... HOUSE OF LORDS-TkEiuiDAY. A,, n - -- . ., . ?? . v - 1_.- t The LonD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack at ,five o'clock. gl if Upon the order of the day for .considering the Commons' a' . reasons for disagreeing from their .Lordships' amendlments e -on the Universities (Scotland) Bill, the House, after a short -discussion, agreed not to peitistinthoir amendments. s The Friendly ...

... I (Continued from Private Memoranda written in 1853.) NO. Vil. SEr.VICES IN NNIAR .AD IN TIlE SOUTHERN MAHBATTA COUNTRY. 1844-1845. 1 Colonel Outram had been only six months in England, when (November, 1843) intelligence was received of a revolu- 4 tion at Labore, and of the murder of the Maha-Rajah Shere I Sing: events which, in the best informed circles, were con- ) sidered but thle prelude ...

... (From the Montreal Gazette of Jely 6.) The recent death of the Hon. William Morris severed another link which connected us witl the past political times of this province, and will make many cast back 'a glance atI the political struggles before the Union, in which be took aI prominent part, and to Nvich he mainly owed his subsequent political positionl. 1-is manny friends, who mourn his depar ...

... - - .- _ - _ _ § r * (From the Times' Correspondence.) b 0* Public attenti~n, since the Alexandria, July 17. i Pubicattntonsice hedespatch of our last post, has t] naturally been almost exclusively-occupied with the Jeddah q massacre and with surmises and doubts on the consequences it may yet entail. Anxious inquiries are -daily made as to i the effect the news has had upon the native ...

... A Supplement to Tuesday's Gazette contains the following I wi official account of the operations against the Chinese in the ! Peiho river *- Admiralty, July 27. eel A despatch, of which the following is an extract, has been ya received by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty from th, Rear-Admiral Sir _Michael Seymour, ?? the Coin- W ?? of her Majesty's ships and vessels on the fo East ...

... FROM THE. LONDON GAZETTE OF TUESDAY. WAR OFFICE, JULY 27.. The Queen hias heen gr ciolssly ple~ased to giv e orders for the iip- I pointinent of Major-General Thoilas Raste Franls, C.B., to be aLnI Ordinary Member of the Military Division of the Second Class, S( . or Knights Commuianders of the Most 1-lonourable Order of thet f Bath. ller Majesty has also heeni graciously pleased to make and ...

... I (From a Correspondent of tbo Times.) Exacty fiv week hav IGulf of Pechelee, MAyl 7 steamer America, with Count Putiatin oil board, anchored i oppsit th fots t te muthof ?? River, to the 2h dismy ofthegarrson nd he dsquetude of the Celdstial 1t mind generaly. This musthave been icreased by the ar-t rival onthe follwing da of the uriouswith Lord Eain~. i! the Pique, ad the Slaney(gunboats) ...

... | FItANCE. (From the Globe's Correspondenee.) h Paris, Tuesday Evening. n 'Messieurs Carmiichael and Brett have just concluded with Si the French Government an agreement for an additional n telegralphic cable across the Channel from Folkestone to s B3oulogne. They also undertake t6 lay down a line between Havre and a given point on the English coast left to their selection; they have got a ...

... SHERPTFFSI{IPS IN SCOTLAND. TV_ -a n w . . .vv Inthe House of Conmmonson Tuesday evening, SirlV'.Don- ' bar stated that, in order to makec the question he wvas absout to lu t intelligible to the - ouse, it was necessary to say a wvord - r two in explanation. In the year 1853 two Acts wvere pas-ed w ith reference to the Shleriffs ofScotland. By the one Act their salaries, which in some ...

... FRIDAkY MORNING, JULY 30. Ago-I ?? ?? A r- II,.. - r 1 . _- . ?? 1 I .. .. made to raise a fund for the succour of the destitute shareholders of the Western Bank. The persons in this unhappy position consist, on the one hand, of aged men and women, and, on the other, of helpless orphans, for whom provision in bank stock was made in happier days, and who are now in the position of those who ...

... ROM OUR PARISCORRESPONDE - NT , . D : - Paris, Tuesday' The Emperor arrives Co-day at St' Cloud, where he will 0 remain till his departure for Cherbourg, where 150,000 strai- i gers have already preceded him, not to speak of the multi. I 5 tudes to follow. Last week I expressed a hope that Scottish talent would , carry off high honours at the Conservatoire of Music, and I have now the ...

... 1W- III.Uy ?? LLMbIUS. - INDIA AN CHINA. (From the Times.) s -By the arrival of the Calcutta mail we have received our cia private correspondence and tiles of papers from Calcutta to Be' the 20th of June,. andifron Hong Kong to the,7th of June. tbi The following is the letter of our Calcutta correspondent, mi but it will be seen that Ihis news is not of so late a date as mc, has reached us ...