... SATURDAY, JuNe 5, 1858. A rpw weeks ago we were enabled to announce, on the authority of the Attorney General, that the Derby gov- ernment bad already accepted one point of the People's Charter. The further intelligence that they have this week surrendered to- another demand from the same political formula can hardly, therefore, excite much sur- prise. According to the French proverb, it ...

... A14 ?? HOUSE OF LORDS-THUaRSDAY, JUNE 3. r, Tie House met at ?? o'clock. r, The Non- Parochial Registers BIll, to render the registers of LI Dissenting congregations evidence in a court of justice, and the Chancery Amendments Bill were read a second time. The Heone adjourned after a very short sitting. HQOSE OF QOMQMNS,.WYE33NEsnAy, JUNE 2. I The Speaker took the ohair at twelve o'clock. Mr. M ...

... BY ELECTRIC TILEGRA ?? ASCOT RAcas, Friday. - First - class WVokingham, Stakes: Greenwich Fair Ist, India 2nd, Dart (Ally) 3rd. South ?? Plate: Sing of Scotland lst, Scribble Ind, lfereus 3rd I Paris correspondence of Friday states that the Circeaa sians have beaten a Russian division and taken a Russian gut sloop. It is reported that the French minister of war has sent a circular to the army, ...

... aAhawrtotal. SATURDAY, JtruE 5, 1858. ;z- For a var ietg ~of interesting Foreign and Domestic NAews, sep the Supplement. B3aSsToL SUIGAR - MARICET, June 4.-The market con- tinues dull, and prices have further declined 6d. to 1s. per owt. Refined steady. Rum only saleable in retail parcels at lower rates. Mr. Berkeley, Mr. Langton, Mr. lKingecote, and Mr. Tite voted for 'Captain Vivian's motion ...

... TEE TRAVELLER'S PABADOX -A Passport is as great a nuisance as a bottle-stopper.-Punch. To DESTROY WEEDS.-Some say that the quickest way of destroying weeds is to marry a widow. OF COURSE.-Surely the great discoverer of Vaccination has an equal right with others in Trafalgar-Equare to become more Jenner-ally known I-Paneh. OMNIBUS PARLEY.SReverend Party: Pray, don't swear, my good man., ...

... A very important and influential meeting Of the Inhabitants of this town was held on Friday, the 28th May, in consequence of the Mayor, James P'errin, Esq., having issued a handbill as ?? solicitor of ber 7sajesty'd Attorney-General will attend at the Town-hall, on Friday, the 28th day of May, 1510, at 4.30 p.m. ]precisely, to receive suggestions for a scheme A for the future government of the ...

... The Annual Meeting of the Bath and West of England Society, which was founded, some two centuries ago, for the promotion of Agriculture, the Arts, Manufactures and Com- merce, and which may be said to he the parent; of all the numeroue agricultural aseeciatious which have been so Widely spread throughout the Kingdom, held Its annual meeting this year at Cardiffaud that rapildly rising town has ...

... THE FIRST FLORICULTUEAL FETE. If we were asked to name the man In whom the organ of gullibility Is moet largely developed, we elhould say at once, and without heeitetion, 1He who believes in the poesibility of a dry fite day at the Zoological Gardene.` For ourselvee, we look 5 upon the thfig ae simply impossible, and should ae eoon think of going to eea without rudder or compass as of ...

... GENERAL NEWS, Mr. Hugh Hill has bee~n appointed the new Jadge, vice Mr. Justice Coleridge. The title of Sir Colin Campbell isto ?? Campbellof Clydesdale. The price of bark has been fixed at Hereford at £4 10s. per ton, being the same as last year. In sixty-seven places re.assessments have been made to cover the defalcations of!ineomie-tax collectors, amounting to £29,812. The next in the line ...

... [Continued fiom the Supplemzent.] of FRANCE. 15f K The Indipendance Relge is to be prevented from entering, wI France for en indefinite period. 18 Henry de P'Zne is so far better, that his removal from fol the wretched bovel at St. Germaine to Paris is now in con. at temiplation. ie M. Migeon, whose success in Alsace has so much dis- es appoinoted and irritated the Government, intends to ...

... IT is not at all improbable that Mr. Disraeli has by this time found ample reason to repent the political war dance which gave the electors of Bucks such unmingled gratifl- cation, and that he has been taught that some responsibi- lity is attached to the leadershipofthe House of Commons, both within and without the walls of St. Stephen's. A clever speech by an independent member of parliament ...

... GAS EXPLOSIONS OR UNPLEASANT SMELLS. To the Bditor of TYse Bristol Miercury. SIR-An gecape of gas often occurs from Inattention to the hydraulic elide of chandeliers, in consequence of its becoming unsealed by the evaporation of the water, I wieh to call the attention of gas consumers to the fact, to paint out the necessity for attention to the hydraulic slides, and to recommend a simple ...