... LORD ASH LEY..-We observe in the Meiig olo :Wednesd01'laly the announcement that Lord Ashley is 'stlprlnging his stay at Dover. As this state- d1 m~ent might Cause some of the noble lord'a constituents hi to imasgine that lie was neglecting his parliamentary at dluties, we think it right to correct it. There is 00 ITa troth Whatever in thle statemsent. Ever since theG OPenin~t of thle session ...

... aeb bathe basuet AND EAST RIDING TDIES. [REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAy, APRIL 30, iS58. -_ - 11 MINISTERIAL DANGERS. PoLITICIANs are looking with much anxiety to the issue of to-night's proceedings in the House of Commons. It will be seen that last night Mr DIVETT, the Radical member for Exeter, gave notice of an extraordinary amend- ment which can ...

... FRANCE. a1 The moiteu. of Saturday publishes a decree pro- .Man mulgating the law authorising the Government to I TI call under arms 100,000 men rom the conscription it of 1858. A special decree will fix tile contingent to regis be contributed by each department. 9 re91 The Moniteur also contains a law granting to the Y Government a Supplementary credit of 1 200,000f from (£48,000 sterling), ...

... Sir Janmes Macgregor, Director-General of the '30 Army Medical Department, died on the 2nd instant. t- The death of Ar. Robarts, the head of the banking C. firm of that name, is announced. He was chairman of the committee of bankers. The Scinde Railway Company are inviting tenders for the construction of six steaul vessels and twelve at cargo barges for the Indus steam flotilla. Ch Princpal ...

... hat; The memorial of the Liverpool dock rate- days. Hope Oge payers-seeking, by an amendment of the bills She to beforer Parliament, to prevent expenditure voye 4tr that is premature and may be unnecessary at were g in Birkenhead, and to obtain the requisite powers freig e Aci to permit such expenditure as is necessary for xing affording additional dock accommodatio1 at after, h Liverpool-was ...

... pi NEW BOARD OF GUARDIANS Ss d FOR TOXTETH-PARK. off ?? This townsbip has for the last fortnight been the Pat -It is arena of a severe party stroggle between the rate- the ) Ula. pyers and some of the late guardians who were mllisi ien of in favoar of building, a worldkouse to contain 1000 honi oealra paupers-an edifice, it was urged, far beyond the to t] owers requirements of the township for ...

... TrE UNITED iRESBYTERIAN CONFERENCE. .- . . - - - - - - 1 - f Mu The concluding meeting of the Conference of United Presby- *li- terian minletere and eldlers, which has been held in Liverpool a and Birkernhaesd during the Ilest two daye, wee held last even- t Be Ing in Mlount-pleasant Chnrch; Mr. Sarmuel Stitt in the rhair. ore The meeting was a public one, and the church was moderately b( As ...

... BIRIKENHEAD DOCKS BILL. TO JOHN LAIRD, ESQ. Sir.-You are reported to have stated at the Mersey Board, on Thursday last, that Mr. Hartley's plans of this year, which had beer adopted by the Dock Board, wore identically the plans of last year, promoted by the Liverpool corporation; and referring to asn agreeoent signed by Mr. Shuttleworth, onl behalf ot the corporation, in Alireoh, 18;57, you ...

... ']THlE NEW REIGN OF TERROR. T The following letter from M. Mazzini appeared in the Daily News of Saturday:- 0 The work of persecution in France is going on Xi silently but unceasingly. Doomed prisoners are a continuing to reach Marseilles every night from all - the dipartemens. They are conveyed, like the Do rs6pri de justice, in cellular vans. The arrests were p all predetermined. They took ...

... EXECUTION XT YORK ie Joseph Shephrd, the murderer of Bethel Parkii-. . son, on Wadsworth-moor, near Halifax, who was executed on Saturday at noon, in the insnal pkai, i behinda York Castlo, was one of the most har-.eis e villains whose deeds have stained the annals of ce crime in this country. From the time of his eon- viction up to the tite of kis death he perusted in ae protesting his ...

... tug -- - - - - sore The Rev. David Simn, of the United Presbyterian i theg Ch~urchl, Bradford, has received a purse of 63 Br teguinseas as a, token of thle goodwill, admiration, and Me the love of hlis ?? .bat A cit tht llows about the family like a dogs ?? even accompanying thene into the town sand back, is to in possession of the household of Mr. Buckleyl, wl toPen-y-fai, Llanelly. tine as ...

... fflailgv qf ood. FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1858. NEWS OF THE DAY. ALL other events become subordinate to that brought by the Indian telegrams. The fall of Lucknow was generally looked upon, as the capture of Delhi was, as the last great stand made by the despairing rebels against the roestablishment of our rule. The city has fallen before our assaults; but it is found empty, and the tactics of Delhi ...