... BY MxcrETlO AND INTERNATIoNAL TlLEIGRA1?U. Obsces, TsEMrLE BULssDINGS, NEW STRERT. *REUt.TER'S TRLBRAMS. THE AMERICAN WAR. R E T REA T OF T H E CONFEDERATES. EVACUATION OF YORKTOWN. RAISI ...

... (BY ELECTRh C TELEGRAPH.) ROUSE OF LORDS, To-day being Ascension Day, their Lordships did no meet. HOUSE OF COOMMONS. The House met at four o'clock. THE WRECK OF THE MARS. rr. ...

... SESSION OF TIE BIRMINGHAM WESLEYAN DISTRICT COMMITTEE. (X rom a Special Correspondent. ) The Mcthodist Connexion is divided into districts as well as into circuits. There are twenty-nine of these dis. ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. All letters intended for pubtlcation must be accompanied by the names and addresses of the moriters, not necessarily Yor publication, but for the information ...

... GENERA L. INTELL.GENcf 7 . The 6ves vacant Garters will be conferred upon the Duke of Somerset, and Lords Russell, Canning, Fitz. william, and Shaftesbury. M. De 'Morny is reported to have stated positively that the Emperor would not be able to visit the London Exhibition.' The balances in the Exchequer on the 31st March, including £150,000 of the money raised for fortifications, amounted to ...

... PARIS, May 15th.-The Mosnitkeur says: According to news from Mexico to the 11th ilt., via Havana, the allied plenipotentiaries had not been able to come to a common understanding. General Prim had announced his resolution to re-embark his troops, and had Bent for necessary transports to Cuba. The Captain-General of Cuba, after having taken the advice of the civil and military authorities of ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIMES. REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FO1R TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] | 'THE CONDITION-OF-ENGLAND QUESTION. JUST now when the insane contest on the other side of the Atlantic is deeply injuring our commerce and shipping, paralyzing our manufactures, perplexing our capitalists, and iunficting much undeserved misery and wretchedness upon the working-classes, it is of no small ...

... I THE PRflCE OF WAE IN TRH I . UIHOLY LAND. The Prince of Wales and his suite left Jerusalem on Thursday,4 pril 10, at 3 p.m., encamping at Bethel, and ?? the following day by bi1oh to N$eblops, arilv ...

... | IMPIRAL PARLIAMENT. | [By ZT521TRIO TUI-GRtAPH,] HOUSE OF OMMONS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30. 1 The Speaker took the chair at twelve o'clock. THE OPENING OF THE INTRNATIONAL t EXHIBITION. r On the motion of ...

... ARlBBISHOP (CLLEN'S MANIFESTO. I Mr. Disraeli has lately favoured. us with his programme of finance and foreign policy, and now Dr. Cullen has come for- ward with his plan for the government of Irelan ...

... I The co-operative movement has now attained *upb gigantic proportions as to call for special legiEation, and it is a hopeful sign that our awmakers have so far recognised the value of ...

... I MERSEY DOCKS Bo&ID. At the weekly meeting of the Slerie . k Harbour Board, yesterday, Mr. Ranisla a and the other members preseni; were M pstatedI Anderson, Farmwortle IudlHec BId Iteep, 8mith, lDar ...