... THE PUBUO RXP.PDITUB R Ad Oha. RAEnIAw RhV4i.1 i (Enm s t faturdy Ralevw,) The great aeconomical debate wvhich wan to ena~dsg the (GovernmInt.tookibefom of an abortivointriue. Lord Palnietn 'heasy vict,6y, though Iltvndeserved by his own vigorous adroltues, chlefly proved! the I utter dlsorganlsation of the onservative party. lXr. t Stanafeld's motion derived all its importance *onm M Mr. ...

... GREENOCK AND WE&IYSS BAY R&LWA.Y BILL I House of Comnmons. Monday. can House of Commons, Monday. os ?? The Committee of the Hoese of Commons, to which the pi ring above has been referred, met to-day,-Mr. Hassard in the ex loss chair. Before proceeding with the Berwicksehre Railway tb and Bill, the consideration of which had not been brought to a close, , ty, Mrr, CoI3mzL, the Parliamentary ...

... MUNICIPAL POLIOR COMMITrBK . . .. -- L-Il The usual IortnlAhtly meeting of h s committee was hed ?? Brown predding. AOCQUI8ITIOY 0F ROAD8 wiTr5N TUC CITr BO URD8 The minutes old the statute Labour Oommittee contained the following letter, Es to an armigelenet regarding tbe Port.Dundas Road: oGlasgow, 30th April, 1862, 'Dear Sir,-Referriog to the Interview Mr. Readmain and I had with the Lord ...

... - ; -1 GREEINOP , - . I Tnnm RBYAo-On Tuesday eveninR. Miss Avouna Jones appeared here for the first timio in ths character oE Medea, which she sustained with all her uasual power and carefulness. Miss Joned.was received with much sntbu- alasm, and frequentlyand deservedly applauded; indeed, we havehad nothing like it since Mr. Kean played hia Louis XI. on these boards. Last night Miss Joses ...

... GARIB&LDL (from the mme conespndint)II TurMSept 2, j Gaibaldl In on the ground, never again to rie What vem events the future may have In stome for Italy, GarlbaldPs. game Is played out. He Is old, prematurely old, broken In health, worn by fits of excessive activity; still more wasted by klg periods of Involuntary tepose, JThe gout torturv and paralyses his limbs, sorrow 'will soon gnaw into ...

... I TREMENDOUS 8TORK I (Abridged from the Wiltshire Gazette.) A storm of most extraordinary vlo'ence visited Market and West Lavi; gto-, ani Eatterton o Tuesday morning last, and was accompanied by alL of hail, the like of whlob. we will venture to say, has never before been seen In i country. Indeed, had we not been ee-witeaesa of tlA fact. we could hardly h Ave believed that in les than hal ta ...

... -BXPLOUKNESS OP COAL OILS. (Prom the Minig JournaL) When Ikerosen&,ll* or coal oil, was first lntroduoed tothe public as an illominating agent, its commendable qualities were largely dwelt on. Among other recomamendations, its freedom from exploelveness was particularlyemphAsised, and its barmlesaness placed in glaring contrast with the well- known dangerous character of burning fluid which ...

... (51asisox 4'll bo TUEBDAY MORNIN, JUNE 3. .. TuHs election of a Member of ParIlament for Shrews- bury took place yesterday, when Robertson, the Liberal candidate, was returned by a majority of 671 to 301 over Oakley, his Conservative opponent. An innkeeper In the town, named Atkin, who described himself an an Independent Conservative, also went to the poll, and secured ten votes, The ...

... --itA*T¢E~flwrn rqn+n fls flE W n A. Io s na ty 4 , ! II, # iM7 I LI f BElt ALD OFFi'O9, .Ttwceday Homiony, .,Y8.r EI.ECTRIO TELEJi~APS. ), P1'!'HOUSE OF LORDS-MoNDernA I ho LORD CHAANOED110 took his seat on the wooleack at five o'clock. ; MEHISHT,-,Ilwrit, &o., PBOTHOTION BILl. -On the inot on for going inta Odomtitteo'on the DIersey, Irwell; &n., Protectlon Bill,: Lord XINGSDOWN preeosted A ...

... I HERALD OFFIoE, Tuesdacy 3 r. it. B Y ELFIDUCTIO TEL EGRA PH. (UENERAL NEWS. London, Tuesday Morning, The Efivia~h welcocnes Mr. Waipole's motion with e3pecal pleasure, because it answers so completely to the wishes we expressed yesterday, and must unite the votes of all men who are honestly desirous of retrenchment. The Conserva ?? party hne consulted its dignity, and given the public a ...

... THE STATE OF IREL&ND. .. , , . .. .. At . U . The following letter appeared in the Daily News of Wed. ntoday: Slr,-Agrarionltsm has once more broken oat in Ireland, and we have once veore the hideous speotaole of a people rejoicing in the anquittal of a manifest assassin as a triumph over the Goverainent. The moral will at once be drawn, that the Irish are Irish still, and that nothing but ...

... FROM OUR LO ON CORRR3pI8,,w N-T, ,a over . 1o To-day A eotkl It roi i atm pendered t miserable place, Yeetceday the great natbiael fee t ~es and Derby was celebrated under more !4voutable a5lples, for It is a there was glorious sunshine, and the roads wevfer,, Pcd with cipiertt time-honoured duet, A wet Detby Day is a great wltibo, lemon[- tune, and this we have happily escaped. A ?? oult ...