... STATE AND CHURCH, THE COURT.-Her Majesty, the Prince Consort, and the Court em- barked on board the royal yacht V ictoria and lbert, on Monday afternoon, on a cruise to the Channel Islands. The royal party ar. rived in Cherbourg harbour on Monday evening. Admiral Count de Gourdun, prefect maritime, came on board shortly afterwards to pay his respects to her Majesty, and had the honour of being ...

... Lord John Pussell has, it is understood, declined an offer of removal to the I-louse of Lords. The Frankfort Philanthropic Congress opens on the 14th of September. The Worcester Musical Festival, which commenced on Tuesday last and ended yesterday, has been more than usually successful. The managers wisely reduced the prices of admission to the aisles of the Cathedral and the gallery of the ...

... IMPERI.NL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. .Jleswdly, July 27. UnBLIC BUSINESSl. The Earl of DERBY called attention to the state of the business' of parliament, w itlh a view of adopting somen means of bringing it to I a CoIltluSion. There were no less than thirty-eight bills before the House of Commons, of whirls that leouse knew nothing. Of these no less than nineteen were waiting for committal, ...

... FRANCE.-TIMe ALEGro Coxsersn.cY.-It would appear that there is no deoountaery evidence sufficient to implicate A. Lcdru Rollin in the alleged Italian conspiracy for the assassination of the Emperor. It is affirmed, however, that the depositions of the wit- nesses -that is, of the persons arrested who have turned informers, are very strong. With reference to Mazzini, it is said in official ...

... The following summary of the details of the insurrection of the Bengal army appears in the ' Times' correspondence of the 14th uIt. from Bombay: Tidings of the progress of events reach us but slowly, for the direct communication between this and Agra being interrupted, 'we are de- pendent upon communications from Lahore, to which city the tele graph is at work from the camp, but from which ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Miesoday, August 10. The royal assent was given by commission to a great number of bills. Several other bills were forwarded a stage. Tuesday, Auguzest 11. JUDICIAL ARitANGEMENTS. Lord CAIMPBELL inquired of the Lord Chancellor respecting the report of the commission appointed by her Majesty to inquire as to the number of judges, the business done at assizes, &c. It would be ...

... Tar LAWS rOR TME PROTOCTION OF WOMExN.-The Associate Institute, established for enforcing the laws in this respect, has issued a report of their proceedings. They ?? society, since its foundation, has conducted about 130 prosecutions; of these only a small proportion have been secessful. Twenty-three prosecutions occurred during the past year. Many of them were of considerable importance and ...

... IN, a f -C 5 f Ifnf dl iff t Ita. SATURDAY, AUGUST 1. INDIA. THE SIEGE OF DELHI-EXTENSION OF THE MILITARY REVOLT-DISSOLU- TION OF THE BENGAL ARMY- ARREST OF THE KING OF OUDE. The new feature in the intelligence from India is the movement which has begun to show itself among the native princes. The arrest of the King of Oude is confirmed, but upon what charge he ha, been arrested is known only ...

... I N D I A. THE ALLEGED CAPTURE OF DELHI. The report has gained ground this week that Delhi has really fallen. On Wlednesday the capture of the place was currently spokeen of as an undoubted fact, and in the ' Times City article we read as follows: Disappointment was felt at the non-arrival of the Australian mail, but the belief in the fall of Delhi was partially re- vived by the circulation ...

... ISCELLA-EUS N E WS. MISCELLANEOUS NTEWS. Tue. MAIN DRAIrNAGE or LoxnSox;.-The gentlemen who have had under consideration the plans proposed by the Metropolitan Board of Works for carrying out the main drainage of the metropolis have made their report, in tie form of a series of conclusions. They are of opinion that the splans do not provide for the removal of a suf- ficient quantity of ...

... THE S. xDLrIR ESTATESe-On the application of Messrs Mornough and Kennedy, solicitors for the London and County Bank, the Com- ?? of encumbered estates have fixed Tuesday, the 17th of November, for the sale of a portion of the estates of the late John Sadleir. The rental of this division of the property is about 4,0001. a rear. Twenty years' purchase being the average rate of the Irish lthd ...

... MEETING AT THE MANSION HOUSE. A public meeting, having for its object the relief of the sufferers during the mutiny in India, was held on Tuesday at the Mansion eouse. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor took the chair, and having\ -averted to mnin letters that he had received from those who were usable to be present, but who were nevertheless most warm and arnet in the cause of relief, called upon ...