... I AMBRIAL-PARLIAMENT.I - HOuSE OFLORDS, FRIDAY, JuN-14.. a' The Earl of HARDWICKX cilled-attention to the respective ?? me6rits of bars of Iron and plates of iron in resisting the force r of apflno'L . The Duke of SoVse'SE said a scientiflC committee had been h appolnted, and WAS still sitting on the subject. The Public Offices Exetension bill, Burford Charities bill eading Chari ties bill, ...

... D DISTRICT GINTELLIGENCE,. - , I. * A iLDBOROU4MfI ' U; :4r A Capt. Hudson is here for tbe week, giving nightly, mesmeric' lecarreel and' demonstrations. ' Hlis operative' feats upon those nander mesmeric influence oausa much ni mirtb to his audience. Severali fielfts of ?? wheat are rapidly Ict bursting out into the ear. The rains of the9tab, 10]t, 111 anil 11th b ave;made a wonderful ...

... I I -I PORT PICKENS AND PENSACOLA, Ir Russell, the Times' correspondent, has this week sent home two iaterestin lettdr's -iving aecriptn of bis 3isit, fo#'the' '5c050. qf. ibnpendmg hostilities on the Galf oE'Meiics. .He.qbtaired t passagb from Mobile in asmall schooner, namedithe, Diana, whose' -reaw eon- sisted of'.three mlen, aw-negro cook, -and a wild haired' ybui'g'man as eaptain. . ...

... COBBESPONDENCE. NOTIONS TO CORRIDSPONDENTS. A number of letters are in type, but stand over for a day. 4J. B. is very kind; but the landlord should advertise bis dinners and his angling!, An Iktending Applicant. We know of no moans of obtainirg such a situation excepting by direct application -to the Master of the Mint. It should be accompanied by testimonils, PROHIBITION BILL, To the EnDorn ...

... THE FIGT FOR THE ad 2J yerierdak we published aaumma;3 , h ?? :2lie by ourown dorrespondenht. We eit-.- .ei-la. ao of the most plcasirg-iobair~a0, from c a Lightly 3aoe moved in and out, fe>ati:.,, . , ;, 'with a noiselessiaeusidlike a catl1 h'iz c;r:- -alt o distance-of the ponderciis n3 that 1, to move to orush him. Gad-a'-y I 'A nearer, the giant waiting forhs chrnc', ?? , r ' now and then ...

... CORBRESPONDENCE. NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Coresponsdents who Set any spew21 vauec upon their eom swnicetion. must keep copies of them, as we cannot under- tabc to return unused contributionj. Al letters intended feo puilieation must be aconpan ied by the Names and addresses of the writers, not necessaripy for publi-atio, but for the information of the Editor. Several local psaagraphs stand ...

... . annual meeting of tho Lancashire and Cheshire branch of the Medioal Association took place Wedocftday at the Medical Institution, Mount- pleasant. There were about members in attendaooe, including several gentlemen from Man cheater and other plaoes in the two oounties. Dr. Wilkinson, Manchester, the retiring president, returned thanks to the branoh for the honour they had done htm in ...

... DISTRIBUTION PRIZBB. The annual distribution of prices to the successful papiU of the School Frigate Con way took on Saturday last. A Urge number of the friends of the pupils and others interested in the suooess of the institution were oonveyed to the vessel in a steamer which left the Prlnoe's Landing-stage at half-past eleven o'clock, in the expectation that the proceedings would commence ...

... Tii (' v. , LIVERPOOL 01 Tn tlio iocn'.- v, ofrTo Li C i, irf Jubilee f!o.klmrn, Mr. J Mr. Justico Blaokburu, Mr. Ed wnrd J sines said—l to apply to the court for certirYari at the of person named Atkinson, a ratepayer of borough of Liverpool, to directed to tho mayor, aldermen, and of that borough, for tho purpose of bringing up certain proceedings water committee. Mr. Justice Blackburn ...

... you that torn wiHnotyf.ly to all things,otiwoWly r ,„,l CaLbajo Hall ouialbusti,. When firtt went livo that locality jtui., a,;o) ua : , tl nt (!««J t when wof.i'i Mart arrive it* • rti,c«t ti-no owt tiiuo |, , j.ej.t and wall la •«€• -ft , without cu>liions, that -v(, com'.i' , rC(,arPd * u PP°' l alio will l. ro «l and do tiling ; * wUI ' ,lcu ttcaixilTo. Jo ».- Ma'XW).. I'UAJIKOib. THE ...

... HOUSE OF C3MI)ONS-lfonday, Junee 3. SALMON FISHERIES (SCOTLAND) DILL. In the House of Commons this evening, or rather on Tuesday morning, for it was half-paRt one, The LORD ADVOCATE moved the second reading of the Salmon *Fisheries (Scotland, &c.) Bill. Mr CRAUFURD wished to learn what course the Lord Ad- vocate intended to pursue before he could assent to the second reading. He objected most ...

... LAATEST NEWS. sy ty B97 riLECTRFIC TME1'EGRAkPH, at --Ni TllE AMERICAN WAR. cx ag The Great Eastern, arrived at Liverpool. brings the followving: to NEw Yonr;, 25th sMay.-Important luitary noverneats have I ne taken place fronm Washington on the night of the 23d inst. rd Four Federal rcgiments erossed the Potomac and Arlington! do e- Heights The fcw Confederate troops in Alexandria fled. 300: ...