... ?? hTOISE OF LORDS-Mo(NDAY, JULY 19'. Their Lordhpl's tact at nve o'clock. TA9SSACRE AT JEDPATT. Lord STRATFORD DE R.tEDCLiA-E asked the Go- verninoilt if they had received any official accouiits of the massacre at Jeddahb; wvether, acting it, conjinction with France, they had taken the requuisite steis to obtain repara- tion; and whether they were prepared to take mleasures to enforce their ...

... MISCELLA NE OU S. f !. yI LrrTLE GmLs.-There is something inexpressibly sweet in s littlegirls. Lovely, pure, innocent, ingenuous, ?? e full of kindness to brothers, babies, and everything They' t are sweet little flowers, diamnondil dewdrops in' the breath of ,morn. What a pity they should ever become womnell, flirts sand heartless coquettes !-Thc Gheost ,of Sirift. THE RANGE OF THE HU{[MAN ...

... 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 ...

... AGF=TS FOR THE CALEDONIAN MERCURY. Aberdeen .-A. & R. Milne, Glasgow W. Love, sz Athenaeum. Enoch Square Do. IL. & J. Smith. Greenock ?? Mrs Owen. Do. W . Panton. Haddington..J. Millen. Do. 1). Wyllie andi Do. ?? Smiles. Son. l iawick . . Black. Aberlady ..Mr P. Mitchell. Do. --J. Dalgleieb. Alloa - J. Lothian. InvereskJ. Gordon. Arbroath ..-James Smith. InverkeithgMiss Campbell. Do. G. ...

... ,Jun.s A K Xlv_ (From the Times.) Letters from the port of Pekin and files of the North c China Herald have now been delivered, and we had 8 hoped that they would afford us reason to modify the a observations suggested by the telegram. But the de- tails are even worse than the general fact ; they pencil r within the outline nothingbut shadows. The lament- ! able condition of affairs, which the ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-MONDnAY, JULY 19; - 1 1-- -. LX _I1., - _ 1 ?? Thulie iPE. k d took the chair at a iqhatrt~er t'o f~o o'olock. l In reply to a ~ qusion fror Mr. Nicom~,,- reru PEEL said it was inteided to take advantage of the overland route in the conveyance of troops to India.' PURIFTCATION OF THF THAMTES. On the motion for the second reading of the Metropolis Local Management Act Amendment ...

... . ! ?? 033 (From the Globe's Cotrespolidence.) Patis, Sunday Eveniu,*. - On t0e arrival of the accounts fiomI the coast of. Araby, describing how that gallant gnl Mlle. Eveillard, after the massacre of her father the French Consul and her nmother, whomn she valiantly defended, killihn a fanatic and fighting her way to the Cyclops, the Empress Eugenie at once declired she would act as mother to ...

... FOROMU OUP P. P- Ob. - ?? ?? IFROMV OUHR -PARIS COlRR 'SPOINJ51E-`ST Paris, jly 18. The neff of tlesnmassacte of Christiaa.n:at JetdOa llhas pro. duced here, as in En£fpnd, a burst of indi6nation. iAl. Eveillard, the 1enfrdcred Consunl, was much es&>eened ill Paris; lie was a man of great literary ability, and one of the contri. butors to the Jlar?)e(d des Ddbats, which ran-7cs foremost among ...

... PICKINGS FROM TIHE COURT JOURTAL. ?? Rl, ?? 1- . _- _ I 1 .. . . - The British Government have resolved to abandons the a blockade of Cuba. u Tile interviews between the Queen of Eng3land and the it EmpeIor of the F rteich will take place exclusively on ship. LI board. d It is understood that the Emperor Napoleon intends to Y reward some of his adherents by the bestowal of titles. g The ...

... 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 ...

... (From our own correspondlent.) London, Monday. The Commnittee of the House of Lords on this bill suet this morning. There wasl a very numerous attendance of gentle-j1 usd1 from Glasgow and the West of Scotland. Indeed, the muster was greater titan onl axty occasion when the bill was before the CommllOls, and a spirit of determined opposition seemed o prev i .utlfg the gentlemen fromt the ...

... The Earl and Countess of Fife have left London for Duff House, Banffshire. Mr. John Bright, M. P., arrived at the Union Hotel, Inverness, on Friday evening. CHURCHING OF THE NEW JUDGE.-In accordance with ancient custom, Lord Glencrse, the new Lord Justice-Clerk, attended Divine service in the Court pew at the High Church on Suniday. The Right lHon. the Lord President occupied the chair, ...