... A Parliamentary paper-has recently been presented, by order of the House of Commons, upon the motion of Mr. 9 Newdegate, containing all the alterations in the Customs tariffs of foreign states, information of which has been re- ceived since the publication of the last.Parliamentary paper upon the same subject last year. The first of importance are the changes in the Russian tariff, which came ...

... Ic- On Thursday last, a deputation from the Leeds Corporation, consisting of the Mayor (P. Fairbairn, Esq.), al the ?? (Ald. Botterill, the chairman of the Town- hall Committee), Councillor Barret (chairman of the Par- liamentary Committee), Councillor Caries, asid Mr. Brod- is rick, the architect of the Town-hall, had an interview with the Home Secretary (Mr. Walpole), with reference to au ut ...

... Some emotion has been produced in that part of Paris known as the Quartier Latin by a sort of outbreak which took place in the Irish Ecclesiastical Seminary, in the Rue des Irlandais, not far from the Pantheon. This disturbance followed, or was occasioned by, tile expulsion by the superior of the college of two of the professors, with whom he had been on no friendly terms for some time ...

... SOUTH AMPTOIN, SATrUlDAl'. APRIL 17, 1858. ?? royal Highness Prince Alfred, attendecd by L~ientenant Cow ell, landed at the dloclks fromw the i' Royal yacht E7Iil, arid visitedl the Ordnuance Office at this townl. The AIilatrlva'D arrived on 'Tuesday, with the 1'en- insulci' mail, 22 paseengel's, 8,5;021. in specie, andl a full reran of' fuit, &c. She reported at Giibraltar f' the Por tugruese ...

... TlHE NONT-R^N'rAL OF G;OVERKMENTl PROPERTY AND ITS EFFECTS UJPON PORTSMOUTH. We cannot conceive a more favotuable oppor- tunity than the present for urging, upon the .attention of our municipal authorities, our par- Iliamentary representatives, and the Gtovernment, the claims of the inhabitants of this borough to be relieved from those burthens which the exist- ing laws so grievously impose ...

... THE M1ORNING CHRONICLE. re w LONDON: m WEDNEVSPAY, APRIL 21, 18s8, at Their lordships assembled at five o'clock. The Earl of ELLENBOROuaH, in reply to a ques- pi tion from Lord Monteagle, said it was not the ju intention of Government to invite their lordships bi to express any opinion on the Indian resolutions. re In due time the resolutions would be sent up to cr their lordships from the ...

... I E.PRESS FROM DENMARK. FEROm OuR OwxN cORESSPOND)NT.] COPENHAGEN, APRIL 11. l ille my last we have had a great number of l iidays here, and everything political has been -I1aside. This has been assisted by the dissolu- ?? of the Rigs-Rqad, so that there is now no re- lrescntative body of any kind sitting in Denmark. The samle thing has taken place at Frankfort, where tie gentlemien ...

... FOUR EDITION. i RUS113D ON 8UNDAY MHORNIG, aO¶TIIuI SE LsTe 1L aaQR mc. POSTSCRIPT. LLOYD WEEKLY NWSPApFr OFCB, BSATUrDAY NIGlTT. TRIAL OF BERNARI). VERDICT OF THE JURY. NOT GUILTY. Dling the interval that elapsed previous to the return of the jury yesterday (Saturday) afternoon, the court presented a most animated appearance. The members of the bar, thosewho were favoured with seats on the ...

... TRIAL OF TEE KING OP DEL1I. The Delhi Gazette states that ou the 17th day of the tr al, the following proclamation of the Bareilly traitor, Khan Bahadoor Khan, was read in the originalI for the benefit of tile prisoner.; after which the translation was read by the Judge Advocate, for the benefit of the conrt. The following is the literta translation:- PRoc.ANIArTboN.-,N'uw all the Rajahs, ...

... 'STATE 'OF' EMPLOYMENT IN MAN- CH ESTEP.. , . I . .; - I . .. l ..a .. . . ,I\ :- .5S 1:z1 a ,; , . ?? IC ,- ompared vnth the provious weelc's return, t'she ubjoined aS htable shoesethatb the inumber of hands workiiig full tnme 'ai has decroased by 34S. Tho number working. short time'is y decireased by 240. The nuwber totally eot of erployment Ic is increased by 422. . . - r i '(bate of ...

... JEwisH Dpi Aos LiThEs.-The Manchester Town Council have ado pted petitions to both Houses of Parliament, pray ing for the removal of Jewish disabilities, by a majority of 25 to 4. EErFEC o AN AcqurITTL. - A man named Parker, who was tried on a charge of having set fire to his house, in the city of London, with the intention of defrauding an insurance company was acquitted. On hearing the an- ...

... . THE SOLDIER: AND HIS LOVE. -l I . (From ase cout Jornal.) The delay which has- occurred in the departure of the Due de XM- to take possession of his new office being known to be of his own seeking, has given rise to a thin filet of smoke, beneath which smoulders the spark of real fire which serves to kindle the tale we are about to re- count, - Many, many years ago, the duke, then a poor ...