... I I (BY BBRITISH AND IBISH AAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. PARLIAMENT. The Gaobe believes the House will adjourn till Monday, when the new writs will be moved for, and the house will further adjourn for ten days. PRIVY COUNCIL. It was by error one of the journals stated there was a privy council yesterday. There will be two privy coundils to morrow, at one of which the outgoing ...

... pigilift 3dys. DUDLEY. THE DEFEAT OF MictsTzrs.-The news of the defeat of the Ministry on the Conspiracy Bill was received in Dudley on Satur- day with a good deal of satisfaction; and it having been runmoured that it would precipitate au appeal to the country, the subject of the next election was freely discussed. We are informed it is very likely a meeting of Mr. Sheridan's friends will be ...

... The Washington correspondent of the New York Times gives the following account of the fracess in the House of Reprcsentatives - The telegraph has already given you a general state- ment of the fact that we had a grand row in the House of Representatives at about four o'clock this morning, but some additional particulars may be found of interest. The Anti-Lecompton men yesterday determined to ...

... The first of the estimates of the current year was, yester- day morning, delivered to members of the House of Com- mons, showing the sums required to meet the expenses which may be incurred in the Naval Department, and the increase or decrease, as compared with the sums voted for last year. The first and principal sum is for the wages of seamen and marines, for which £2,401,599. will be ...

... The absorbing question of the day, the Ministerial crisis in England, engrosses the attention of the Paris journals. The Constitationnel, in the course of an article on the sub- ject, r-fers in the following terms to the publication in the Atoniecur of Count Walewski's despatch, which was repeatedly alluded to in the course of the late debate:- ''Thie publication by the lfoniteur of the ...

... t. A. -U ..UW. . I . DEPARTURE IOF;: THE. ROYAL r COUPLE FROM GRAVESEIND. iberl __ cor 3brdlih The following is the programme of the arrange, the rdly, e rints which will be made ab :Graiesend for.h am eut redoption and embarkation of her Royal Highness h1 b hold tbe Princess Royal and' her Royal Consort Prince in twell, Frederic Wiliam of Prussia:-The royal party for and leave London by the ...

... CAPTURE OF A OFANG FI 'BURGLARS IN LEEDS. a (From ?? 0n7n. 1 By (Fromn our ostu Correspodent.) re For some time past the robberies and burglaries ta which have been committed in Leeds have beeni on a perfectly systematic scale, and were evidently the gi . work of a band of experienced housebreakers. The re BE efforts of the police to discover and break up the IT lay gang.awere unavailing until ...

... I. r Before enteri 'mon any detailed criticism of a Lordi Palmerston's scheme for the 'fqutbre E r govereisnt . of'. Itidia, we must express our i astonishment at the extreme 'Weakness of th'e I a rkguments w thh islordshlipias been,:con- r tented 'to: Addgce; on its behalf. We doiubt ,. whether Parliament was ever .sked to assent i . to a miesisu~e aUt' a~llppro ,diing in importance .%V and ...

... I WORKHEOUSE COMMITTEE. ?? usual weekly meeting of the -workhouse corn- Iniittee of the solect vestry was held yesterday in the v'e boardroom of the parish offices Brownlow-hill. Mr. rji~ Churchwarden Woodruff presi~ed, and the following ni. other gentleamn were also present.:-Messrs. Owen, a- 'Crawford, Richardsion, Williams, Byford, Crellin, ci Oropp.er, Smith, and Mellor. mn Te medical ...

... MUE I ?? ?? !- . ; SUW IZ;0N FURoM. A RECNT, 1' - i I ' Mr.. GYau has nothing ia the wuld .to depeundt b upenibuthisnown exertions. ImyselO haw-onoppro-' ?? the cwldI tii - ~ib Thoa aboure ie rim ,extrac' from:ti-ev~idence fb . givewiby . Lbeforietha.ci ioners,' s at SI. George1.i IaW on Manda ' It baa . been suggjasted tA , incdependeiy1 ot the In nbsoiaptio rii hi beiing maised lt bme r Mr. ...

... INDIA'-AD CHINA.' SIR COLIN CAMPB3ELL AG(AIN t VICTORIOUS, GOVERNMENT DESPATOH FROM I MALTA. AmmADA IA, Fitn. 1k. H The Bengal, arrived at Suez, brings news that Sir Colin Campbell had defeated the rebels at Futtyghur, and was waiting for a t heavy siege train from Agra, on the arrival of t which he would move with his whole force, in v concert with Jung Bahadoor, on Oude. a .. ?? CANTON ...

... WEST DEkB BO A OFGUARDIS. I The weekly meeting of this board Was held yesterday, at the West eb workhouse. sn r dwards ~ ?? Robers, Ababsans Parkin, Pitts, Taylor, pur Mawddele I. Edwards, Richmond, Sage, Roecoe, and TLint.- on .hqesis Potthus, £13 out-dor relief were gpanted as follows. -Mr. ,bt ott, 918Mr. Olney, £14; and lir.-Lytligo., £24 :-Mr. Ini Gough, the governor, reported the number ...