L- The sale1 '14 Altons Towers still Proceeds, 'and theat .? re niflcent ...

... es The following address has been forwarded to the Rev. sE Dr. Young, the president of the Wesleyan conference, it, from the Manchester Ladies Anti-slavery Society. It was Da adopted at a meeting of the society held in the rooms of the National Public School Association, King-street, Alan- chester, on Wednesday last. STHE MANCIESTER LADIES' ANTI SLAVERY SOCIETY TO THZ 3. WESLVYAN COONIEOENCE, ...

... -N - us ot FRANCE. roglin jt is stated, en the authority of a high functionary, that thle li tre -rctsocetieus, in the departments had sent up their ?? tot pitt-I to attendl Brangor's funeral, and to take advantage of ano disturbance that might break out, with a view to ovortbro,4 trest th; Gevermniett, and n-establish the Republic. Several arrests there1 have takeci placte withi h ls ewas ...

... MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCIDENT NIEAR | BRISTOL BRIDGE. Yeeterday (Friday) an inquest wee held at St. Peter's Hospital, before J. B3. Grindon, REq., coroner, and a respectable jury, on the ?? James Hole, whose death waseoccasioned by an acidnt wichoccurred at the bridge-end of Bath-etroet, at about eight o'clock the eame morning,. ft The coroner having briefly expained the nature of the inquiry ...

... - ?? REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMNENT IN ITALY. thla An insurrection has been attempted and suppressed at . Leghorn and Naples. 'Irle conspiraceyis said toliave been lot first discovered at Genoa, where forty persons were ar- d rested. The following telegraphic despatches have been Th -published- pie PARIS, Jully 2. ord Revolutionary movements took place this morning at Leg- eve boris and Naples. and ...

... LoNDoN, Tuesday Evening. ( FRANCE. y Trade was quiet last week in Paris. Manufacturers have received promises of extensive orders from Russia and the United States. Therewillbeahalfcrop of silk in ?? France, some t places giving even 75 per cent. Accounts from Lombardy I and Piedmont are more satisfactory. The European crop, however, will not be sufficient for the consumption. Wheat has ...