... mTr-a., t -. on LL'J~~J~F. P±L~*the I THURSDAY, JULY 30. to'ei Their lordships met at five o'clock. of ti The Oldham, Ashton-under-Lyne, and Guide Bridge tion Railway Bill was read a third time and passed. mon rant INDIA. ?? The Earl of ELLE5WIOROUOH called attention to the the omission of the proclamation of the Governor-General of we I India, dated the 16th Milay, declaring the intention of ...

... ROYAL AND MEROANTILE TROOP SHIPS. a (From the Morilvg Heraqf.) a It is scarcely fair to rail at tie Admiralty for not having at at once at its command as mary steam transports as could ad take an army to India to put 1own 30,000 mutineers, or he to decry Sir Charles Wood fot not having a store of coal nt at the Cape sufficient for the Eapply of 10,000-horse power or machinery to run some 10 ...

... LOND ON, FRIDA Y. JUL Y 31. IN the HOUSE of LORDS yesterday, the Earl of ELLENBOROUGH adverted to the documents lately issued respecting the mutiny in India, and fom a comparison of dates and correspondence inferred that serious delays were occasioned by the incautious mode in which reports were transmitted to the Governor-General and the complex routine by which the most important ...

... SECOND EDITION, THIS DAY'S LONDON NEIS. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, 1 O'clock, rn.M. DEATH OF MR. MUNTZ, M.P. Mr. Muntz, member for Birminghiam, died yester- day attcrnoon, at four o'clock. RAILWAY DIV.IENDS. It is confidently reported that the forthcoming dividends on the Northi-Easterill ailvay stock wvill be as follows:-Berwich, 5 per cent. per amnmun; York and North ...

... . he followving-is a copy of da document found -at Genoa, am'ongtbe papers of the late Colonell.6isacane, Ate chief of the last ?? in Calabria. It is ,endorsed, Tins is my political will, and is dated Genoa, June:24, 1857 At the moment that I am about to risk my life in a raih iundertaking, I wish to make- imewn my opinions to -the country in order to combat .the criticisms of the vulgar, ...

... AGENTS FO08, THE CALEDONIAN. MERCURY. Aberdeen .A & IL MiluerGlasgow -W Lvae, St Athen:um. Enoah Square. Do. L & J. Smith. Greenuck ?? 2IIjOweiL Do. __W: Paantso~n. a digolil Do. D. Wyllie & Son. Do. -G. Smiles. Aberlady r F. Mitchell. -Rawick B. Black. Kuoa - _. Lothian. Do. J. Dalgleish. ArbroathJamies Smith. Inveresk J Gordon. Do. A.G. Sutherland. tnverkeithg..Mlss Campbell. ...

... THE LAW OF EVIDMNCE-L'ANGELIER'S NOTE BOOK. (From the Edinburgh Journal of'J'risprudence.) l There are several features in this lengthened investigation worthy of a consideration graver than we can at present bestow, but to some of these we shall return on some future occasion. ',Two important questions-were determianed in the law of evil l deuce: The admissibility of a copy of aletter by the ...

... THE WESTERNV BANE OF'bONDOY. TRIBUTE OF THE SHAIiEHE LDERS TO THE MANAGER, MiR. CLACK. In the eondeaeed report which we gave yesterday of the meeting oE the shareholders of the Western Bank of London, we were, necessarily. compelled by the pressure of publia intelligence to omit all laiatters of a merely personal nature. IrI doing so, au act of injustice has been done to Mr. Clack, the ...

... REPORT OF THE E.I1IGRATIOS COJIJllS- SIOfIERS. A blue book, of 160 pages, published last week, contains the seventeenth general report of the Emigration Conmmis- sioners for the past year, 1856. The emigration during the last forty-two years, finn 1815 to 1856, amounted to 4,470,319 souls; but (f this large number more than 2,798,163 emigrated during the last decennium. The emi- gration during ...

... 0OURT11 &a. t' The Court still, remains 4 Osborne. The Prince, B Consort returned from Brussel6 on Tuesday, landing at aB Osborne. He took rai to Plymouth, where her Majesty's h raht Fairy had come over from Osborne with her ,- ?? and family on board to meet him. .r The Queen has appointed Miss Horatio Charlotte Stop- .o i, 'ford to be one of the maids of honour in ordinary to her 51 It Mn ...

... THE JAIVERPOOL. ERmURY. . FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1857. ?? POPVLI LBX surUMA. 8UMMARtY. The adjourned debate on the second reading for of the Superannuation Bill (brought forwlard by can Lord Xaaa) was resumed in the House Of COnM- oft mons on Wednesday, land the, measure received -Am the supoort of Mr. Dlraeli.. it was, however~, uni strongly -.opposed by the Chancellor of the 'pa Exchequer as ...

... 1,TIIS DAY'S LONDON NEWS. 'EBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPIH,. NEVWS-LETTER OFFICE, 1 o'clock, r.mt. IND IA. ARREST OF THE EX-KLNG OF OUDE. The America arrived at Trieste on the 28th July- gain. The Indian mails left Aexandria on thc torn- in2 of the 2Slrd. 'lhe America brin-s advices from Calcutta to the 21st June; Madras, 2Sthi June; Cey- Ion, Ist. July; Bombay, Ist July; and IHong-Kong, to thc 10th ...