... ,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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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... yrtter to Qt (9bitar. UNION OF THE FREES AND ?? Sin,-The closing addresses of the Moderators of the two Assemblies, your recent leader, and articles in some of your cotemporaries, have drawn public atten- tion to the important question of the union of the Pres- byterian Churches in Scotland. Heartfly desiring this union, and believing in its ultimate practicability, I yet think there are ...

... 'Rabal IIA afflilitarg. WAR-OFFICE, PAIL-MALLT, June 10. 3d Regiment of Dragomn Gutarls-Captaiu Fowell Buxton Johnston, from 100th Foot, to be Captain, vice Francis, who exchanges, receiving the former difference between Cavalry and lnfantry. 1st Dragoons-Cornet Arthur Mesham to bo Lieut., by pur., vice Charles Dowvues M.anning, who retires George John Lord Rtosehill to be Cornet, by pur., ...

... Under date June 21, the Times' correspondent at Turin writes that the recognition of the Italian Kingdom upon the part of Russia is with very great confidence announced as imminent by the friends of the Rattazzi Ministry. This event is deemed certain, in other well-informed foreign circles. There is immense excitement at Toulon in consequence of the preparations for the Mexican Expedition. One ...

... TENTH D&Y-MONDALY The Assembly resumed this morning at eleven ?? Brown, Aberdeen, and subsequently Dr Guthrie, moderator. The minutes having been read and adjusted, the Assembly called for the IBEPORT OF THE EXAMINATION BOARD. Dr CANDLISH said he had no special report to give in, as the report of the Examination Board was substantially given in that of the College Committee. Re must, however, ...

... A PH.YSIOLOGTCAL VIEW OF THE ?? _ER., (moss 't E LATHTE ) A medical journalist can do no nore appro- priate service than by giving prominence from time to time to a good specimen of fine old age. Lord Palmerston certainly claims that attention t at our hands. All part) and political considea- tions aside, we pionbunce the Premier a physio- logical phenomenon. politics only half explain Lord ...