... I TH.E 2 R DUTY.-tIlP AT.ON TO THE I -~~EtXJER7 Yesterday the Earl of Derby received at his of fi- cial residence, Downing-street, a deputation, suit M. ibsn, :ullor. Bjhthe Exhequer, beausetheonsiee h Mr. 11, Ingram, M.P., Mr. p rauburd, M.P. ta nees of Jett (secret s), Wilson, Moore, andgElt, on behalf ofuese Societyfort eoRePeroftheTaheaonKnowledge; Mr. the mana Baldwin (Birmingham), Mr. ...

... I (FROM OVU SPECIAL COURESSTONDMX2T) b CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL 7. C( Once a year, say the Turks, do the infidels go ti marl ; and in view of the sudden jump from austere B1 formalistic devotions to boisterous merry-making di which all Pera has taken since I last wrote, the sober bf followers of the Prophet have good reason to think ar so. With Good Friday ended the gloomy solemni- tl ties ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS.-TniUR~SflDA, APRItL 22. The LoitD CHeANcCxELLOR took his seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Cheltenham Water Bill and the Gosport Water Bill were read a second time. PUBLIC BUJSI.NESS, E'EI'1J'01NS PRtESENTED. A number of petitions againlst the admission. of Jews to parliameft were presented byv the Lord Chanicellor, the Archbiso of Canterbury, the ...

... 1Gbe M3atIn ?? HAYMARKET. TmIT EvrsosN, AS YOU LIKE IT. Mr. Compton: Mrs. C.Yoang. -PLUTO AND PROSiERPINE. Mr.Cowepton, Miss {. LociereqMils J. Wrght.-JACK'S RETURN FROM CAh ON. Mr. C. Leclercq; Mtis L.Leclercq.-And MY HUhBANDS GEfOSr.-Comninonze at 7. PRINCESS'S. Trus EvEmNeo. SAMUEL IN SEARCH OF HIMSELF.-&nd RING LEAB. Mr.C.Keran.-Oponathalf-ast&6. OLYM PIC. Tnfi EVBNINO, A DOUBTFUL VICTORY. ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAXERT. ROUSE OF LOrDS-MOnday. THE CAGLIARI.-Lord WENSLEYDALE asked if the Government intended to refer the case of the seizure of the Cagliari to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council? He believed it would be the best possible mode of obtaining an opinion on the subject. ; The Earl of MALMESBURY would consider the sug- gestion made by Lord Wensleydale, but could not give a ...

... FellOli UV - ?? .h HgOUJS3 E OF ORDS- h~ldaY.2 Whe Duke of NOIR'OLK intimated that n Monday next lhe should move an address for some returns respecting the exienditure of the Patriotic Fund. dtearne nt r ?? Earl of eMALBIESBiURY explained the arrangements a intended to be carried out with respect to the passport system. Every facility would be given for roving the applicant's identity, and the ...

... A public meeting was held in the Town Hall, Oxford, on Saturday loot, for rise pnrpose of taking ,steps to induce the Royal Agricolltural Society of England to bold its anlnual h, meting in 1550 at Oxford. Although the meeting woe P called at only a few, hours' notice, there wats a, large attend- hi once, including several of thle nobility end county gentry, to, and many of the principal ...

... IPI5I - AL RNT HOUS2E O1P LO RVIS. TU E1DY,.AapnL 27. The expectation of a debate and division upon the Oaths IBill occasioned a muc more numerous attendance of Peers .than usual. Mang Members of the House of Commons were 3also present; and the gallerie, being thronged with Peer- eases, presented ala' amted' appearance. the spaces in front of the throne and behind 4he bar ware also crowded. ...

... SOUJTHEAMPTON. SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 185S. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ o tf ao TRIIIL TuaIP or THE S'rEnrSurrr PAN'rikkfl-The and rty,ratlzesr, which arrived fromt (lasgrow onl Eniact anti USUC tbrhas been chartered hy the Peninsulalr anl Oriental bull ,rabj Company, left the Soulthamlpton dockoen Saturday, TI Md: aorc'sokas hay, to test her speed by the measuredi this ma~ile. She was under the commandl ...

... CONLRESPONWDE1NICE. THE FOOT PATH BY THE ORWELL. Sir George Broke presents his compliments to the Editor of the lpstwich Journal, and will feel obliged if the Editor will do him the favour of inserting the he- companyinz letter, which he has addressed to the Suf- folk Chronicle, in consequence of some remarks which have been made in that publication. [Copy.) SIR,-MAy attention having been ...

... GOVERNMENT OF ZINAIWSSPAPER Mr. Disraeli on Monday night aini serics of Resolutions which he had I respecting the future government of a a sent arranged, the question will b ; - next, by a motion to be brought cellor of the Exchequer, that on t ii the House should resolve ittlef t iA consider the Act of 16th and 17th Vitoria, that is to say, the last enactment re ictcj India Company's Charter. ...

... An account of the gross public income and expenditure for the year ended the 3lst March, 1858, together with the ' balances in the Exchequer at the commencement and at the t termination of the year, and the amount of funded or un- funded debt created or redeemed within the year, has been v presented as a return to the House of Commons. o 'We give the different items:- E INCOME. a. . d. 1 ...