... gonfou Rutellistace. FRANCE. The Parine says that the Queen of England will pay a visit to the Emperor at Fonlaineblean, at the beginning of Septem- ber, and will stay there about ten days. The Indipendance, the other day, fixed upon Cemptigno as the place where the Emperor would showY Her Maijesty country hospitality, but the announcement in the Parine must be considered as more authentic. It ...

... :-LAST NIGHT'S PARLIAMENT- (BlY ELECTRIC TELEGRAP.) HOIUSE OF LORDS. Their lordehips met at a quarter past four o'clock. The royal assentb was given by commission to the Consolidated Fund (X8,000, 000) Bill, Insuranie of- lives -(Abatementi of Income Tax) Continuance Bill Ministers' Moneyv (Ireland)- Bill, Court of Exchequer (Ireland) Bill, Ministers' Money (Ire- .Land) ;Bill, Caourt' of ...

... -? ? atal:ix-pbo- , ?? 1, bualT ?? ?? ?? ?- I duo rogthei arefore tiudhj~ Wall poor-rat eeand assessed tede' B dbeforom the 2tl bef ~ore the jh of pril last, must be poiio t='al beor tI 20t Juy rhi namnes wiill he omitted from the sl lae of tke present year, sopt .Yorx FO- THE Couwry. ?? Perionsi laving A1, ~~~epro~rt onor efoe Jnuay80th lant,' entitling thetI? the ~ 5~j~te fo f/e ounty, ...

... ?? ? t FIRE-pROOP LADIEs' DRESSES. -Within a very E short time two young ladies have been burnt to death, owing h to their light muslin dresses catching fire from a lucifer match-one in London, the other at Colchester. It ought to Ebe generally known that all ladies' light dresses may be made a fireproof at a mere nominal cost, by steeping them, or the Ilinen or cotton used in making them, in ...

... thought so, 'let liim~ m directly test th eln fta ouse upon the question, and ro he would see thi'dcso sdcidedly against hun as wa the decision ofthela arimj Sir C. N ?? ehracter of Sir M. Seymour. IIi General THOPO rcdthe wrhole of'.the minseries' le inflcted upon CantonR to a quarrel got u p on false, pretences,. :i and iha shemeful mhanner, through a foregone conolusion. The report was then ...

... (BY ELECTRIC TELEORAIP.) HOUSE OP LORDS. I Their lordships met at five o'clock. The Fraudulent Trustees Bill was read a first time. is A number of private bills were advanced a stage. n In reply to the Duke of Somerset, Lord PANMURE stated that the object of the commission d, about to be appointed upoul the ordnance survey would be, not ., to decide the question, but to inquire into the best ...

... I OPENIh? OF A IXW CONGREGATION Ves -C A ?? T: Emodation prove, 'ineumfeieint} d de - edleries- canL al80 ?? erected;,,, he, e t'of tlt'd cfurceeiesive 'of'patri ohe by- sire'dy been'pro 'misead. ,L;s ?? - rs . ?? ,O~ (OOUlEN-T-l0;ELEOTIONS i it -f er , The follwiig is the finding of the eleotionm oominittee, after ?? bearingi the evidence in this caae As read.bythc,.cbairmsn. p i.L.That ...

... FATAL STEAM BOILER EXPLOSION AT CHESlTR-WO MEN KILLED. I I r ,i Ar. .. .. - I I cuto two P-r~ ?? Wedneaday afternoon, a steam boiler mi ?? exploded-itt t1t0 irontworks of- Messrs. Henry Wood. and-Co., -Ti secre- near Chest'r, T he boiler, :which, wae a very fine one, three rc the Iy .ed n irihd*t aten Plugs of lead, safety wi ri vwives, &o., was blown thro'ugh a brick wall 200 yards into a ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES ?? ie MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1857. -: MORE rioting at New York. Pur Transatlantic cousins do not furnish us with so amiable a speci- a npn nq W. A .^lA ?? of ae . -- I .I , men as we could wish of the working of democratic a h institutions. The disturbances which happened on, 0 ie the 4th instant, the anniversary of the declaration il of American independence, ...

... BUY LE CTIO - - BURYP, ELE!CTITON CoM1.tTTEE :en ~ FRIIDAY AFTERNOON.~ ue 31'rrtu'n o ' liI. R 1 Pilips for Buy me thi morria'g The Sl 3ir ommiteeconsists of mi'. W. Hutt (chairman), Mr.F1. ,Beano-Wa i zbf Conel T. Herbert, the Hon. C. Howard, .and. Mr. W. il. Of QO., bul. The counsel for the petitioners were Mr. Jatme~6, veat '55 Q-- ?? Q.C,, end M;. Clark. Mr. Monk and Mr. T ' Atkinson ...

... aVSITS OF PRINCE - UfS I1 NAPOLEON TO I AOISTER. -- I ilk T-il.ANU~t~lkL~. - St~t -he jeat crvete ee ~eizs~oetense,-witls Prnces LoUis ,oepl~ n xbad arivdsdie Mosk I oda 4hi t1 P nL lu, t i 'cok. The' prince was received is b the ' ,rl Frenoth ?? at' Liverpool, and procedd o-aoetrS OsdS by-,the train -.dec at 'Viotorlma, Statson, et a quarter 'to one.~ H 'ndAt half-pst, twelve ,o'clock the ...

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