... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF LORD.-Fr.ZDmeoX. ThT House imet cat 5 o'clock. The report of amendments to the 'lsureb Of of ERnland ?? Services Bill, was reclivedived sECCATIONI IN IREELAND. The ?? ot CaaNrsCcAanlmC).i asked whether it was the intention of tlso Government so Car to alter the y stem of itcstoen nl e cucation in Irela nd as to c t id ny l p tny r of tle Parlmarernetary grents to ...

... th to Many a !time it was said~ that, thle Church in Angloe , 1 sev was gradually dyln_, Anrd that rel long~ she wotuld asbe nouibrc red amnong i he thiiugs till t hid b~lcii T' i OftOO rlepetitiotl.Cit the .-serti(on hII I )led ?? eons t- lie %ile ?? to, it. ]'it viewirw' the luing correc ly, ti *, e ot c -ill n i lip AI(1I ti l Iitt e(]d plelsilig signs of the l0r1cc, thc we Are datid to ...

... THURSDAY NIGHT'S DEBATE, WNe copy the following from the ' Northern Dail, Times' of yesterday, in reference to the debate of Tllursday nigilt: TLord Goderich wasthe first member who addressed thc Il-ouse. As he is only a second class speaker, and does not carry much weight by any of his parlia. incntary orations, last night's efforts were no cx. ception to the general rule. Tre main burden of ...

... RIGHT HON. B. DISRA.ELI. BUCKONG1AMNSHIRE. The re-election of the Right Honourable Benjamin Dis, raeli, who has been appointed to the post of Chancellor o the Exchequer in the new Ministry, took place on Mon day morning, at the Town Hall, Aylesbury, without op position. The right hon. gentleman having thanked the electors for the honour which they had again conferred upon him' proceeded at ...

... ' en Changes of th~e seasons, religious; epochs, and his- AI- torical. events, have been the most, frequent source of )r- periodical commemoration, lbut none ot the annual r'e- )n turns stand in hig-her ?? than thle season of tue .id holly, ivy, and muistletoee With its approach, we hope ~ rr- for a revival of that hilarity which, in the very tumult il- of its gladn~ess, buries tire cares of ...

... FOREIGN ISCELLANY. Tie National Bank of Turin has reduced its rate of I discount from 7 to 6 per cent. The King of Naples has sent to Paris, Prince f Ottagano to congratulate the Emperor on his behalf. According to the news from Algeria, the snow is 3 four or five feet deep at Borra. The Emperor of Russia, it is said, has sent an autograph letter to King Otho, congratulating him on the ...

... COMIPETITIVE AND MIDDLE CLASS, EXA3IINATIONS. It is now three years since tile systei n of compe- foi titive examination has been introduced into several or branches of the public service. There are various fai Opinions as to its result. We believe the majority tri of the heads of tlepartments aye of or inion that it fot will not be the means of introducing be tter men'into Ui the service than ...

... PARLIAMENTARY IXTELLIGENCE, HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY, MAY 21, a The House sat onlya short time. s Earl LUCAN gave notice that, when the House of * Commeong' amendments on the Oaths Bill werejintroduced, a he should move an amendment, This was the only - important feature in the sitting, which closed at a six 'oloek. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-FaaiDAy, MAY 21, BREACH OF PRIVILEGE. Mr. CLIVE moved, and Mr. ...

... THOUGHTS SUGGESTED ON VISITING I PARY'S MOU1N\TAIN. 1To tin Bditor- qf flee Arortht Mif'es Cieronicie. tie ~rd Stss,-Tti ful~lihnent of thle promise I made last week, wit orld I forward for insertion in your valuable Journal, 1 Re- prr :tte' miniscencee of a ramble to 1'ary's Mountain.- LI D The natural productions of Wales are multifarious Insand valuable ; but few countries can vie wvith ...

... 4 N Y. | A lls ,l~ggClinl ?? ibell Op).lled :ilnd SOefil\ c- n - 4 new 5 . n~j e- u _Wji t tM , pe e secrated at Vicli;dlLer y con- .011 C~ecl'5 NCew\Y'?::'S Day1 inl1.Ii.vr,0 stel-!:!I is .spcut iln toys. I I The Grand Ducheses H elena of- . IsSi -s diUY cxpolted it Nice, ?? intends to pasS tile suteinc'. '11he Inarlei ge of Counit (t ie rio c rul urrt wttii ilillc. lc La . l r lrejte uic ...

... THE IMETROPOLIS. 11ATIor LCIoanone DURING THE PAST WrEY ' wi'th ?? registered in London were 1050 in the week cutti ',_djlast Saturday. In the tea yeses 1848 57 the Pr -b., alber of deaths in the yweeksa coaeonding with ren -, eee vas 1030. Last wveelk the births of 848 boys out gel, 1-l, in alt 1625 children, were registered in NNI'-' : i the ten corresponding weeks of the year Tyr% rll he ...

... THE IN0DAN REBELLION THE B1lM1BAY MAIL. The Bombay mail las arrived close upon tle heels of the Calcutta mail. We have received thce folowing telegram from Malta, dated Auguist 29, 9 ?? The Euxintc, with the over- I land Bombay mail, has just arrived. She left Alex- andria on the 25th inst. She bringfs what follows:- I ' 'Sir I-lope Grant left Luclinow on the 20th oF July to relieve Mann Singh ...