... 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 ...

... 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 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. ...

... 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 ...

... LEEDS. TUESDAY, JUNE 29. TaIE ROYAL VISIT TO LErDs.-TaE RonE QUJESTION. A\ tneeting of the Robe Committee wels held yesterday, to he pattern of the robe to be recommended to the C~uncil. Speclimen cloaks, whici had been forwarded frous other corporationse were examr~ined by the committee, and the one from Bristol wee ultimately selected. A warm diecuseimn then ensued on the que8tion, a3 to ...

... MIARariLLxs, June 26.-Marshal i;w:ae- , Is. a speech on the state of Algiossi statas-U-D ai- conquest of Kabylia would be immkrecin51Pei:3-- lowed by a system of railways thxowae-, ;v e- colony. The Jl1oniteuw of Sanday coutains% a. tion of the speech of the Earl of - on the affair of the.Regina. Coali. Marshal Randon embarked on Sat-m-d ta-v on hoard the Tangier, from Algiers, for :Franez -- ...

... AGENTS FOR TILk CA'LDOXVNX MERCURY. Aberdeen A. & R. 21ihne-Glasgow - . Love. St Athenzuum I Enoch Sqsuar Do. ?? & J. Smith. Greenock .._itrs Owen. Do. W. Pauton. lladdingt;n ..J. Millen. Do. --D. Wylie l Do. -G. Smiles. d Son. Hawick --R. Black. Aberlaldy .. r F. Mitchell. Do. --J. Dalgleish. Alloa - J, Lothian. Invoresk T. Gordom. Arbroath ..James Srsth. 'luverkeithg..Jmiss Campbhl. Do. G. ...

... wwworpoo kE~ttw+ltoR I 1- v-- - - - - - ?? ?? -- - -- - - - -- - - SALVS POPULI LEX SUPREA. _ . - - - ._ . __ - --s ?? l - - - - -- The Queen, the Prince Consort, and the Kinllg of the Belgians yesterday visited the Great Eastern, lately called the Leviathan. Yesterday was the twentieth anniversary l of her Majesty's coronation, and here and elsewhere the display of flags and the ringing t of ...

... I HOUSE OF1 LOE1l).-MONDA'f, JU~qB 28. hoi The LORD CHAxCzLI.03 took his seat on the woolsack at b The Earl.of SHAmsh5u~y presented several peti- 111 ?? for aud some against the abolition of church cf The ]Duke of SoisNaNU p eented numerous petitions been the counties a? Dorset, Somerset ,and the western dia- ~ triots of England in favour of the abolition of church rates. The Earl Of 'CARLISLE ...

... GIVEEDOREI P'ARLIAMENTARlY INQUIRY. House of Commtions, Friday Eveninig. Thie Cttoimithtee rot at twvelve o'clock to-day-Mr. IIAGWiEIA, in thle clutir. 'Therte were also present:- Lord i Nas, Sir Joint 1-tiric Bailer. Sir PEdmmnd Eaves, ,Sir Will. StiMNrVillc, Ser~jeant Ibeasy, Mr. Maguire, Mr. Doibs, awi' Mr. ?? W. Martin. ITile vxanlniflatilill of Ithe Re.Mr. Nixon, by Mr. 1' I. Wmarlin, waS ...

... OXF'ORD MIDDLE CLASS EXAMINATION. - - 'ftc eamnitlationl of the candidates at St. George's sas well as at the several cenitres of examination for 'jitthe country, concluded on Saturday last. gel tl`1rieg thle week the local examination hadl excited see, cscsiderabl itret and many persons had availed coi Oleofthe privilege of access to the galleries fer of n5?e Hlin order to look on for a time. ...