... -- - lpu 'C LONDON: thi thi .TEHTUSDA., JULY21, 1859. do: -fox JL to In the Housp of ComMMoNS, yesterday, trE Sir H. WILLOUGHBY gave notice that in the discussion on the budget, ho should move an amendment limiting the increase of the income-tax ho to 3d. in the pound. In Mr. BLACK moved the second reading of the we EdinburghAnnuityTaxBill. That tax was im- th, posed upon the majority for the ...

... ' TH E SECOND TRIP OF TlHE GREAT I EASTERN, e [FROM Ouit SPECIAL CORILESPOXDDENT.] it O0 BOARD TiE GItEAT EASTERN, WEYMOUTH, e SATURDAY. a With a duc regard to punctuality, which c ;11 go far to redeem the previous character of the great ship, the wish of the directors to proceed on the voyage to llolyhead has .been complied with. Up to five o'clock yesterday afternoon it was not known at the ...

... MR. OSBORNE AI' LSKEBABD. Mr. Osborne was retarned without opposition for Liskeard on Saturday, and made a speech on general politics. After some preliminary observations thanking the elec- tors, and contrasting the corruption at Dover with the purity of election at Liskeard, Mr. OsBoRNE denied that he was a thick and thin supporter of Lord Palmerston. With all personal respect for the ...

... fffi. BRIl(UIIT AND THE JIORS'E WURADS. Oftentimes as we have had reason to complain of the bad taste and feeling that have pervaded those claptrap hustings declamations with which Mr. Bright delights to amuse the manufacturilig dis- tricts, we doubt whether on any previous occasion be has attained that height of Mnalignity and un- scrupulosity which lhe disljlayed at his late de- monstration ...

... THE RELIGIOUS RIOT AT ST. GEORGE3 EA2ST. Yesterday there was a renewal of the riotings which hae for some weeks past disgraced the parish of St. Georgeits East, under circumstances which lead to the apprehension that they will not for some time to come be brought to a close. At the eleven o'clock service the church was v ell fiel, indeed it may be stated on the authority of Mr. Stephen;, one ...

... RA ILWA YS. 1WVEDNESDh4Y EVENNINTG. No rnater al thantg-e has taken ?? in tlie ht'ke for 1aloIway Shar'as to-lay, lals.Alerim3 hi:1v,1 I!e' quiet k' the pricea (nirrent yester'iay. CGreat Nortlern. StSoe has b(een rather better, I_ vi- bee dealt in 1. liz as 103. The ?? rice was 102 10(9. Nw-th Brrisih S'ock 1vis been dealt in betwreen 0 Mnl 6-.d U, (; eatt \\ eleri is ?? b0 to lou lj~il 'en ...

... EASL GREY oV LE, VOLL ?? el Earl Grey presided at the dinner ir celelriti ,t. rolmernt of the Newcastle Volunteers on Frtd His lordship said he rejoiced in the 'la)inter in ii formation of volunteer corps had bsue triken Un l this town, but throughout the kingdoen Lclheers'0 that we should be able to reckon on the ervi ,, men, and he should be glad it it Vas e l, dq,, . number-but, at all ...

... TSqE POST OFFICE. tifth report of this departmnent has just been pub- | i j aost interesting document, and we reprint c . * onlv occasionally some tabular matter, the ; lttth 1s sufficiently explained in the text 0r.G t lr(I.V Tlt LOIIDS CwOMMISSIONERKS OF HERti so - i~T ;e IECTe S TRtEASUtRY. I l e- thc honour to present to your lordships n a nnual rep~rt of the Post-office, being that for ...

... EXPRESS FROM PARIS, [FROA OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PAR[S, TnuRSDAY EVENING. To-day, at one o'clock, took place the first meet- ing of the Conference. The inew Plenipocentiaries 'were presented to their colleagues, and then Count W-alewski opened the session; after which M. Mussurus, the representative of the Porte, ex- plained that Government's motives in asking for the assembling of a ...

... [A pressure of matter compelled us to exclude the follow- ing ifrom our First Edition. A notice of the arrival of the steamer appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday.] I THE WEST INDIA AND- SOUTH PACIFIC MAILS. SOUTHAMPTON, TauRsDAY EvENING. 'tFRO OUR OWN CO0RESP ?? The Royal Mail Company's steamship La Plata, Capt. Weller, arrived at Southampton, yes- terday morning, from ?? Indies, with ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Tuesday, 1 p.m. TLEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. [THROUGH MR. REUTER'S AGENCY.] THE SERVIAN EXECUTIVE. BELGRADE, MONDAX. (ViA Germany.) The Skuptschina has decreed the dismissal of the blinisters and of the Senate. ,AIUSTRIAN MILITARY PREPARATIONS. VIENNA, TUESDAY, 8.45 Am.i The exportation of horses towards the frontiers of Lombar(lY, Tyrol, and the Seegrenso (borders of 1 the ...

... HEALTH OF MARYLEBOYE. Dr. Thomnson, medical officer of health for the ihrre :nd populous district of Marylebone, has just issued his 111ontldlv repoi,, in which he statesthat !The healtk of the parish 1dis- ing the five weeks ending the 2d of April af.fr, dsa. favol-. ble contrast with the corresponding period of list vIeii-tiW deaths, 326, during the past month having been less bh Sfi than ...