... HOUSE LORDS—Feidat. The proceeding! of the House of Lords bad little interest, end tbe monotonous gravity of the meeting was not relieved any such amusing incidents as are said have taken place in the Commons. Lord Campbell announced bia -mention to postpone his bill for the amendment tbe lair libel, but to curtail the already limited dimensions that measure. Lord Brougham called for the early ...

... Lord Palmerstou.—There parallel arlia.ueiitsry history lor the a-r.igslice aaeuwod the pre- | after bad obtained ephemeral m ...

... THE INDIAN MUTINIES. GOVERNMENT TELEGRAM. Tho ateamer Madras from Bombay arrived at Suez the March. She brings no intelligence of the Caliutta steamer, due at Suez on 6th inst. Sir Colin Campbell arrived at Cawnporo the 4th February ; visited Governor-General Allahabad on the Bth ; and tho 13th at Cawnpore, awaiting the Beige train from Agra. A part of the army has crossed into Oude, and is ...

... THE INDIAN MUTINIES. The letters anil papers brought by the Overland Mail from Bombay to the '24th of February, were delivered on Saturday. They contain details of the events lecently announced the telegraph. It seems that Sir Colin Campbell, having returned to Cawnpore from Futteyghur, would advance on Lucknow the old track, taking Sir James Outram, who has held the Alumtagh without further ...