... DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES J AT THg I COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION. The usual midsummer dibtribution. of prizes to the Wul pupils of ?? Xnstitution, Shaw-stroet, tifll.t bip .t took place yesterday in the lecturte hai Of the insti- Ti, 'tution.,~ There..wass,. numerous .,ttendvance f&,tbzei~ friends of the-'pupils. The- 1Idv;Rector Camnpbell Pre-Ided, and tha' following, other gnitleluea were crit also ...

... LATEST 'ELGR I NEWSAND TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. O-ALWAY, SA2V1LDAY EvsEN1x@, - The, Golden IPleece.sailed for New York at seven p.m., with 680 passengers, lage cargo, and mailar GALWrAY, SUNDAY. -The- new stneamhi Con- of siatht, of the Atlentia Company, orrived lhere at t~ QUEENSTOWN, SUDAY.-TIhe royal mall steamu a hip Persia, Captain Jadkins, arrived 'here-at ten a.m., embarked 'the mails, ...

... THE REPEAL OF~ THE PAPER DJY - y. I ITY A pubio meeting aslast nighit he-ld in the th Concert Hell, Lord Nelsoni-atreet, I' To petition the aui House of Commons and protest against the uaurpa.. th lion of taxing powers by the.House of Lords.1 In 1r the ~absnoe of lir. Robebrtson Glastone, thepresident Li of the Liverpool Finanoial Reform Association, Mr. be Charles Holland, th lepeiotof the ...

... SECOND _EDITION.: - - - 7 ?? _ _l - - - - - - ?? 'AND MAGX=O'WT:MWliOb3 n The steamer Balsette, wii te English mall fir W Australia of May, left Aden oni the 2nd instant. T The Times contains letters from its correspondent r at Palermo to the 11th instant giving details of the Ig proosedinga since Wa last comunleatioui At the evee yesterday Colonel Lookyer Fieetun w&3knightod. He has seen much ...

... SALEMr CHAPEL.-On Monday evening a tea mee C was held in the Mechanics' Institute, to celebrate the re. opening of the chapel, after undergoing repairs. 300 persons partook nf tea, after which interestn adrse were delivered by several ministers. SALE 6F PDOSPcRTY.-OU Friday Mesars lrairhrotber,1 Clark, and Lye put up for competition at the George Inn, Hull, a. Valuable freehold property, ...

... JHE1 CONGRESS OF THE EMPEROR AND ?? , T.HE GFRMAN KINGS AT BADEN. I . - e _. - Second only in interest to the circumstances attending Garibaldi's expedition to Sicilybas been the meeting of t1 'he French Emperor and the Prince Regent of Prussia -;and -the German Princes. 'The Prince Regent of Prussia asselbled .the German Sovereigns in the castle on Monday afternoon to thank them for ...

... I MR. GLADSTONE AND HIS ~~~COLLEAGUE$. HTE PRECEDENTS ,COMMITTEE. We believe we may announce that. the collision between the Lords and. the Commons which was to be, and!w.bicbiwas to lead to the exteriniuation or subjec- tion of the ,former anonsalou .body bas been averted. Tbe very numerous comamittee -of twpo'nd-twenty we are'told, succeeded in resolving.itself iato two parties, _nder two ...

... (From che Express Correspondent.) NAPLES, MAY 29. Last night we had a demonstration, which was got up in consequence of the news from Palermo. The crowds assembled in the Caiff Enropa and the Toledo appeared to be in great agitation, and scarcely able to keep themselves from boiling over. Abont 200 per. sons, all gentlemen, went from the caff& up the Toledo shouting, Viva Garibaldi !-Viva ...

... LATEST NE WS. 1 BY ELEXrRIC AND INrTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH. Or'icE, TEMPLE BUILDINGS, NEW STREET. AEUTEB'S TELEGRAMS. THE REVOLT IN SICILY. CONTINUED SUCCESS OFTHE VOLUNTEERS. CAPTURE OF A GENERAL A.NTD PARK OF ARTILILERY. NAPLES, MAY 30, via Turin. The following additional details have been received from Palermo. The barracks of San Giacomo have been taken by the people. Several houses in the ...

... COURT AND OFFICIL The Queen} accompanied by the Princess Alice, and at. tended by the H~on. Horatia Stopford, took a drive in an open carriage and four on Monday afternoon. Lord Alfred Paget and M^Iajor-General Seymour were in attendance on horseback. The Prince Consort presided in the morning at a meeting of the governors of Wellington College. The Prince Consort and the Count of Flanders ...

... PARLIAMENT-LAST NIGHT. [BY ELECTRIc TELEGsIAPn.] HOUSE OF COMMONS. The HIouse met at twelve o'clock. THE HIGHWAYS BILL. In reply to Sir S. M. Peto, Colonel W. PATTEN said it was the duty of honourable members, in introducing bills, to take precaution to secure that their titles truly disclosed their objects and effect. If they transgressed the rules of the Rouse, they were required by the ...

... MISOELLANEOUS. The Glasgow papers record the destruction by fire of a spinning factory in Tradeston, belonging to the 'Lancefield Spinning Company. The Company are insured to the amount of £8 000. but it is said that this will scarcely cover the loQS. Sir Benjamin Brodie having resigned the office of Presi- dent of the General Council of Medical Education and Registration of the United Kingdom ...