... l_ TV SHREW1BU PEERAGE. Housvp oF Loeitm,-J-uayi~j3Their lordships met to- day asai commitltee i'or privilefr.s to hear counsel and evi- deceinspipor of the ci, m of John Henry Clootwynd, karl Talbot, to the earldoyiof Shrewsbury. Lord Redeadale was ivithe chair ; and there were present ais on the committee the Lord Chancellor, Lord Lyndhurst, Lord th4 Brougham, Li)rd St. Leonard's, Lord ...

... I LATE SI L\ ThLLIGENCE. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. a IMPORTANT FROM INDIA4 FURTHER REVOLT OF SEPOYS- DEPARTURE OF SIR COLIN CAMPBE~r!. LONDON, SATURDAY EVSrING.-Intelligeuce has been t received from India that the mutineers had been defeated, b with the loss of 26 guns, outside the walls of Delhi. They t bad retired into Delhi, which was about to be assaulted ima- a mediately. Large numbers of ...

... I IIHOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAy (BY MTAGNrETIC TRLEGRAPtL) The house met at five o'clock. The Cork and Toughal Railway bill was read a third tito, and passed. L ,rd BtsOUGitA'5 brunght up the sul ject of tbe Afric05 slave trade, and expreseed rurprisr that the Emperor of France should give his sanction to a project to take -from the coast of Africa to the French West India oloties The object ...

... ?? i n - vUS P Ar A .. ,. . A -. ?? . I OXFORD, MOaDAY.-The nomination of candidates for the seat declared vacant by the select committee for this city took place to-day, at the Town Hall, before a very large concourse of spectators. Oxford is at this moment the quietest of cities, on account of being sadly out of sorts, or rather out of town; not a cap or gown is to be seen. 'Ibe colleges ...

... - - . - - -- - I t ?? , C, b C $re C ?Oo It rl Ili[ I THE GLASGOW POISONING CASE. This remarkable case terminated in the ac- quittal of the prisoner. For eight days the Queen's Bench of Scotland, presided over by a judge of great ability, had been trying this mysterious case, which, after a protracted investigation, is as deeply involved in darkness as ever. The case for the prosecution and ...

... RAILEWAY RETURNS. _GREAT SOUTHSERN AND ?? O tratti tur tri m week ending July1 25, 1867 - F S. dI. tI, Passengers, parcels, Go. ; amount £4731 2 10 to Merolhandizeie and cattle .. . 1542 0 2..-1576 3 0 Corresponding week int 1866 (203i nilies open) :- a Passengers, mails, &c. ; amount . 6491 2 3 AMorchandiriO and cattle . .. 1985 8 5 .-7476 10 8 IRISH SOUTH EASTERN (Carlows to Klilkenny. 264 ...

... I IMPERfiA PARLTAMENT. ABOLITION 'OF 'THE iBISH-N-ICEROYALTY. Inyesterday, morning's impression we gave a short outline of -the important debate which took place in the House of I Commons on Tuesday Evening, on Mr. Roebuck's motion for ~ -the abolition of the office of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.t We now present our readers with a more ample resport.- c Mr. Boisinuos moved that, in the opinion ...

... / , , 5 .7, . . . ' olm.s , : TUJIS..)AY, JULY z9 64, 1 - -- I SIR CtARLES NAPIER AND THE RYOTS. Our renowned countryman was cast in the true heroic would. Beneath that remarkable exterior pi reposed, or fermented, as many noble qualities as rt ever adorned tbe mini of a commander. He had bi3 faults too, but even they leaned to virtue'd B side. What would England not have given for ei such a ...

... LA13-sT ISNTELLIGENCE. - 3y MAGN1ET1U 'TF.h;uLt(An1. F5-,5Nc1t ELECTIO >.-Third electoral district-Cavaignac, 0 - t votes; Thib3nt, government candidate, 9,745 votes. Foanib electoral disirict-Olliviere, oppoeitiol candidate, al- VMsrirr, governmant candidate, 9,976, Seventh e.,ordl dlstrict-Dumoni, 14,014 ; Languatire, 9,676. N^^rLr JUNEc ?? telegraphic dispatches hovs arrived froat Geta. A ...

... THE CAMlOLIC CHURCH. - - - 111 I CoNiVEnSsIONs-01 Sunday, the 12th Ju!y, at D Imeul', J ho Lenat~ten, jae of Ballina, was r ceivd into ttoe C tti l c cburch by Lae Rev. Patrick Malone, P P; also, c2 isun> y, the 19th, at ibeame pl ce, Miss M9ariaP: DorP Mis Celia Crampton, iflise Jane Cramptop, and eiC Meitilda Crampton, of Belmullet, abjurtd Ilia errt'I P ote-tantism, and were received into ...

... IHOUSE OF LORDS-YR STRFInAY. - | (BYv DIAGNtS1TIO THLT-uaAP11) The royal assent was given to a number of uli i private bills, including the turnpike trusts arrangent,,t LII1 The militia (Ireland) act, 1854, amendment bill, tu, iue, bill, the sites for workhouses bill, joint stick cr .n aclt atenedmenlt, and the F ~rth ant Clyd,3 jworlt;:r ratiitb bill. Ttie Usmlacester corpuratiou bill was ...

... XT I~JNTCELLIGENCE. , a, An~T.TT TEEG~APIT. I ?? lJLX,1tfL%,arH MbAGNu; ?? Globe scys very he*rs have bean circulated this morning respect- hion of te Indian mutiny to the Bombay jog the ere it to say that the government hsve 5rWY Wilforletion from India in addition to that of ?? buS o is already in poS3eZion. ?? schooner Barrys has been W tS e bar t Brsde River, master and his wife lo t In ...