... j LONDON: |U'UFSDA Y. MARCIH 22. 1859. In the HousE of LORDS, yesterday, The business was entirely of a routine character. The Indictable Offences (Metropolitan District) Bill passed through committee. *The Mutiny, Marine Mutiny, and County Courts Bills wrere severally read a second time. The Convict Prisons Abroad Bi'll passed through committee. The House then adjourned. In the HousE of ...

... I VA(2??I4G WITH A DBUEASED WFIF'S I SISTER. I . On Saturday a deputation, including the mayors f of Manchester and Bolton, waited on the Bishop of Man- I chester to solicit his support to the second reading of the a bill now before the House of Lords for legalising marriage I with a deceased wife's sister. His lordship, in reply to the deputation, said, It is my decided conviction, after ...

... BAiILWWAY$. ?? MONDAY EVENING. A general move upwards occurred in shares. Foreiei shares were decidedly better and in] more request. North British stock went up about I per cent. ; London and North-Western and Eastern Counties, about J per cent. ; Berwick, i per cent. and most of the other leading descriptions i tot per cent. London and North-Western stock was quoted U31 tot; Great Weiterun, ...

... JARI/AL OF THE NEAPOLITAN EXILES - .INONON YESTER.DAY, The fifteen Neapolitan-exiles, who arrived at Bristol on Saturday, and who met with such an enthusiastic reception in that city, left the Bristol station of the Great Western Railway yesterday morning at eight o'clock, amidst the strongest possible marks of enthusiasm. They reached Pad- dington at half-past eleven o'clock. In consequence ...

... THE UNITED STATES, ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] LIVERPOOL, MONDAY. The Cunard mail steam-ship Canada, Captain 014 Lang, arrived at this port to-day from Boston and tls Halifax, with dates from the former port to the ths 9th, and the latter to the 11th instant respectively. to Besides the mails, she brings 67 passengers, and i 200,000 dols. in gold, and £5,000 in English ...

... UNIVERSITY INTELLIaGNOB. OXFORD, MARCH 21. DEATH OP THE HIGH STEWARD OP THE UNIVERSITY. Information reached this University this morning of the death of the Earl of Devon, High Steward of the Univer- sity of Oxford, which event took place at Shrivenhax, while this venerable nobleman was on a visit to his brother-in- law. Archdeacon Berens. The Seneachallus, or High Steward, is appointed by the ...

... .M(ORNING CHROXICLR OFFICE, lhesday,, Ip.m. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. [THROUGH MR. REUTER'S AGENCY.] A CONGRESS ON THE ITALIAN QUESTION. PARIS, TUESDAY MORNLN`. The Moniteurof this morning contains the fol- lowing:- Russia has proposed the assembling of a Con- gress, with a view to prevent the complications to which the condition of Italy might give rise, and which would naturally disturb the ...

... THlE UNITED STATES, LIVERPOOL, MolNDA* The royal mail steam-ship Canada, which sailed from Boston on the 9th, and from Halifax on the morning of the 11th instant, arrived here at an early Le hour this morning, bringing 69 passengers, 200,000 t, dols., and 5,0001. in specie. The Canada passed the following steamers, all bound west, from this port :-lOth, the North Briton, D for Portland, and ...

... THE OUT1A GE AT DJEDDAH. - I We learn by private intelligence from Djeddah by the last mail, that the criminal portion of the inquiry into the outrage of the 15th of June has resulted in the decapi- tation of two of the criminals, the deportation of nine others to Constantinople, and the imprisonment at Djeddah of one who was too sick to go to Stamboul. It has been incontestably proved before ...

... 4 HOUSE OF LORDS-'MO-DAY. | The Lord Chancellor took hisi seat on the wooil.sack at the Ufll houlr. , I The Marquis of LANSDOWNE presented various p1t6- tions in tbvour of a measure for amending the laV of school truans es. Viicount DUNGANNON presented petitions against legelising Piarriages with a d asl ?? sister frcm variusi places in the county of York, Soeuneret, Sbropshirs, and fro~u the ...

... IMPERIAL PARLlAM1ENT. I HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, MARCHu 21. The LORD CHANCELLOR took his ciat on the woolsack at five o'clock. t Lord DUNGANNON presented petitions from several I ariphes in LAncashire, Shrupehire, and Surney, ?? the c bill for legalising marriage with a deceased wile's sister. t Lord OVERSTONE presented petitions in favour of thE bill from the officers representing the general ...

... The Moniteur of yesterday contained a report of M. Rouher, the Minister ad interim for Algeria. The report has been approved by the Emperor, and announces that government will continue this year to bay from the planters of Algeria the cotton which it may require. The decree upon the report also abolishes the duty upon growers, settles the cotton prices, and promises rewards to the most skil- ...