... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT- HOUSE OIF LORDS.-FIMtDAX, JUNE, 11. The House sat at 5 o'clock, CObfeENSATION FRO01 ENA.rLEs. 1'he Earl Of CLARENEDON stated that the King of Naples had agreed to give the sum Of &30O as core1- pousatiofl to the British Enogineres, Partk anrd Watt, The King, had, also, without any stipulation whatover, giwen up the Caglisri and her ores' to the British Government. PROPERTY ...

... EVENTS AND TOPICS OF THE WEEK, The debate on the Indiats resolutions was unex- fo pectedly brought to a tlose on Thursday wveek. cc Tlw-vasenth resolution was under debate-dtfining te 'the nsdde of choice ol' that part of the council which ie to be elective;-and which Lord Stanley proposes so shall be chosen by thte present Court of I)irectors out of their own number; mnid that, afterwards, ...

... LOND5N CITY IMISSIONARY SOCIETY. A public mecting was held in the Baths Assembly Rtonts, Bangor, olt \Wednesday evening, on itchalt *f o the \Velsh Auxiliary to the London City Mission ; the |t Rev. Iulyh Roberts in thae chair. 'l'he attendance., tho::gh the utmost publicity was given to the meeting, was u a usually smiall. t Alter EL few introductofy remarks by the Chairman, he ci(tled upon n ...

... TIlE DEFENCES OF THE COUNTRY. is { - th s ome parties just now appear to be inclined to do b4z Ltal they can to raise throughout the country a feel- cr m ig of insecurity i and to inspire a sense of a want WC of'n eals to resist any aggression that might be con- WI miited towards us; whilst others are insidiously en- or le deavouring to shake public confiience in tile fidlity be e of Frence ; ...

... THE ENGLISH IN LLANIDUDNO. To f/se Editor qf the N~ortlh Wales Chronicle. Sir,-Will you allow me a line or two in your excel- lent journal? My subject is not the antiquity of the Principality-an antiquity almost fabulous compared with the dawn of English history ; nor is it the Welsh language and literature, whose two great characteristics, their lovers tell us, ale power and expressiveness ; ...

... IMPERIAL -PARLIAMENT. ?? HOUSE OF LORDS-TfiuRSDAY. Lord Mahlmesbury made some ?? re- specting tbe case of the Regina Cmli, from which it would appear that the negroes oni board that vessel had been shipped with the full consent of the Liberian Government and that the cause of the outbreak was some quarrel between one-of the emigramts and one of the bleck cooks, with whom the crew took, part. ...

... DESTRUCTIVE THTU1DERSTORM. On Saturday morning, between five and seven o'clock, a thunderstorm, accompanied with heavy rain, passed over the metropolia. The.horizon was brilliantly illuminated with sheet lightning, and the rain fell in torrents, which had the effect of surcharging the drains and sewers; and, consequently, overflowing the carriage roads, and in some places the foot pavement. ...

... FA CETII. A horticulturist at Lafayette, lad. ?? udvertised that he wvould supply all sorts of trees and plants, eapecially pie plants of all kinds, A tsetmeman there. upon sent him an order for one pack t of custard pie seed, and a few dozen ofmoince pie plan s. The tardeuer promptly fulfilled the order by sending him tour goose eggs and a small dog. Some say that the ouick-1, -r ur ...

... The concession of the Languedoc Canal to the Southern I Railway Company has been effected. M4r. H-lodge, the Genoa journals state, embarked at that port on tile evening of the 26th ult. onl board the British steamer Teneriffe, bound for England. The Vieinia Gazette announces tbrA the admission of the Nord of Brussels into Auns::i: lies been pro- hibited, a Baron Sinmon de Siln, of Vienna, ...

... I10R.I5CULTURE. |thei The month of June set in with a temperature 0Orc which will probably not be exceeded in the dog days. kin The progress made by vegetation is extraordinary, and the lost time wvili speedily bhe made up should this kind of weather continue. Thegardens now look very thriving the iruit crops are generally abundant, notwithstanding the nungenial woatnhr through whics they had ...

... GREA' FIRE AT FRESH VIIARF, LONDON BRIDGE. -~ ~ ~ .. . . . .. I I ?? On MAfonday morning a fire, involving the destruction ac of property even to a greater amourt than the one that th took place on Saturday right at Limehouse, broke outo po Fresh -wlarf, Lower Thames street, adjohiini London fir bridge. The premises are well known to moat steamboat I) passengers passing along the river, as ...

... Constantinople, June 14. The insurrectien of Candia has been appeased. The insurgents made a oinrmal statement of their grievances to the Turlkish Comwissioners, and then withdrew to their homes. SWEI)EN. Stockholm. Juno 16. The Crown Princess of Swveden has this day, been delivered of a son. The rejoicings at this event is uni- versal. TEIE COURT. Heor MTnesty and her illustrious Consort has ...