... ELBCTION COMMITTEE., MALDON.-SA'TRDAY. The committee met at eleven o'clock. Mr. Baxter, on being examined by Mr. Slado, denied having treated any of the electors. He was chaffed about treating people with brandy and water, and he told them that he had not paid for it. Mr. James Bowles, an oyster-dredgoer-mran, employs four men. Lives at Tollesbury. IRecollected Mr. Charles Baxter coming to him ...

... VW Court. ROYAL PAVILION, ALDERSHOTT CAMP SATURDAY. Yesterday afternoon her Majesty, accompanied by the Prince Consort Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal, and Princess Alice, rodo on horseback and honoured the Bishop of Winchester with a visit at Fambain Castle. The following had the honour of being invited to dine at the Pavilion in the ?? Knollys Colonel Lord Frederick Paulet, Coldstream ...

... LICENSED V1CTUALLERS' SCHOOLS. Yesterday evening, the fifty-first anniversary festival of the Licensed Victuallers' Schools was held at Highbury Tavern, HtvoinTcrt BARCLAY, Esq., in the chair, who was supported by Mr. J. Locke, M.P., Mr. Ser- jeant Ballantine, Mtr. Alderman Wize, and over 1,500 persons connected with the trade. This ji perhaps the chief charity of this trade, and one which ...

... | HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY, JULY 3.. Their lordahips met at 4 O'ClOCk. RwOYAL COM&MISSION. The roya1 assent WaS givenk by comm~ission tO the follow- ing ?? Fund (8,000,0001.); Insurance of w(agrYVC Wrtkh Eatar Rt\ailwyCarrpital) Dumbarto Water ?? Service Exetsiers andr ExLortd Railway;Cork a; E~arl oS Harrowby, end Lord Monteagle. PRIVATE BILLS. The following bills wcerered a second time: ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARE , (FROM LAST tWIQlT'5 OAZETF..) WAtt-OFFICEi, PALL-MALL, JULY 28. Idite orimnt of Foot-,Mtijor-Genll ?? Be,,kl K ,to bo c1oneln vic s ?? Sir J. B. Sclweddc. KAJC.1., moved to the 55th Foot. jamaj 1101bos Sbe9, f o4 asth Feot-Moidtr-Gnerl Sir J oaro lio l SbdLO eorige, ?? the lad toet. to be colonel, vice Genra o G eo AU° doceso ed. , fr tbL 48th Otis Foot--Lleut.-Ccloietl ...

... B.ELCTZON COMMUMIES~. md iGREAT YARMOUTH. Of The committee sat on Saturday, at 11 o'clock. eat MatthewWinderexamined. Witness keeps an hotel on ing the beach at Great Yarmouth. A dinner took place at his hotel on the Monday after the election; it was ordered by Mr. B Drandt. Messrs. Spilling and Steward were present when jit was ordered. A god s any more were there also, but he 'be could ...

... IF BE XJ 1A BO R Y. Meetings for Next Week. Monday, July 20--Chap. 12; 223, Mansel-street, Goodman's-fields; Quar. Meeting oys' School, Tuesday.-Lodge 200. Crown and Sceptre, Greenwich. Wednesday.-Lodge 746, Manor House, Waliworth. Thursday.-House Com, Girls' School. LODGE or A iqsucrY (No. 2), AcTING By IaEMOauIr CONScIcU- ToO.-An emergency meeting of this ancient Lodge will be held In the ...

... LONDON, FRIDAIY, JULY 3. IN the HOUSE of LORDS, yesterday, the second reading of the Adulterers' Marriage 13ill was moved by Lord REDEBDALE. The LORD CHANCELLOR mnoved as an amendm~ent that the bill should be reawd a second time that day six months. Its principle, he remarked, which in- volved a prohibition to the re-marriage of the guilty parties inl cases of adultery, had already been four ...

... LISBON, JrLY 14. At 6 p.m. on the 11th inst. his Majesty Dom Pedro V. closed the session of the Cortes in person. His Majesty thanked the peers and deputies for the zeal and ability they had displayed in the treatment of the important questions brought before them. He also lamented that the necessarily limited time at the disposal of the Cortes had not permitted them to adopt measures for the ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF T}iE DAILY. NEWS. SiRi,-Coneurring, as I do, in the remarks made by you in your columns of this morning, as to the still imminent danger of our position in India, end the necessity for the linmediate adoption of wise, vigorous, and prompt measures for the re-establishment of our supremacy in the East (I say, re-establishment advisedly), I would fain, through the medium of your ...

... THE FRENCH ELECTIONS. f The olloniteitr of yesterday publishes an order of c the Minister of ?? suspending thoAsserbb'!e0 Nationule for two raonths. The offence for which that journal, which had received trevious warnings, t twice in 1So3 and once in 185(il, besides undergoiog -a two month8' suspension in 185i4, is nowv again simni- laxrly ptunished consists of an articlo witieli appeated1 ...

... THE FRENCH ELECTIONS. CATAIGNAC AND TWVO OTHIER R13P13LIQ AN C' NIJII)ATES RElTUlRNED iFOR PARIS. (BY 5UBMSARINIE AND ]1UITISI T5LEGIRAP]I.) (FROM oUT aOWNv- COIIRESPONOENT.) rARIIS, MONDAY EVENING. The following is the final result of the polling at the second elections which have taken place yesterday and to-day in the third, the fourth, and the seventh circumscriptions of Paris: T1111ED cIi ...