... i-L;ATES_--NE S. , EnAL ORn3 0FriJBy Morning.OY S de d 'B ELECTIC TLEGRAPIH,. HOUSE OF LORDS-T: uRs3DAY. 21 e LonD CANoE Lto, took Isis seaton the wooksak at *rj fi 5v'cook. . gave notice to Earl GRAN'VIL gveLE gave thatt h would on Friday L, move the suspension of the standing orders, in order to, ets enablethae ?? Baniks Bill tobereat eed a second me: Theh Ear of JONOUGHMORE thought the ...

... -_ .7 - ?? 7i._ -1 - _- - .- - -I- In the recent debate on National Education, Mr. Black, in seconding the motion of Sir John Pakington for addi- tioial aid to Ragged and Industrial Schools, made the fol. lowing ?? House of Commons was annually spending an enormops sum in the education of the people, and it was of essential importance that this money should be administered in the most ...

... UNITED STATES AND4CADA: The Montreal Ocean mail steaniihip North Briton, Captain Borland, which left Quebec on the 4th inst., ar- rived in the Mersey on Wednesday morning, bringing 108 passengers. The only intelligence of interest to be found in the United States and Canadian journals ia the progress of the Prince of Wales. The YNsw York Herald says it is announeed that the Prince will embaik ...

... THE PIRINCE OF WALES AT HALIFAX. His Royal Highness tho Prince oi Wales arrived at Halifax on the 30th ult,, and landed amid the booming of oannon. The inhabitanto made a moat enthusiastic demonstration. Tbe following is from the speoial re- porter of the Herald:- HAT.A , Juty 30.-At ten o'clock the equadron anohored oppocito the dockyard. The Prinoe left the Hero in one of the boats, and at a ...

... THE WALWORTH MURDERS.-At the Central Criminal Court this day (Thursday), the pri- soner YonUgman, who displayed no emotion, was sentenced to death. WirF MurIDErm AxT LivEnrPOO.--Thomas Gallagher, charged with the brutal murder of his wife, on the 8th June, at Liverpool, was found guilty to-day (Thursday), before Baron Mlartin. at the Liverpool Assizes, and sentenced to death. In passing ...

... S I C I L Y . NAPLI9s, AGuaST 7.-Tho steamer caine in from Miessina this evening, and brings intelligeneo up to August G. The Carlo Alberto, G0 guns, arrived in )ort on the 5th, and sbe, together with tile Gover- nolo, it is said, will prevent the Neapolitan cruisers from interfering with the expedition wi icu Garibliddi intends to make iato Calabria. Very strong fortifi- cations are ...

... MFARRIAGE IX I1100 LIFE. The marriage of Lady Alice Villiers, second daughter of the Earl and Countess of Clarendon, and Lord Sklelmersd ale was solemnised yesterday at St. Paul's Church, Wilton- place. The church, long previous to the hour appointed for the sulemnity, was crowded by a fashionable congregation. The noble bridegroom and his best man reached the church about half-past, eleven ...

... NOTICES TO C0.)RRSSPONDENTS. AU letters 4stendeeJ for Publ*i0tie2n be accorpiued by the names and, addresses of t&d 'Urets, not reccsaerily for, publiwiton, but for th cu9'mc.5tW of th Editor. lspondents who set any gpeial value wnon thr oa- munioation onmt mikeep copoit of them, as ie caet ender. take to return unused contributions, A Painter must settle bin trade disputes privately. The ...

... TLHE PEARSON-PARK FETE. FzTE-DAys are not very nunerous in Hull. , We have not had one in which all classes and e ranks have taken part since the Queen visited tl us six years ago. So that having served Si almost a full term' of apprenticeship, in which 01 the toil has been unremitting, it is not sur-8 prising to find that the whole town is eager and ir anxious to render memorable, by a ...

... IE-lL~T 4 : Ad t T.Rltrbto..>. ?? LBY BLUCIO ?? D -Au T' e 0 G ?? ga lefbet ?? - WirltrMaor, rcks, Gftel yestrda7'i.a Devoroporb,. W, aB ly tarn Theaieaao~ore~ to the Qcl 1~os thi ftp5 a' Ma in agf 3th l 4 are rquee~d ~tl'fh44 thbe' oeldi at, tho ?? otrpte ...

... IC The rumours as to the probability of an el open rupture between A.ustria and Piedmont 1 daily grow in strength and likelihood. They detive confirmation from what is said to be Y doing and ?? in Germany as well as from events in Italy itself. While on the one hand we hear that the Austrian Minister Pt has forwarded a distinct warning to Count aE Cavour that the invasion of Naples by the at ...

... THlE GREAT.GUXNERY QUESTION; (rmI the Daily News.) No sooner has the clamour for a weapon of surpass- ing range and destructive powers been soothed by the acceptance of the Armstrong gun, and unlimited con- trol over. the Woolwich factories been given to the. inventor, than it is discovered that the new ordnance takes a very long time to make. No profuseness of the Treasury; not the most ...