... ?i lquial vlarlialliat. (Sauppleinentary to Tselegrajlic Sss5a1ri.) HOUSE OF LORDS-TuttgsnAY, JULY 29. VACCINATION (IRrLAND) BILL. The House waived those amendments to this Bill to which the House of Commons had disagrced. Tite Reforniatory School (Ireland) Bill was rend a third time. CIVIL BILLS, &C, ([RrrAXD) ACT ABILNI)MENT ILL. On bringing up the report on this Bill Earl ST. GERMANS ...

... ?? M lu -etter. (ESTABLISlID ANNO 1737.) BELFA ST: MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1858, IT is novW ascertained that the session of Parlia- ment will close this evening. The Royal Speech will be delivered by commission. In thre Hlouse of Commons, on Friday niglht, Lord Stanley read the following heads of inquiry into which the Indian Commission is to enter:- C1, Tele terms on wahich the army of the East ...

... DEPUTATION TO THE LORD LIEUTENANT. A DEPUTATION, consisting of the Rev. Peter Daly, V.G., Chairman of the Town Commissioners of Gal- vay; Mr. John Orrot Lever, Sir T. N. Redington, ?? Sir Tnos. Burke, BaDt, AIP.; V. I1. Gregory, M.P.; John WI. Lynch, ?? of the town of Salway; Pierce Joyce, Iligil-Shlerifdof the County of Galway; Henryi Grattan, Esq.; R. Somnlerville, Esq.; E. C. Burke, ?? A. ...

... IO ?? 1 PIERSECUTlONS AT FE RNANDO PO. Ouit reader's will lave ob~serveil brief pauragraphi air- noluicerinunts or thle intolerant proceedinigs VrecentlY adoptoel 1y ?? Spanisht alithorei ties at Fer'inandoi Po tow irds the B aptitslt misitoilarics anid threlir cotlerts. Somre di'tails tile now ?? ilisilied, It Iay lie well to prefaue Olui ery it;r few part icirlras wilil regard to the ...

... THE CIIERBOURG FETES. THE anticipated interview betwveen ?? ofEng- land anmi th0e ?? of France, at Cherbourg, is cxciting intense interest at Mtavre, andi every steamer and shitp that can be spared there is advertised to take passengers to th nieeting of thc Sovereigns. Trhe Channel Island palpers state that tile Western Railway Company of France are about to pcrfboin a splendi(d act of ...

... N At 'I O N AL . V E, L 1 X C E S. (eltOM 'riot1 T'IMSii.) Ti) English men the national ?? is, Mitar all, not a Constant every-l&ly question, appeatling to etch iiait liii all ie(, sees mid Ilicars, aind satl, ectitig every plidtti- cat or sca coileeri to its entpeiioiis nlocessAities. [II at! imr worde~, weO ?? an advantage over theu lllst highly thcanireil o! t le continiieital naitonis. Iii ...

... I'loreigit r I A IN CE. PAIMS, WVEMSDX0)AY EI;Xrt~~l.-PlIbiiC 1t111i1 there is none, and all await the oracle of Cherhboirg. The Paris papers rernark onl the badl taste and ?? disloyalt Iv manifes~t in thle getting uip of' 1. luob met- itigs to Censurie the Qiueein, DOW that tier aecptaillee of' thle Imperial inivi tation has been notified. If t le huin Ji oylguest to a rival sovereign'ls ...

... 116i Hill lllffitar,?, PROMIMONS AND EXCIIANGES. WAn-OFFCiS, JSULY 30. 45th-Mnjor.General Sir Hugh Henrv Rose, ?? c to be Colonel, vice General TIhos, Brabaxoll Aylmer, t] deceased. . WAR-OFFICE, JULY 30. 1 2nd Regimeit of Life Guards-H. S. Pakenban h gent., to be Comnct 1nd Sub-Lictitenant, by puirchase j vice Clunnighlrine, piomoted. I Ist Dragoons-G. L. Harvey, gent., to be Cornet, without ...

... CAPTURE OF THE PEI10 FORTS. Tue slippillentt to 3lMonday nii~ght's Gwzefle contains thle following, fromt Admiral Sevinoti', dletailinig thle figh~t with thle Chilnesc' ait thle Illel IthI oft he 0'elh ii rve r, ill thle Guit f Of I'QPII'io~e.' I lost 'oIO tiine in COnsultlug withi Rear-Admir al Rignmij dI (lenolilfly, andtI utkil)g ?? ne Illr a- ranigenients, an d we proceeded wi li all lie ...

... fi'lS DAY'S LONDON NEWS. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPM.) VEiVS-LEJTTR OFFICE, MONDAY, I O'CLOCK, P.M. MAIL NEWS. ''le Bombay mails arrived at Dover at five o'clock ihis tuorning, and at the Gcncral Post-office at eight o0(100k. Ml I S C EL L A NE 0 U S. The prorogation of Parliament takes place to-day. T'lue T'flnes of to-day contains only one leadinga t- ticic, and it is tht review ofi til ...

... SKE'TCir OF THIE RET. C. t1. SPURGEON. (WxITTr'N von Tiu' NLIVS-LETTLEIC Tintgu sucot of tite followving sketchl wats born at Kel- rodeo, inl Essex, Onl thet I Ult of June, 1834. Hils fhthor and ?? are both Independent tninistors--tho titmicer, Mr. Jobn Spurgeon, who is in buisiness, is pastaor of a church in Tolllesbury, inl Essex-the latter, thle 11ev. James Spurgeon, pastor 01' church inl ...

... TlHlE HETES AT (C'IIER1OURG. The followitng is line Collo p!c AJu Igi m Or thesc t'ctes:-. NWcdlesdlav Evellinug 4thugust-Alril at thelo station at ClherbonlI.,ig at a quartlr past ltioll. Tleir Mn.ijesties will be leceived bV tile plincipall ailthiori- ties, religiolls, civil, ll1ilime, and itilitilry, tho conllicil-genleval, atlil deputatimis fiom) variouls paY1r4 of the depalrt iumiet. ...