... 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 ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF T'HE HULL PACKETR. I Q-r _T k1:fi1 :. __ .1 - , . . I- icu,-I think it would be unbecoming in me to pass over Air Huffam's letter in your last week's paper with- out some few remarks; and, in the first place, I would premise that the letter with the signature of my firm id- your paper of the 18th nit. was not intended for publi- cation, but was merely sent as a little ...

... No. 3. [A number of short essays, sketches in prose and verse, and brief discussions on questions of social ethics-the pro- duction of Birmbsghaut maec-have been placed in our hands, with permission to select and publish such as we may consider suitable. Upon tie whole they do great credit to the good sense and tice literary ability of the writers; and in the hope that some of the papers may ...

... _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 ...

... Thle 31oniteur publishes the subjoined account of the recent massacre at Jeddah frmit the pell of M. Eierat, the dragomian and Chancellor of thoe French Consulate, whose gallant behaviour has carned him the cross of the Legion of Honour:- AiEX.N~n~cli, July 9. Monsieur le ?? the evening of the 15th of June the town of Jeddah was the theatre of terrible scenes of slaughter; twenty-three ...

... ;J3PEUITALI PUUAJNT .-L ?? FRIDAY; -J~tYi3O heir ldlps me tfive -o'lc.i5 NOTICES FOR NEXT SESSION.RIIN L the ann Lord C)CIOVIEIJFL gave notice 9f Ji itnto nx dray segsioi~ to jiftiouduce two bill for tl~ mnmn f appi the Crinlinal Laiw. ,One 'wduld 'Pravest Persons& tiow from clandestinely going 'before grand juries-and th'eif ?? bills of indictmndnt fdr pesitryi, conspiracy, A. and other ...

... ALLEGED IMPROPER iREMOVAL. . OF A LUNATIC.-. . A committee of the Toxtoth-park Board of' Gnat'- C( diane, consisting- of.,gessrs. John Wilsoni (on whose, m1otion it was appointed), ffolms, Layland, Siddeley, of and Johnson, sat yesterday afternoon at the Paioas Offices, Park-pface', to investigate ebi~s gis Mr. Whittle, surgbon,' anid Mr. ariteivngfo officer, arising oat oftealgdiwpoe. e~vl' ...

... - - - A CHINA -INDIA -AND CHINA. Alms fiji GusaA0nt. GOVERNMENT TELEGRAM. BRITISH SUCCESSES IN INDIA. CAPTURE OF GWALIOR. { FIGHTING IN CHINA. CAPTURE OF FORTS: pROGRE$;S OF THE ALLIED SQUADRONS. Tile following telegram, from Acting-Consul General Green to the Earl of Malmesbury, vas received at ?? Office on Thuirsday, *iffly 22, 1858, at 4 45 p.m. ALEXANDRIA, JULY 18, 1858. The steamer Candia ...

... HEALTH7 COMMUfTEE. rg The weekly meeting was held 3esterday. Present * p -Nle~srs. D)over (chairman), Sheil, {rosthwaite, i Flutclsison, Anthony, Haydoek, and lowring. The inspector reported that from the ist of *e January to the 30th: of June, which was the ex- of tl ?? of the present current half-year, there were J 41111 nuisance notices issued fron the nuisance office; , r co and in 126 ...

... SECOND EDITION, [Y XLEcTRtIC AND MAUNLTIC MLEGiiAP11.l ,* Fresh religious outrages are reported from Candia.a Anot .her sufferer by tho Dreadful explosion in Westmninster-roadl died yesterday, and several others .1 a1 re not expected to recove:-.A! One of thle morninig papers remarks that tbe Honee I ' of Cormons is getting foa-ed. Itmwas aquarter pas s1 long, noon before a ?? could be made ...

... , THE LIVERPOOL DOCK ANDI ILIGHT DUES. di the A return of the dock and light dues received in p. the p orb of lsverpool for each year ending the 24th h red of .u.ne, fr6on 1851 to 1858, both inclusive, has just ir de- been iscued from the dock treasurer's office. Tile ol . following is a copy of the return It ork VESSELS. No. le 'ire Year ending Juiie 24, ?? 21,071 s , ne 24, ?? 21,473 us June ...

... Last night a public meeting was held in the 33uccleuch Street Hall, to express the feelings of working men on the present overcrowded and uncom- fortable state of their houses. There was a large attendance, composed almost entirely of working men. Mr George M'IKay was Toted to the chair. The CHAIRMAN said there was scarcely a subject in regard to which the working classes could possibly ...