... 1 ARLAMENTARY DLVISION. M-AJORITY;YOR iTHE GOVERNqMENT. CO ROIufli OF COMAdONS FrEB. 20. ?? -ics-Lorder for committee roadi; motion lie made, and question -pro1oeed, Thit Mr. Speaker- do now, leave the chair. I Aui,!ndment prop~cised, to leave outfrom thei rnn-&d'.hatfto the end of the[ uotion, in order to add th od ~i~huse GM:notthnk itto go. into committee 011' ' Customs Actswt iwt h ...

... 8A1qoolu ?? X 3u S.- :UMMARIY*. DOMESTIC. In the iloume of Lords, last night, Eal a: GraUVille promised to inquire into the alleged it sufferings of women and children employed d In bleaohbig and dye works The Earl of tl Hardwicke ?? attention to the Iufficiency t and inefficienL.7 of our naval reserves, the fc strength of whieS, the Duke of Somerset sud ai In reply, was 11,000 or 12,000 men, ...

... I RAILWAY TRAFFIC WeektotaL Ea f1ear b~t8 18000. 1859. 086 7 1 Belf~at and Ballymeula.. 1la104 I%3 16 -92 '33 Birkenhead *339 MU364 32111 3 Bristol. and Exeter.: 5621 5627* Caled-ian . . 1253 122 39242 3 O00 1a (Cornwall ..07..Io 12? Cork and Bandon . Y 32 154 7 4 0 Oork. 93'rock, & Passage.. 166 2jLo7z 17 Deadde ?? 153 20 W 69 17 Dubl;n ?? Juno.. 131 2144 3076 'g7S 6 Dnudeer.F &Ab Juno. 925 ...

... IMPERIAL: PARLIAMENT, [BY HLEOTRIO A D Z4GNTIG TULGRAPHS.] HOUSE OF COMMONS. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22. .Ihe Speaker took the chair at two o'clock. The members appointed to in uia into the Way- mouth and Oarlil e election petilions were sworn at It the table, and will sit for the first time on Thursday. e THE TREATY, a Mr. NEwDEGATu asked the Government whether a it was understood that the ...

... -Q-r AIWIAN TSlE LIVER1'oi'tUIx ?? ANNUA-L DINNES. -th~e 37th annivesry dinner ot the I~verpool Guar- dian Soeiety took place last evenifig it the Angel. Hotel, D-iA-itieet, ohe ?? aito . 60 gentlemen.'0 Thecrahir'ws eep1ri ed ry Mr. Thea. Baty, the sreddent, aund the wieeob&ir .bvMr, B. Thin vioe.preaident of bthe sosiety. ?? the Ikaiybr, T; ?? Anderson, Esq., horred the festive gatherhig ...

... LE' TTE R FROM THE POPE. The following reply to the addresses of the clergy and laity of the diocese of Cloyne has ?? been received from his Holiness by the Most Rev. Dr. Keane, Bishop of Cloyne*- Venerable Brother, Health and Apostolin Bene- ?? the midst of the very great difficulties by which we are surrounded, the addresses which have reached us from you and our faithful clergy and people ...

... WHITWORTS'8 RIFLED CANNON. ~A_. ' 1 ' ?? I The further testing of this extraordinary piece of ordnance took place yesterday, on the shore south of Southport. The day, fortunately, was beahtifullyfine, and the air wa oear and bracing. The increasing interest in the performanie of this gun no doubt was the cause of ae lr tendance of spectators on the sands. The number could not have been fewer ...

... NOTICES OF MOTION ON TllHE :. p I BUDGET. | The following are all the notices qof motion on the ani budget:- Mr. Du Cane-To move That while this com- mittee is desirous to relieve the trade of the country from all duties of customs which can safely be dis- pensed with, it does not think it expedient to add to the existing deficiency by diminishing the ordinary 11 revenue, and is not prepared ...

... THE LOSS OF TflE ONDINE.I Richard Burke, second mate, with Marsh and or Drew, two of the passengers of this unfortunate ve Vessel, arrived at Portsmouth on Moaday morning fr on board a pilot boat, which had taken them on board from the screw steamer 1hetis, in St. Helen's e: Roads. The Thetis, from London, bound on a foreign voyage, was Steaming down channel, when Tc the captain with his glass ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS| Wa caunot uinlertake to return ?? of whhilh svo do not avail ourselves. -- OMuMUuiatios ?? alwas )la Icrit y rittLen. anti on ome 1i* o/the poper onli: leng*, ?? the diffliclby of 11oding spaoc for them. Whatl cvo:t'S inei'oied for tiscrtion roust be authentieacoi by the sals altvK (IOf the uriter, notlea ly or pub twitO. bit s its g umayaute of his gosd faiths. A Hlint to ...

... REPORT ON THE PRESENT STAIE OF THM NAVIGATION OF THE MERSEY. I We have received a copy of the official report for 1859 of Admiral Evans, tbhe acting conservator of the the River Mersey. We are glad to see from the rat report that the state of the navigation was never. more satisfactory than it is at present, and that cCon. the siderable improvements have taken place since the il last report. ...

... ANCRORIS IN THE MERCHANTI SERVICE 'Th select comunittee of the House of Commons 'Ilr icted to inquire into the manufacture of anchors blecin tbls for the merchant service rcassom- on Tuesday, Sir T. Elphinstone in the chair. a r, Iacdoneal, manager of the Liverpool Corpo- a tioll testing mrachine, stated that the machine was 4 in 0°nbtant use, and was not suflicient for the work r ?? IIn 185S ...