... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... I _4 - THE TWO SICILIES. (rxOm OUR OWK CORE sPONDMr.) NAPLES, MARCH 14. In spite of the severe illness which renders the King unable to leave his couch for a single moment, he left Bari on the 8th. His Majesty was con- veyed to the frigate in a portantina completely closed, the royal family following on foot. On the 9th, at half-past one, the vessel arrived opposite the Palace of the Favorita, ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE NREAPOLITAXI I BXIMtES IN 1 2HB YMBIROIOLIS. The announcement that the Neapolitaa exiles woild arrive in Londo n yesterday morning from Bristol caused crowds of respectably-dresee Ipersons to assemble at bb the adi Padgton and the Waterloo EtatiOMP, some u noert.iny e xixtetig as to which route would be cc._hen, Padding'o, however, Was the one ultimately de- termined upon. The ...

... . G.ENBR4L ORDLY.4TN8. - I The following ordinations took place on Sun~ay last, the 20th irst.: DrocExaa or CANTERURY. DBACON: Henry Tubal Role, B.A., Corpus Christi College, Oxon; Charles i: Holden Arthur Ormerod, B.A., Wadhan College,-Oxon; Henry Brydis Biron B.A., Trinity Hall, Cam- bridge; Atgostus Wiliam tGrafton. B.A., ditto ditto; r Joho Graves B.A., Chilst College, ditto; Charles ce ...

... Or:t DiatI 11fto DRURY-LANEI. ,Tets EVmeNIeo WILLIAM AN D SUSAN. Messrm ManIvers Haigh. and Rtsenthal Mis H.uddart, sd Miss Lucette.-TWO hEADS ARE IIETTLElA THAN ONE.' la. R~burt Roby..- And the BAL- LET DIYERTISSEMMINT from the patosniseem Bobin Hood. HAYMANSICT. Tnss EvExino. THE YOUNG MOTHER. EMesHr}.E Viliers and Buckstone; Miss Emily Allen, MiseE. Ternan.-1.IILINIIR TO THE KIN G. Mr. & ...

... (FROM O0V1 OWXT CORxSrPONDERNT.) TURIN, MAnOH 19. An electric despatch informed the Sardiniarn go- vernmeut yesterday that a squadron of carabineers had entered the pi iiting estabishbment of M. Barbera, at Florence, and seized all the copies of a book in- tended for publication on the following day. This 'work was one of a series issued by ?? Civile deli' Italiano Company, and contained a ...

... Tas DSUAN.Mr m ersaish. ad Rosental M Iss U, nd Miss L. T OE AR(E MrlR THAr O.(NE. Mr. RObertRb TO - WAnd the BAL- LET DIVIIRTISSEMdINTtromInthe Pantooimeof Robin Hood.' HAYIURRET. Tams Evima THE YOUVG MOTHER. Messrs. R.Villiers and Bucketono; MissBmIIY Allen, 1fE~ . Tema.-.SILLI'NER TO THE KING. Mr. & Amrs C. Miathsws.-NOTHING TO WEAR. Hr. & Mrjs. 0. Matlews.-And the Harlequinade portion of ...

... I LAT EST F'tYOM ABROAD. I THE PROPOSED CONGORESS. The Moniteur of yesterday (as we were able to announce in the greater part of our impression of the same day) contained an announcement respecting the proposed Congress, difftring in some important par- ticulars from the unofficial statements by which it had been anticipated. The Moniteur attributes the origin of the Congress not to the ...