... IMPERIAL PARYIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, JULY 6. TROOPS FOR INDIA. The Earl of CARDIGAN deprecating the use of steam vessels for the transportation of troops, asked whether steam or sailing vessels werd to be employed in conveying the troops to India? Lord' PANrMURE replied that sailing vessels would arrive in India as soon if not sooner than steam vessels, owing to the number of stoppages ...

... I - FEARFUL CATASTROPXHE AT ~~~SHREWSBUJRY. We have to record one of the most tragic oceurrences that ever took place in this town. On Friday last AL Jullien's annual musicalfatewasheld in conjunction with the show of the Shropshire Horticultural Society, on a smnall by-let of the Severn, called the Island of Poplars. The river, for the occasion, was spanned by a bridge of boats about 150 feet ...

... SELBY. TADCASTER, AND MARyET I WETGHTON DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL I ~~~ASSOCIATION. The fourth annual meeting anid show of thsplpru ea~ society was heldyesterday, at~elby, under th rthiseprospefou Lo6 Wein Londlesbiorougir. It wal 'well attended by the neighibouring CL gentry, Inaiastrateis, landed proprietors, tenant farmers, and pr others, and by many of their waves and daughters. The Ishow C ?? ...

... HULL ANTI-MILL SOCIETY.-On Wednesday evening the half-yearly meeting was held in the Mechanics' In- atitute. About 150 members were present, the Booiety numbering 2,000. The report speaks of continrued pros- perity. In reply to questions by Mr John Richardson, it appeared that the sales of flour have been considerably less during the last half-year, and are still decreasing. Prices have of ...

... I GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. I Tapm PROROGATION oF PA ?? Observer says there Beemsa to be io probability of parliament being prorogued before thle 20th August. CITY OF' LoNnoNc ELrOTsON.-On Tuesday mnornin the nomninatioin of a candidate to supply tlie vacancy 'It' the representation of the city of London, ?? ed 'by the retirement of ?? Rothschil, took place in the i Gujidhall. Thle plroceedings ...

... ; TESTIMONIAL TO THE REV. i I JAS. SIBREE. | Onl Wednesday evening about 500 members and friends 1 atof thle Independent Church and congregatios worship pigi 'leni Chapel, in this town, sat down together tr ?? it he salooni of the Mochsanics' Institute, andt present to thle Rev Jas. Silsree a testimonial of tilei csteein, oil thO( occasion Of hlis having completed the 25th!,~ .veni' of his ...

... DISTRICT INTELLiGENCE. BEVERL1EY. MINSTER .SSnviEs, July ?? Prayer Venite, CantusFirnai, Atbwood, with Dr Turner; Te Deum, Cantus Firmus, Attwood.; Benedictus, Cantus YFirmi, Purcell, with Farrant; Hymn 19S, Woodman- sey, Flowers.; Xyrie, Flowersda G minor; Hymn 269, ' Devizes, Tucker.. Evening Prayer: Psalms, Cantas Firmus, Robinson; Magnificat, Cantus Firmi, Robin- ,Pon, -with Savage; ...

... AND E&ST RIDING TIMES. [ELEGISTEBRED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAY, JULY 17,1857. I e- Two months or more ago, when the news e reached this country that a native regiment had mutinied at Barrackpore, we had government i assurance that it was an isolated case of dis- oe affection,-that it bad arisen entirely from an to unfounded misapprehension that a substance ...

... THE ITJIA-N MUTINIES. I zoreig AN ESCAPE FROM DELHI. desire The following are extracts from is must interesting end by Sig affecting letter, which was written to hsis sister by a boy of monial 10. who happily succeeded In effecting his escape fromssilmamig presid the mautineers:-Ta] TherIs nly ne oter oilee Meerut, Julie 1 Tan Thee J oly neothr ?? MY unfortunate rcgimc-it, to yot' ocst of ...

... | IMPERIAL. PARLIAMENT.. HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY, JULY 10. THE OATHS BILL Earl GRANVILLH moved the second ?? of this bill, supporzting the same by the oft-repeated arguments uttered in the Rouse of Commons and elsewhere, in favour of the admission of the Jews to parliamndt. He referred to the ramioared hostility of, the Roman Catholic pee'rs to 'tha bill, and pointed- out for their imitation ?? ...

... I I HEDON.c On Sunday evening a sermon was preached in St. D Augnstine's Church by the Rev. G. Townsend, after a which a collection was made in aid of tile Society for the t Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. h HORNSEA. On Monday last, the 20th inst., this village preseited iC a most lively appearance, it being the day on which the e races are generally held here. The Saxhorn Band ...

... Monday, the time fixed for the arrival of the royal train, at Patricroft Station, was 20 minutes after ten o'clock p.m. ; and within half a minute after that time, the train wvas brought to a stand opposite the platform. Among those then aseembled upon the platform were Colonel Charles Towneley, high sheriff of the county, with Mr Birchall, the under sheriff; General Sir Harry Suiith, ...