... IMPERIAL PARLIAM ENT F HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JugN 25. INDIA.-A mess-ge wsie , on the motion of the Earl of ALEIRLHI Befit'to the House of Comlmons~ for a copy of their resolutions on India government and coloniza. tion. His lordship recommended extensive emigration of British-born subjeots into India. 1HAMLS.-After a brief diseussionontepltd state of this river, the house adjourned tn 7the ...

... _r r- =- _n=- -= ?- ?- ViTnuill'ohawl Mail R &Po, A MONDAY, JULY 5, 1858. NEWS OF THE DAY. THE summer weather and the Thames are leading legislators to think of the holidays, the moors, and the lakes. It is said that an attempt will be made to get through the business in both Houses, so as to admit of the prorogation of Parliament on Saturday, the 17th instant. This is somewhat earlier than ...

... TaIE OF TRAMS LBAVMG EUINEURGH FOB UNDERMENTIONED PILACSS. AJlLY. 1859. *. The- abbreviations withia-parenthesis-(CaL), (S. C.), (E.ant G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-signify Caledaa, SScottli . Catral, Edinburgh and Glasgow, Nor*h British, and Edinburgh. Perth, and- Dundee Railways respectively and intimate that the trains start from th% termini o7 bliese railways in Edinburgh at the hours S%44 ...

... COUNTY HALL, DERB1Y, FAviv, July 2. ?? A_ - ?? W At_- iW.. .An M.;ar MOILRY. i, [Before Dr. PuACu, Wi COX. Esq., and 11Micir MODRLY. I STEALIrG Goossuaigains-Qeorge-Jroyce, of Borrowatihi, *and Samuel Slimma, of -Spondon, wersimpie:frtaln tfruit (gooseberries) from ap orchard lbeinludghtsb Mma Lee.I of. -Simnrs admitted the offence and wars flned2 d. ascts K. Joyce did not appear, and wras ...

... ,VEIT'S-LF7'7-ER OFFICE. TI1URSDAv., I O'CLOCK, ?? THE PUBLIC REVENUE. The Rovenne tables, ma(1e up last night, show a decrease upon the year and npon the quarter. The nett ieercase for the year is £5,858,105, and for tho qnarter £1,001,790, Tle reduictlon of the income. tax is the main cnaso, exhibitinlg a diminution of £3,232,501 on the year, and £1,255,353 on the quar- ter. The Cusctoms ...

... APPREHENSION OF CHINESE OFFIC[ALS BY THE BRITISH. Tke Tirnes publishes a communication from Hong- Kong, dated 5th May. It states,-Peh-Kwei, oar Viceroy of Canton, the Tartar General, the Hoppo, and another high official of our setting up were takee into custody this week, by order of Mr Parker and the other Commissioners. The charge against them was probably undeserved, that of intriguing with ...

... L AX I EN S X E WA 8-. 7TX _. 115' ?? (hosusa..II( T l -rnesdn; 11oBrnire.g U Y E-LEOTitIC TELEGRAPH, The Tties pubifliossw. tli l~e beiniii of aI series of 14tters . om their, special. ?? in India: te reA t -will f follow according tctleirt heante That thiehi appeared, yes- t terday morning isrfrom the canmp at Bareilly, dated May 14. .i It contains a detailed accouft ef the miovenments of ...

... I -_ As .1- London, Friday. We are now probably within three weeks lfthe end of the session, for which thanks are due to Father 'Tlhamnes. Par- liainent will this year be fairly driven out oF Wrestmahinster ' through the agency of filth and its consequent incolive- ( . niences; for our noble river so stinks in the nostrils that f even the sternest patriotism cannot much longer endure the ...

... MAZZINI'S DOUBLES.—A singular circum- stance occurred a few days ago at Turin. The police had received the intelligence of the arrival in that capital of Mazzini, and at one moment they thought they had succeeded in capturing him. The captive, however, turned out to be a member of the Right, M. Amaldi, who bears a striking resemblance to Mazzini. This gentle- man was of course immediately ...

... THE WAR IN INDIN. THE BOMBAY MAIL. The following message has been received by the Times, from Malta *- M MALTA, June 27. The Taurus screw steamer has just arrived from Alexandria, bringing what follows :- ALEXANDRIA, Jane 23. The Bombay mails have arrived with intelligence to the 4th inst. The latest news of the Commander.in.Chief is to the 25th of May, when he arrived at Futtyghur, having ...

... LOYAL AMICABLE FORESTERS This Society h eld its tenth anniversary meeting c lM l d ek day last. On the arrival of the Burford band, the nw&&M fell into procession, and, preceded by the band and ?? banners, went to Church, where an xcellent sermou.V2a- preached by the Rev. S. H. Russell, from the 5th chapterer Galatians, The fruit of the Spirit is love.' ?? far which they paraded the priicipal ...

... THE RECENT HAIL STORlMS. The losses to Agriculturists during the past three weeks have beon enormous. Scarcely a paper is published in e England but contains reports of -danage done in the county v where it is issued, and yet thosa acounts do not contain a tithe of the destruction which has been lone to the growing crops. Some of the Insurance Offices have been under tho r neeessity of ...