... THE MINISTERIAL BANQUET AT THE MAN- TEsIoN HOUSE.I On Wednesday night the Lord Mayor gave a banquet to her Wajesty's Ministers. There was a large and splendid company. After the usual loyal toasts had been drunk, in the course of which Lord Gough and Gen. Sir Archdale Wilson returned thanks for the ?? Army, and Sir John Pakington for the `Navy, in responding to the toast of the evening, The ...

... S ECOTND ZDITION. Til ) AY' 4aON DO N N E WS. (Dv )lAt;iN'lTc TELEGRIAPIJ.) NEWIS-LETTY'le OFFICE, TUESDAY, I o'CLOCK, Pm.M TWO DAYS LATER FROM CHI1NA. 'Ittl( BWi i)illa; ail has two datys later news froni l- izthe 28bth April, when the ocslttigi ?? etlitrlletl to, (is. Id., Showing at favoiirablo 1. ?? eitli toaltot Iper cenit. I NX P 1 A It-;; Ac gi Ii's tule fc'llowieing brie asv'ct I' lS ...

... - C, vat anh fras'qiu. 1 The Marquis of Exeter, H.G., Lord Steward of the Queen's Household, had an audience of her Majesty on 1oanday at Buckingham Palace, and presented a resolution of tle House of Lords, that William Constable Maxwell, Esq., uad proved his claim to the title of Lord Herries, of Terregles, Scotland. His Royal Highness the Prince Consort, attended by Col, F. II Seymour, was ...

... IMPERUL PARLIAMENT. FROM OUR OWN REPORTERS. I [BY MAGNETIC THLUVRAPH.1 HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, JUNE 29. I The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock. Thle Ulverston and Lancaster Railway Bill was re3ad a, second time, a LEASES AND SALES OF SETTLED ESTATES ACT AMENDMENT BILL. lord CRANWOF.T5 moved the second reading of r this bill. He explained that' the object of thle measre as o ...

... ISALUS PODVII LEX SIERFLMA. III ThI s business in. the House of Lords last Tb night, was more useful than interesting. The pe: bill 'for amending the law relating to leases Lil and. sales of settled estates, and the Oounty tal Ma; nagement Bill, wore read a second time. an~ Th o Ecclesiastical Commission Bill fiassed aw tlu. ough committee. At the request of the Tb Ei 1in of Malmesbury, Lord ...

... WATIt {COMMITTER, idy e weekly meeting of thlis committee was heM ye.-tv-nlay lay afternoon, i the town-lclrk's ottice, at thec Town liahl. Ils-. 3ck T. L. Hodson presided, and the other members urseent wcre Mep essrs. Jeffery, Alellor, Rtyley, Livingston, WyagEtiaf, Chiltcn, ied Crellln. Earle, Faruaworeth, and Graves. THE SUPPLY OF WATER TO THE CABSTA;DS. From the sub-committee of works it ...

... THE UNIVERSITES-BURSARY FUNDS. (Fromn c the Scotsmanr). is IT is curious to find still lingering iii the far North a slight a remnant of tie old republican catholicity of the University m, system. Any one who visits Aberdeen, at a certain period th of the month of November, may see an anxious miscllane-p ous crow d of young men passing into the newly-opened gate ab of either College. They have ...

... The New York correspondent of the Times gives the following account of the debate in the Senate on the proposal to increase the navy ?? The Senate the day before yesterday bad under consideration the proposed increase of the navy, and during the debate several senators took occasion to modify their pre- viously expressed opinions. The debate arose upon the proposition from the Government to ...

... TmUESTr, Saturday.-The greatest part of the naval forces has proceeded to the Peitro River. However, the foreignr envoys have not yet made any progress. Apprehensions of an outbreak and attack have continued in Canton, and the greater part of the population leaves the city. Exchanges on bank bills-London, six months, 4s 8d to Is 2d. The natives of Delhi are beginning to get in- solent again. ...

... fflrfafflln erpfitln{ a ItfIrpngnlI, &r. LLANARMONO1 YN IAL.-Cynnaliodd yr Annibynwyr eu cyfarfod blyneddol yn y le uchod yr l6ega'r l7ego Fehefin. Pregethlwyd pan y gweinidogion canlynol :-W. Rees, Liver- pool; E. Evans, liangolleu; R. Williams, Brymbo; ao H. Ellis, Gorwen.-Golebydd. MORIAss, G1R LLANSANTFFRAID.-Cynnaliodd y Trefn- yddion Calvinaidd en cyfarfod blyneddol yn y le hiwn, ddydd ...

... , . _, . a.. . .. ?? .. (From the Greeilock Advertiser of Yesterday.) SUDDEN DEATH.-We reg'ret most (leeplyto announce that Mr. Rohert Aitken, candile manufacturer, here dropped down in Brougham Street yesterday evening, and suddenly expired. Death was occasioned by apoplexy. Mr. Aitken was a most amiable, worthy man, and nad won widespread esteem and respect in thisgcomnuunity. TIsE WEArTnszB ...

... METEOROLOGICAL RESTULTS Ied from observations taken at the Liver] .-.4 A . a1 - the L-veA Deduced from observations taken at the LiverPO offl 0 Observatory, during the week ending Saturaay, str o June 26, 1858. tw o Latitude, 53° 24' 4S N. LonWitude, 3, 0' 1 W. sot 0 -6 wae d°. - .igJ3 1 *}Time aloccupied li | o _ v d. El failing. wowewoj=6 1|6d. ' X 3; mot of | w 2 soli 6d.t, t p.., $ Ca 8 ...