... ,XlnpcriaI I HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDLY. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. DEATH OF EARL CANNING. The Earl of GRANVILLE, who spoke under an almost uncontrollable emotion, ?? is my duty to inform your Lordships that this House has lost one of its most distinguished members. That great, just, and eminent man, Lord Canning, is no more. Under Divine pro. videoce, by the exercise of the great ...

... ?? vot-Offla. BOSXS CLOSE. Delivered BIATL.. Ira] Reev'g I P.O. ~~in ?? Racv'g I P. ° Ed in. P. O. iHouses'L itb erAcrden- -- - I ?? oi 7 41% Do. (On SundaySat 4.) |m 7 i lf 701 7Or 7 20r $Berwick . 7 15 10 Oil 10 01' - *Don B Includ'g °N E. Di- 17 noon De. vision ?? I, S ta'3 Oil 5 O10 , e Daln3etli, Peebls ,. | 10 01 1 OI 7 d11 Dablil & S. of Ireland 5 0r' 6 0, E1A I 4 *1)0..00W 0 ~~Or, 0 ...

... SECONlD EDITION OF SATURDAY. , ?? TFRANCE. 6rders have been received at Cherbourg, Brest, l'Orieft, and IRochfort, to fit out all the ships forming the reserve. Eight gunboats on a new plan have been ordered for Xprivate company. AMERICA. The Times' New York correspondent writes on June 8th, that no general engagement had yet been reported from Richmond. Yesterday there in was a slight ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPI [REWTER'S TELEGRAMS.] RUMOURED MEDIATION OF E3NGLAND AND FRANCE IN AMERICA. PARIS, June 11.-The Patrie of this evening says it is asserted that negotiations will be shortly opened at London for the drawing up of mediatory proposals to be made simultaneously by England and France to America. AMERICA. THE GREAT EASTE1RN'S NBWS FROM NEW YORK. THE EVACUATION OF CORINTH ...

... The result of the inquiries on the wines of France, Switzerland, Germany, and Italy insti- tuted by the Customs, for the purpose of ascer- taining their respective strengths, with a view to the duty question, as regulated by the alcoholic test, has just been published. The report on French wines is from Mr ?? A. Ogilvie, and he acknowledges that the scale of duties previous to the late ...

... CAILEDONIAN MERCURY. SECOND EDITION. MERCURY OFFICE, FRIDA, Eleven o'clock AMERICA. The Tibsss sigvsts that Canada should arm, not for our sakes, but for her own. The Morn'i'tg Stor'6 correspondent in M'Clel- lan's camp, writin, irom Whitehouse, Virginia, on ?? 17, ?? took the division a day to move five muiles, owints to the frightful condition of the roads. The troops were knocked up, and ...

... ofiltri'll - MCI guitt. From statistical returns which have just been issued(, it appears that there has been a decrease amounting to 106,156 tons, from the various ports in England, as regards the export of coal, though from ?? ports there was an increase I of 6771 tons. TiiE MORMON EMwGRATION.-A correspondent gives the following as a correct report of Mormon emigration from the ports under ...

... FREE CI IURCH. NINTH D-kY-SATURDAY. The Assemiuly resume1lcd this morning at elevel ?? Gnthrie, modlerator. The minutes having been read, Dr JAsnLE.S BUCHIANTAN Called the attention of the Assembly to the following passage in the re- corl :- The Assembly rcferring to the portion of the minuote of the forenoon seduilriu yesterday, which relates to the assigenment of reasons fol his dissent by ...

... TRE PRINCE OF WALES. (FuONl TIL' DAILY NEXVW.) Constantinople letters and journals to May 28 have reached us. The following is a summary of the principal incidents connected with the Prince of Wales's proceedings, from the 23(1 ult. to the day of his departure en the 27th :-In the morn- ing of the 24th the Sultan paid his Royal Highness one of the most graceful of the many compliments received ...

... BY LECTRLIC TELEGRAPH. | ''0lutpe~~~ a lia llituelit. witl unp HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. con Yesterday being the anniversary of her him Majesty's accession, their Lordships did not leno meet. Gov thai HOUSE OF COMMONS-FRIDAY. I The House met at twelve o'clock. atta POOR-L.AW (IIELAND) RELIEF BILL, the The House went into committee on the Poor- bad law Belief (Ireland) No. 2 Bill resuming the mill ...

... ?? THE ROOK AND THE CATERPILLAiT TN i LUSS GLEN. i A few weeks since, says the Glaqs4ow Herald, a colony of caterpillars made an nuwelcorne lodg- ment in the beautiful oak copse in Lips Glen, the property of Sir James C(olquheun. As the leafy foodr was abundant, the insect multiplied beyond all comprehension, each succeeding brood being apparently more ravenous and more destructive than that ...

... AMERI1A. (BY S1'EcIAL EXPRESS '1M4 NLIVRPOOL.) LivecPooIi Friday.-.~.Thc 1nmral Compaqfesa Mail steamship Kangaroo, from New York on the 7th, arrived here this morning. TtlE FIG11T AT IlIHC1ioND. The Nene York Times of the 7th hais the follow. ing despatch:- M'CLELLAN! HEAD QlUARTiBUS, June O.- The deserters who came in this morning state that General John Johnson was seriously, if not ...