... The folloeving telegram was received at the East India House on Wednesday, July 14, at 7.15 P.M.:- To J D. Dickinson, Esq., East India House, London, from a. F. Edlonstone, Esq., Secretary to the Government of India, with ths Governor-Genoral. ALLAIIADAD, JusiI 10. OUDE.-NO event of special importance hls occurred in Oude since the date of the last telegram. The rebels are pursuing tihe oljiy ...

... s11 ,h 1FATER Thames would seem to be the most energetic al - legislator of the day. Lord Granville regards him as b k the father of the India bill; and in the Lower House, tl Athe paternity of the bill, converting the metropolis into e fe a sort of municipality, belongs to him beyond question, 9t If with the organisation of the machinery for the thorough is is drainage of London, at an ...

... UNWEVERSITIMS BILL. Tac FIOwaN CLASums IN THaE LORD. THnE ordinary Telegraph report condenses the proceedings 0 in Committee in the House of Peers, on Monday, on the a Universities Bill, into five lines. By special massage we l learn that what took place- was, shortly, as follows P The Earl of AIRLiE moved the same amendment as that pro- 1 posed in the Commons'hy Colonel Sykes-to the effect ...

... THE CALCUTTA MAIL. Tea Overland Mail arrived in London on Wednesday night. It brings no further intelligence, the previous arrival hav- ing superseded' its information. The dates are Calcutta, June 3 ; Madras, June 10; Hong-Kong, May 22. The Calcutta papers are very urgent in their appeals for a reinforcement of the European army. The Bngfiesmalb complains that in camp sickness prevails to ...

... TDs divisions in the Church of England seem widening. a The Bishop of London's withdrawal of the Rev. Mr ij Poole's licence has been confirmed by the Archbishop v of Canterbury, and the very high churchmen are astound- a eot by a process so summary and unequivocal; Mr Poole I has published his correspondence with the Bishop, in b which he demands and redemands the cause of this se- verity, ...

... IMPERIIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-Tuedodep Jutlj 13. f Is .(SVpplrnesstarii to Telegraphic e lport in our loot.) f, y c d SCOTCH UNIVERSITIES BILL, F EL Upon tho order of the dayf for the second reading of the Scotch le Unidversities Bill being roa , T d T'ho Dulco of MONTROSE, in moving the second reading of this. cI IS bill, said-Notwithstanding the very great success of the Univer- NV ...

... FORBES'S AND FORDYCE AGRICULTURAL I ASSOCIATION.. S t THE annual show of this long-established association was a held on the farm of Tarumear, Boyndlie, on Monday. The N shows of the association of late years have shown great ad- I vances in the quality of stock exhibited, and tbe show of g Monday was no exception to the general rule. There was a r very large turn-out of cattle, and the ...

... I I THE half-yearly general meeting of this Sosiety was held on Friday in the Committee-room of the Corn Exchange-Mr0 Gibson, Kinmundy, presiding. 0 PRIZES TO FARM SERIVANTS. h Mr Harvey, Socretary, road the following report of the 1 sub-committee appointed to adjudicate as to the applica- tions and claims of the various candidates for the prizes given by Lord Haddo for length of service:- We ...

... 1- ~ENGLAND. Cf if It is said that Qu1een Viatoria~will be accompanied to Cher- C; id bourg by Lord Maulnesbury, Lord Derby, Mr Disraeli, and %y e. the Duke of Malakhoff, and that her Majesty will Spend ol ir only one day there. The Minister of Marine has ordered iis t. the inscription recording the completion of the ~works and )r the inauguration of the inner dock to be changed, in order h, 3 ...

... PARL I AM ENT. fl OUSE OF LORDS-lTceday, July 20. ab The Stipendiary Magistrates Bill passed through Committee. of On order for going into Committee on Sale and Transfer of R- ISreland) nosed the Bill, on the ground that it in fr( trodnced the principle of exctionallegiation in a most objec. th tionabe manner.te The LoRD CuANCELLOR defended the Bill. Lord CRANWORTHI admitted that the Bill ...

... , - FRANCE. The meoitefur publishes the comparative return of the revenue for the first six months of 1858 and 1857. The total reced ts of the former period were 539,927,000 francs, and of the by latter 526,017,000 f., being an increaso in favour of 18n8 of 13,910,000f. The principal items of revenue on which an inn provement has taken place are duty on home madt sugar ce 11 852,000 f , on ...

... THE LORDS ON THE ABERDEEN COLLEGES:.' THE debate on the second reading of the Uniyersity' h Bill in the House of Lords was entirely occupied with I we t points, viz., the Union of the Aberdeen Colleges, , and the erection of a National University. The tone , in which the former was discussed was ambiguous'and Le unsatisfactory-a repetition in extenso of the compli- - ment paid by the late ...