... I Dre'All AM ERICA. The following are additional items of news brought )y the City ot Washington, which arrived in Liver- lool onl Thursday:- A steanmer left Halifax on tbe 4th for Bermuda, avith Lord Napier's instructions for the British Ad- 3ilral in relation to the visitation process. A report was current that a British war steamner lad fired into an American vessel off Pensacolo, bilt ...

... ?Illytrial vFarlialimit. ('Stepplenentary to Telegroaphtic Smanay.) HOUSE OF COMMONS-TUESDAY. I POLICE FORCE (IRELAND) BILL. I TuI following is a fuller report of Lord Nans's speech on the introduction or tins important measure than We were enabled to give from the London journals of 4 Wednesdav:- Lord NAAS, in rising for leave to Introduce a Bill to Inale better provisionl for the Police ...

... Llaval Hill LIElitaq , PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAit-Orricu, PALL-MALL, JUNE 15. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards-Cornet F. G. A. Faller to be Lieut., by purchase, vice Williams, pro- moted. 4th Dragoon Guards-Capt. J. E. Brodliurst, from the 40th Foot, to be Capt., paying the difference, vice Shawe, who.exchanges, receiving the difference. 9th Light Dragoons-Capt. C. C. Brooke, from the Royal ...

... IC.-JIe ?? REPUDOIATION IN REFERENCE TO TOWN IMPROVMIENT. (FRoMi TilE TE)t us.&) Tnt.:town of W~ortliii.:llugttpti'as to I ave takenluponI itself the task of ?? of the North American Union. tin their case thle es'- etuiplary citizens trim did not hind it quite convenient to pay the dlebts which. they, by their relpreseutztivca hald Contracted at least u'ged the mniserable excuse that tile ...

... THE. NEW ROUTE TO AMERICA. IN Septq Iuber 1851, a report was presented by a coummission to both Houses of Parliament, pollnting out the advantagcs of at direct coromunication be- tween. Oralway and America; but it led to no practical result. The-only obstacle which at that time pre- sented itself was the want. of a breakwater or land- ig pier, which has now bee9 overcome by placing at thn ...

... IT BS Sf N EW\S. yESTE1RDAY'S DESPATOHES. (BY MA GNETIC t TELEGRAPI.) FRANCE. Paris, Friday Night.. The Conferences will hold another sitting to- Iiorgow. T'IC IlnirliA01'S Of thie FeNlch Pr-otestant churches ill paris have addrusser.to the Deb(,ts a strong pro- test jgainst the recent expision fromn Sweden of, the six WOUICII colnverted to Catholicism. Five of these Womyjen were ?? ...

... Hills '4 will j1hrliallivit. (SupptelsjejIaaiy to Telegraiphic Siimn-W.o) 11OUSE, Or CONDIONS.-T~ltVnsfY. JOINT's5T~r oul COMANLE. ACTS AMICNDMENT BILL. On1 thle ?? going into committee on this Bill, )Yr. WILSON. on clause 7 being proposed, inquired of the ?? what where the procise pro- visions is, the caseof~f winding upl ahortive companies? At present there Were two courses adopted by thle ( ...

... ?Plftr ial vartillillent. HOUSE OF COMMIONS-TuEsDAY. .I (Suppltnenetary to Telegqruphie Sumnmary.) f SALE AND TRANSF'ER OF LAND (nwcLANo) gTIrl. e On1 the order of thle day for going into committee en this Bill being read,k Mr. DEASY said ?? did not object to the -principle of the Bill, although lie should rather have seen the new court engrafted on the Court of Chancery;a hut, his oldiect fin ...

... THE wRECK OF THE SCREW STEAMER, NEW YORK. THE follow1ing statement of the circumstances attend- ing the wreck of this vessel has been drawn up by a committee of passengers:- The New York left the Tail or the Bank at six o'clock P.m. on Saturday, and proceeded on her voyage, the weather being nil that could be desired, when, at 12.30 A.m., being thent about three miles East of the Mull of ...

... THIS DAY'S LONDON NEWS. (BY MAGNETI'C TELEGRAPIH.) Nil WS-LEYTER OFFICE, TUESDAY, I O'CLOCK, P.M. C 0M 30 E R C I AL. Till Daily News says that some of' theo Irench ad- vices state, in anticipation, that the Bant of France Will soon ?? their rate of' discount from 3 ' to 3 per cent. It is stated in tihe Tiise' City Article tHat, notwitli- standing tho fall of grain in this country, lahge pur- ...

... .I?y AIAGNE'TIC TELEGRAPH.) p ?? / (FitFFICE, AVEUDNESIXAY, 1TliE AUS'l'TlR LIAN COM)PIAN'y. hjii' 1 ],0,'Pl1s Ihs beenll isstled oran eliterprise to ,,.!jiiiteti llil service instead of thle I`ur1o1pean ?? 'lLhY, 'ihit is provetlI iincoltiaaetentto thle tatsk. I j '0l AW'l'l1 is to h!{ caflil the IBritish and .Amn;- i ' vltl 'IJail ('ojilmpi, andti is to i'ary oil adl, . 1i(~tions lol ...

... ?Ilv'crinl vptliallient. (B M A * X E T I O T II 1 (;G It At L 11.) HOUSE OF LORDS-Y'RST'DAYx'. Lord BIROUGIIAMI called attention to manning the navy, which. we might inquire into without fear of giving umbrage to France. Lord MALME:SBURY replied thata commission had been appointed; but he did not anticipate any diii- culty, should an emeigency arise. PROPERTY QUALIFICATION niLIL. On the ...