... I411tp¢tdl Vra lianllltrlll HOUSE OF LORDS-SATURDAY. The House of Lords assembled 'this afternoon at half-past two o'clock, to proceed to Buckingham Palace, to present. an address of congratulation to her Majesty on the marriage of her Royal Highness the Princess-Royal. There were nine Bishops'on the episcopal bench- The Lord Chancellor, Lord Cawdor; Lord Erne, Lord Derby, the Dnkc of Argyll, ...

... glabal Allb ',V-flilitary 311ifflignta, Major-Gcneral Trollope, on the staff in Canada, is to take the command of the troops in Nova Scotia. During last week 600 men were enlisted at Man- chesrer. The pensioners are recruiting for sixty regiments. The East Kent and Oxford Militia regiments at WVoolwich, on Friday, gave about 300 recraits to the regular army. The 21 Battalion of the 2d Regiment ...

... LONDON. The Parliamentary debates of last night occupy twenty-six columns of the Times. REWAXRD oF L.200.-A reward of L.200 is ofiered for the apprehension of Thomas Alsop, late of Mit- field, near Reigate, and formerly a member of the London Stock Exchange, charged with being acces- rory to thae murder of divers parties in Paris, whose names are unknown. He is about sixty. He was well known ...

... SCOTCH BUSINESS IN PARTIAMNT. FUiBRIWARY 4. Fife and Kinross and Kinross-sliire Railivays- Petition, and Bill ordered to be brouebt in by Viscount Meigunid and Sir Graham Monigomery. Edinburgh Life Assuranrce Company-Petition, and Bill ordered to be brought in by Lord Alfred Paget and Sir Graham Monrtomery. Tay Fisheries-Petition, and Bill ordered to be brought in by Mr Stirling and Mr ...

... J?Artiga ?Ilfflligntt. FRtALNCE. A Paris letter, in the Nord, gives some details relative to the Privy Council and tie Regency. It ?? - It was at first intended to nominate a consider- able number of persons nsembers of the Priiy Coun- cil, and to give them important attsibutions. But the Emperor decided on selecting only representa- tives of the Church, the Army, and the three great bodies of ...

... L(!Imperial valliallmit. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] HOUSE OF LORDS.-TIIuRSDAY. Viscount DUNGANNON gave notice that on Friday he intended to call the attention of the House to the unseaworthiness of the vessels, especially the Alma, which had been employed to convey the troops to India. The Earl of HARDWICK presented a petition complaining of the aggressive policy of the East India Company ...

... A INDIA AND CHINA. MORE VICTORIES. -SIR COLIN CAMPBELL'S OPERATIONS. * The following telegram from Mr Acting-Consul Green was received at the Foreign Office through Malta, 10th Feb.,. at 2 A.M. ALuX_-1DRIA, February 6th.-The HindostanX arrived at Suez on the 4th inst. She brings dates from Calcutta to the 9th Jaijuary, Canton to the 29th December, and Bombay to 13th January. Str ?? Campbell ...

... ?Mptdal v at'llamni. . LY:EDECTRIC TELJ6BPAPH.J HOUSE OF LORfDS-TTumD.ix .: i ~DEBTOR LED '0EED5'4R. : : Lord BROUGHAM. asked if it was the-iitelition' of Government to introduce any 'sure for amend- ing the law of debtor and crediroae ? ,i. The LORD CHANCELLOR:said he ?? only be too' happy if any of his learned frieudsdyqula qug- L gest any intermediate step between allpwing: the debtor to go ...

... GERMANY AND TIHE BALTIC. (itRosi OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) HAMBURG, Feb. 3, 1858.-If it were not that it is said to have been the same in oiondon, the rapid change which has taken place here in money matters might be said to be marvellous. It is almost only the other day when the timely aid of Austria, in ad- vancing a loan of ten ruillions ol marks, was looked upon as having saved the whole ...

... I (FROM ITHE JOUlRNAL Or JURISPllUDENCE,) The easy process by which an insolvent may be I diseneumbered of his debts, by means of sequestra- tion, is leading to an abuse to which the attention of the mercantile public should be directed. Seques- tration is now not only cheap Hnd speedy, but com- pletely efficacious. A man without a particle- of estate, real or personal, is,- by its use, ...

... TO TIM LDITOR OF THE CALEDONIAN MERCU RY. SIn,- III illy last I called atleition to thle corn- parative reimuneration ot landing waiters of customs and disision officers of Inland Revenue, showing how amply the former were remiunerated for their services when conpaired with the miserably insufficient salary of the latter ; both, however, performing similar duties, and each occupying the same ...

... TME OF TRARNS 1XA-VRNG .ISNSUrili FOX UJN.QERUXX'lk)ED PL;Fi. FEBIILJUAIY IS5s. ''The abboc-olations Wsi~lint eilei-C). S ?? ana G.), (N.B) 3. P. and v.14-signaify Cuaidoinr^n Scoildtit Central; Ediniburghi and Ulasgojw, IHoai. rianon, and Edinbargh, Vertli, and Dundee falwiatwya respieecively, and inti~nite that tile trainis, start train the, B9a'wini ei lthese railwaysy in Edinbiurghs. at ...