... SEII-WEEK(LY SUMMwlARy. I Tle wveek opened well. Peacea seems now to i b2 dcitledly inl the ascendat. The Emperor| ?? appyearz at last to have been aroused his prolonged dreall, of military glory, 1,1 to be beco11intg conscious that the attempt t reali5e that pleasing dream might end in 1,istorlcal repetition of facts of a most riortieving, ald unpleasant kind. The pacille ti le ill the ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. ws The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. PETITIONS. Petitions were presented by Lord STAN L1Y ofALI)MMLEY from two dissenting congregations in Wigan in favour of a thi measure tfr allowing disienters to act as trustees of grnnilar an, schools; by Lorl REDE.SDA.sL, frocA 'Nortbarnplon, against in, the bill for legalising miarriage with a ...

... MINBS. MONDAY EVENING. Shares in East Wheal Russell are not so good, 28J to 29g; North Crofty, 4Q to 5 ; Wheal Gren- ville, 3i to 4; North Robert, 3S to 3S; North Basset, 9j to 10; Providence Mines, 81 to 83; Wheal Margaret, 55 to 58; and GreatWheal Alfred, 3! to 4f. The shares of the Seotti3h Australian 'Mining Company have been dealt in atpar. Foreign mining; shares are quiet. Tamar Consols ...

... 1-twougg! Toot, : TUESDAY, MARC13 8, 1859 - -NEWS OF TE DAY. IN the House of Lords,, last night, the second reading' of the bill legalising Mxarriage .with a deceased wife's sister was postponed until. the 22nd instant.. The subject of ithe public neglect .of vaccination was then brought under. .otice, and it was stated the Government had' taken' measures to, securb:better attention to tthe, ...

... TLD - -1- . I 1t I I ';liPERWLPARLAMENT. - f I _ , z . . .: ?? FROM; oUgR OWN REPORTERS. rur BY mAGNETIC .TFLEGR'J. :. ye HOUSE OF LORDS. Pl MONDAY,.MARCH 7. - ti .The Loyd Chancellor took hiis seat at live o'clock. isb( Lord STANLEY OF ALD]tR5iEv presentea ?? 'V ,from the Protestant Dissenters of Wigan praying Ip that Dissenters should be madei ehigiblo to act as. ' trustees of endowed ...

... LoNDOX, Monday, March 7. The great question which now engages attention here is what will be the probable fate of the Reform BiUl when the second reading comes on this day fortnight. In my last I stated that there was a general impression that the bill would never attain the dignity of a second reading. Perhaps that impression had been mainly produced by the inherent badness of the measure, ...

... ANOTHER FATAL FIRE IN MARYLE E. , ?? jon t7he 'Times) Another calainitouso fire - unfortuniately attended with the loss of three human lives, and 'serious, if not fetal, consequences to eevera'lpersonsbroke out between the ioors 'of three and: fuoclkonunday'morning, in the Great 'Portlnd' WieadSirtSoe r, Horse !and Groom Tavenrn No 0, Great Portland Stieet, Marylebone, the' psoperty~of xiii ? ...

... lONDON DIOCES.AN HOMB MISSION. Yesterday evening a crowded public meeting was held in Exeter-hall for the purpose of furthering the objects of the London Diocesan Rome Mission, which was inaugu- xated by the present Bishop of London immediately after his accession to the diocese. Hislordehip presided, supported on 3sis right by the Bishopof Ripon,Lord bury, Mr. Kinmnird M.P., and Arcbdeacon ...

... ? : ? ?? ? 77777 ?? 77-777-7-T .4 ,? ?? .I gfws . . : , ? I; ? -DIFDLESY. - .UP0ii.ARY Is 'evmsras-AS Pollci-sergeant IlOMe ?? going bsis usual'round to meet' the men on duty on Souday night last, and while walking along the Wellington Road. he heard a noise as thioug a window-was being raised; Haeing oobtained the aseelt- ance of Police constable Maddox, he proceeded to exaemine the houses in ...

... - mZR ubta. - NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Al Zettee tendedforublicatio, must beaecoempaiiise by the na7nsme4 atd; Eaiset7 of thte wsrite', not necessary for publicoaf507t, but for the itformat7.on of the Editor. Correpoideot7 w~ho set-ainy' spec~ia7 rauie upon thdr''cot1- m'iens~cet onaust keep7 eopie9 of them, asvwe cnnot under- -takec to return. nnseeud eotrt1ibse~to0ne.. 'We can have no ...

... Zbe ;Mafi J10%+ DRURY-LANE. TPiS EVnzaG. WILLIAMt AN1) SUSAN. Mesrs. Maisnvern, Halgh. ?? Mis fddst, a. M .s Lesete. - And ROBIN 7HtOO,; or, hadrequin Fri. Tuck aetbe ?derryMen of ?? H.Seleuo etDelovanti.SignoriAtilano andSt. Maytne; i damee Belcno. ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA. COVENT GAR0LC'O. THE Evosmuoo, THE IOSE OF CASTILLE. MensmWdeis, Honey. St. Albyn. and i. Harrison: Misses Morell, LouIt, ?? ...

... MISCELLA NEOUS, ieider- inter' I The Grand Dukeo ronstantine of Russia visited ,a'amvO I Malta on Feb. 25th,, and woe received with the usual a&dley, honours. a with Ralph Waldo Emerson has been called to the on the tHud- minisltry cii the congregation in Boston (U. B.), vacant by rceecu- the illness of Theodore Parker. or had A correspondent of yesterday's Maens, near ,s from Southampton, ...