... . ppl-lialkilt 26-110 V QV. : [BY EViscTItt ?? IAH] -T- , IOUSE OF CO ?? were ThedHousemoteat twelve o'clock, whens yresented against tie Reform Bill. THE y.3,xNKRUPTCY LAW. Lord J. Russcr1M neoved the seco0id rajdiag of the Bnnkuptcy and Insolvency Bill. $so h au Mr. BArNEs, on ~half of the comenrrclal ?? factiringdistricts, said the bill 6vuld remedy several important defects in the ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE LON DON. TURsDAY RVBNr ?? £AJ1WUUNg LUe bL fVrStaG .VIRNINGjTbe event of a morning aitting ij tbe taiddle of Mbl8 I13 significant to be passed over withourt a Word of ch tel The Governmtent, finding tbehrielvoe pr ELI °Or0tI to bring the Church-rate quectien to an iBBG I tid0 give Sir John Trelawney, tDC champon t, ?? morning sitting all to hitmeelf. TL t iol, a o'clock ...

... i FRANCE AND THi-CRISIS. l The Moniteur of Tuesday publishes the following article, a telegraphic Suamary of which has already 5ppeared:- A portion of Germany pre'en.s at the prl'3;'s inoment a spectacle which saldens aod astonias sU W. A vague, indefinite question, which touches upon tht I most delicate problems, as well as upon tbte highest iotereats, suddenly arises in the Political world. ...

... THE COUNTRY AND TEE REFORMi BILL. A FINSBURY. A meeting, of aortiol of the inhabitants of the borough of Fit4sbury was held ont Tuerday evening. at- the fechlatiis' Instit;atici, Sonsthamnptons Baildings, to consider the Goretmsnent Reform Bill. Mr. -IA 'Donnell took the chair, and said that the meet- ing hadbecn called by the -Finsbury Parliamentary Associa- tion, wbose principles wer- ...

... SWITZERLIND AND HER NEU- TRALITY. At a meeting of military men, just held at Geneva, General Dufour communicated a report which had been requested from himl in 1854 by the Federal Council, on the question of the neutrality of Swit- zerland, and as to her line of conduct, in order to conform to the text of the treaties regulating the neutralisation of a part of Savoy. The Journal de Gewnve ...

... HIOUISE OF COMbIONS-YEsTERDAY, (BY O5AONETIC 'TErLEORAPH,) The tramweaye (Ireland) bill wau committed pro BANKRUPTCY LAWS. Lord J. RussELT. moved tce second reading of the bankruptcy and insolvency bill. hir. BAINES supported the mcSaure, whicb did away witb thie impolitic and unreasonable distinction between baokruptcy and insolvency, and comnbined ia one act the provisions which were na7w ...

... AG IE 2N T S. Aberdeen ?? & R. Milne Haddington..J. Milen. Do. .L. & J. Smith. Do. -G. Smiles. Do. ?? Wylliei& Son. Ilawick _R. Black. Aberlady .UMr F. Mlitchell. I Do. - , .J. Dalgleisb. Alloa ?? Lothian. jnveresk J. Gordon. Do. -S. N. Morison. inverkeithgMiss Campbell. Do. ?? Wingate. Jedburgh.. A. & W. Riec: e Arbroath .-James Smith. Do. -.T. Small. Do. --G. Sutherland. 'Kelso.-James ...

... xwvogar ilvBli', XFsN. V- ~4L~Y-T - jV T1Z Y~erdo'~ theiflrst:.featlV~ of,' sthfuail way Be ne- a 'IvoleninArstitution ~iqB held V6tWlthe -ag~olb' Tavern C AL dAlfred' PsgkRM0,M G. Gieifell'Ury'i*', ,Eq., M., atl iJBeale, Esq., M. ?? Horuby, s m 4ickson. Esq., M.P., Sir W. Armasrong, -T.Wxihend aIn- Ii *dring, Esq., M.P., Messrs. St,iwart, London and North W Moeeistern Railway.;:,Saunders,- ...

... the The annual meeting of the eupporters of this hot charity was held yesterday, in the Lecture-room of the the Leeds Pbilosophioal-ball. F. BiLLAm, Esq., of Newal-l-12a,1, Bil Otiey, presided. The attendance was not numerous, as I The report, which was read by the Rev. JEo. SNOWDEN, tha of Ilkley, the hon. sec., stated that the receipts of the 1It gbcarity from all sources for the year ending ...

... (onlral zutdfigittt. MR COBDEN has arrived at New York by the pet Canada, and is staving at thre Brevoort House. the MORE than Liiopo have already been subscribed his in London for the Neapolitan refugees. me His GRACE TBR LORD PRIMATE of Ireland sub- the scribed the sum of L.50 towards the fund for assist- ing the Neapolitan exiles. Mt MR T H-ACrEaty has accepted LA 500 to write for wit two ...

... TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURGH FOR UWDERMENTIONED PLACES. MARCH 1859. : The abbreviatloss within parenthesis-a(Cl.), (S. C.). (E. and G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-signltfy Caledonian, Scottish CentraL, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North British, aoj; Edinburgh, Pertb, and Daniee RaClways respectively. and intimate that the trains start from the terminii e these railways in Edinburgh at the hours ...

... INDIA AN1D CHINA. I.-- By the arrival of the Calcutta mail we (Tines) have re- ceived our private correspondence and files of papers from Caloutta to the 9th of I ebruary, and from Hong Kong to the 29th of January. Our Calcutta correspondent states:- The position may almost be described in the old tele- graphic formula, 'India is profoundly quiet.' There are riots ivi the Deccan, and riots ...