... rLATEST NE-WS. x ..W ?? ALD OMn0, WedfeW8deZy ifon& i . C ' FY EZEOrRIO Qr2iZGAFB. HOUSE OF LORDS-TuzwAY. The LOVb CanARMOR took his seat on ths woolsack at 1e edo'ok : - - (ic 'Tbe Earl of HARDWICE, in a very Inaudible voic, was supposed to give notice of a question with respect to tb I onphlated sbils of war. ne The Earl of SHAFTESBURY moved thbe second reig ol the Bleschfield (Women and ...

... THE CASE OF LEAD STI&LIH G.-O refering to the police books, it was found that the man Reily, who was apprehended on Friday moruing, tealied in every respect with the description given of ahian wanted at Maryhil, ftre housebreaking. Captain Clarke of AIrdrie accordingly com- msuicated with Captain Anderson at Marybill, who at once came througb and identified the fellow. Reilly, itappears, is a ...

... i MR. CMNSUL PARKES ON CHINA. On Friday evening Mr. Consul Parkes attended a reunion given by the Rion. Arthur and Mrs. Kinnaird, and during the evening he gave a general outline of the present state of affairs in China, more especially of the character of the rebel Teepings. lie first rapidly traced the story of foreign relations with the Clhinese empire until the last two Chinese wars, but ...

... RtETURN OF LORD CANNINkt-. LAST Saturday, LOnD CANNING, late Governor- General of India, arrived in this country, after five years of as chbquered and eventful a career as have fallen to the lot of any Indian Viceroy since the days of the celebrated WARREN HIASTINGS. Few imenhave stood at the helm in a more perilous hour, and if there is no striking action which indicates genius of the order ...

... A SUNIDERLAND VESSEL WRECKED. NARROW ESCAPE OF THE CREW. (From eur C-orespondent.) Su.frDERLAND, Tuesday. Yesterday afternoon, a large fleet of laden vessels left the Wear with a light breeze blowing at the time, but immediately they got outside there was a dead calm, so that it was found impossible to make an offing. Under these circumstances, an additional danger appeared in the shape of a ...

... I I -- ?? FRANCE. s THE EMPEROR AND COUSIT MONTALEMBERT.t FARIS, Saturdayg Evening You are aware of the usage which requires that every 0 newly-elected member of the French Academy must be presented to the Emperor by the p resident for the time r bein. Te ony ecepton ver adewas in the case of M. Berrerwhodecaredtha hewoud rather renounce his seatamog th eniedfory hango to the Teileries,, ...

... L A TEST N E W S. (By Tclercpkh.) fREUTER'S TELEGRAMs.1 FRANCE. The Clohe's Paris correspondent states that at Vin- cennes plates far thicker than the scales of the Warrior r have been perforated, and the complete penetrability of iron-sided ships placed beyond a doubt. ITALY. TuRibr, April 17. A committee, elected by the inhabitants of Foggia and presided over by the Prefect, has resolved ...

... . v. ?? A very ingenious fraud has been perpetrated ill a A Nottingham within the last few days, by which Mr. George cvi Street, a coal dealer, has been victimised. Mr. Street's dir wife, whose maiden name was Wheatley, has several rela- wil tions in America, her parents and several of her brothers thi having emigrated to that country some twenty years ago. thi In January last, a letter was ...

... HUJDDERSFIELD SUDAY SOLTOOL UNON. I ANNUAL MEETIN-ih On Tuesday eVeisisig, the anllual m1ceting of the Hliddensfield Sunday School Union was held in the Pu-lo- Sophical-hall, intthat ?? OfErtmEXsq,,latedf.P. for South Lancashire, in the chair. On the platform ?? Win. Willans, Esq., F. Cuthbertson, Esq., Win. Green- wood, D., D. Sykes, Esq., T. D. Ball, Esq., Rev. R, $kirner, Rev. J. HIkson, ...

... liulolig Lu it gumg - - ?? i liOwl,0 AN'rI' '?XlE-IMILIEN'l'S AT ',,IOEBURYNE;S. W'\hile llil Europe is just IIOW vigilgii with Slp'prise iild 1l nhilost consterniltion [it thle priicticiil reuit of the great i iai:il duel between bO .lec'ieimae and the lNoliteOr, ?? f have to-dalv to l co-ll still 1l1lore ?? a Xnt ICII, iid'I) N iiC very OlpOsite of those elicited by the Contest ; Inbl ...

... I-lO.US E 01? LORDt1)S. MONDAY, MAfmma l. II Thre Mutiny ]IIIl paissed tlirolugh Commlittee. 0 THURSDAY, AmniL 3.-IRoN-rrLATD SHlIPS. ii Lor-d IHsediicke, lin aaldng thle First Lord of the Ad- 'I mirirlty what nuumber of' ironl-pluited Ships aire afloat and- bitlding, and vishat is intenided to 1)e Iloneo Iith the ohijis of thoe fleet thaibt are built of' tinibeir, entered lit conaliler- I ...

... We regret to ?? the death of J. Davenport, Esa., owner of the R.Y.S. B(llerina, whichi yaeht was un.ergoing a thorough- ovcrhau by Mr. Camnper, of Gosport. At thc St. Matthcew'.s vestry m eeting, onl Tuesday list, Mr E. IMillidge and Mr. D). Robinson were ic-clected as wardens. There Nvasno cleric appoilited in piece of the late Mr. J. 1hrridge. PEDISTRlANIs31.-A running n'telil came oll' at ...