... I The confidential committee appointed by the 9 Treasury in the beginning of the year to investigate Ijthis subject have published their report. This corn- 8*mittee, it will be remembered, is aftoether distinct 0 from that appointed to inquire into t e best mode o of manning the navy, Hamicsted o r. Goril- ton, the Secretary toteTesr.M.Corrie, l Secretary to the Admiralty; Sir RicardBromley, ...

... TO CORESPONDENTS. I A SUF-rFrE.R.-We cannot refer you to any ero. ?? F to c,,ro yourself by speaking slowly anm enun. eltting clearly. B. W.-A dealor in gunpowder may legally hbve 200 lb. weight upon llis preurineo ; a porron who is n ,t a deiler. not i'rQ than, na lb. The a:.swer to L. S. WNS finite eorrcet, although thu question wras incorreetly put. A and C are both liable - A to B for ...

... I ,, FROM OUR OWN REPORTERS. 4 LBY MAGNETIC TELEOfliH.] HIOUSE OF LORDS.. t] TUESDAY, APRIL 12. g ti The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock. i The Seperannuation Bill, the Public Offices Exten- to sion Bill, the Combination df Workmen Bill, and d, the Municipal Elections Bill were raid a second time.P The Savings Bank Act (Wland) Bill, the Indemnity r Bill, the Nottingham charities ...

... A CATHOLIC BISHOP ON THEM .SOCIAL EVIL. I -F Ao..^ _a. ?? ?? A . L , X osoerday, in the Roman Catholic chapels of Liver- - pool, appeals were made on behalf of an asylum for unfortunate women, andworo supported by tie - reading Of an a~ddress from the Rev. Dr. Goos, the g, setndaijo Bishop of Liverpool. Thed ddrcs stated At that the asylum had been opeped under the afto. Vi tionatehcare of the ...

... LATEST AP TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. THE COURT. Her Majesty hold a privy council yesterday after- noon. The Court afterwards returned to Windsor. THE REVENUE. The accounts for the financial year ending the 31st of March have been issued, accompanied by the usual statement as to augmentation or reduction of the public debt. Omitting shillings and pence, the total expenditure for the year has been £64 ...

... X' iralloo0t0rfltv BAAJUD POPULI LEX SUPREMA. I At the first drawing room of the season, in held on Thursday, the Queen wore a train of in lilac satin trimmed with handsome old point Lun and bouquets of wallflowers and mignonette. is The petticoat of white satin covered with of white tulle, trimmed to correspond to the of train. Her Majesty's headdress was formed Y837 of a wreath of ...

... 3 ?? X SUtvzltrg+ S~UB POPULI HeX Yesterday Parliament-was prorogued by commission until the 5th of May. 'he die- solution, however, is not to take place until Saturday. The writs will be issued on the evening of that day they will be received and proclaimed in the boroughs and counties onx Monday, and the elections will begin in the borougihs rafter the lapse of three clear days and in the ...

... ERICUTER'5 TELEGRAM.] TRsusT, MONDAY, APRIL 25. The Austrian Lloyd's steamer has arrived with the following advices:- HONG KoNG, MARCIU 15. Lord Elgin has left, on his return to England. It is asserted that the Court of Pekin opposes the admission of an English ambassador. A new secular Vmperor has been crowned at }IT=de dull. Exchange on London, 4s. Mzd. to 4s. 8d. SuANGHAJI, MARCH 4.-Limited ...

... METEOROLOGICAL RESULTS I L -- - .1.Y Deduced from observations taken at the Liverpool Observatory, during the week ending Saturday, April 16, 1859. Latitude, 530 24 48 N. Longitude, 3' 0' 1 W. # S¢Thim ooe cled in . ' 0 g A isolioc~d An g.lagO I e000Ot.0 IQ toW icn guag, R 9; , ' S~i lft. ?? ground ?? ?? 6 a Drly horizoantal m Otof air. -_ ?? ' wM E~treino Prebsuro I on 'CIc I 8 R n square ...

... THIM PROSPECT OF WAR. LoNDox, MONDAY ApTnRNOON. The intelligence received in London to-day is war- like, but not altogether decisive in its character. From France the news is that 100,000 conscripts of the class of 1858 have been called out, to strengthen and reislorce the already enormous army qf France. As deeds speak a much' more emphatic language than words, we fear that this proclamation, ...

... RAILWAY TItAFFIC. Naue of Railway, ?? Banom,2 llf.yr- Belale ana Leybhrn ?? 125 '75 1i, Bulfastalnd Ilaiiunnnr.. 119i 1 33 lI-SJ Blhoad, L., & Cle!hiro .. 2'tG6 2id J 3431 L'riutol d lotjr ?? 5880 76' 31O3: OCNICU::.ul ,.3215 3 12112 le-3c ('!oyrk.l Baudou ?? 273 t'73 373 Cork, B'rock, & I'P.ssagem.. I 1. 1J2 29ZS Dee.O!de ?? 2~23 't ?? 'i4G I;Ubill &flfltast ?? 1115 10.:3 Ir305 Dundee, P., & ...

... IMETEOROLOGICAL RESILT9 Deduced from observations taken at the Liverpool Observatory, during the week ending Saturday, April 9, 185'J. Latitude, 530 24 48 N. Longitude, 3°00 1 W. .Tlme oepedln .53 f H|reallinug.L H , ooc , >3 UoA ect'd Lu irge I*gs8>i gs SEOi3 3tah'vegrouedir'oc° °. 5 $3 Dall bueootl I>tgi~o^ if motlvuf air 5v lEtrepenaereuleI' °'°-eS W b d _ 11 ea n ffl ,N P. ID i . '§| O ...