... ,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 ...

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... 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 ...

... yettm to? fig ebitor. THE NEW HOTEL IN PRINCES STREET. Sia,--We request you will correct a mistake you have male in your notice of the new hotel, Princes Street, in your paper of to-day, in which you state our lease expires next year ; and as, in all the circum- stances of the case, an erroneous impression may thereby be made on the public mind, we beg to inform you that our Ilase does not ...

... INTERNATIONAL EXHIBIIION.-The five shilling r day is to be transferred from Saturday to Wed- o nesday, and Saturday for the present will be a 2 half-crown day; but when the fashionable season has passed away it will doubtless become a shil- ling day. THE Vicznoy or FGYPT.-The Viceroy of Egypt was seized with sudden indisposition on . Wednesday, while leavin3 his yacht and proceed- ing to the ...

... (FRONI THE ATIIENXU01.) One of those long anld picturesque torchlight funerals, which ale so str king to a stranger's eye, as they wind up to the new extramural burial-ground of Florence, among the olives and cypreises of the steep hill of Sanl Maniato, issued from the Duomo a few evenings ago, and took its way at the Ave Maria towvards the Porta Sau IN icolo, followed by a great concourse of ...

... ?? touWt. WINDSOR CASTLE, JUNs 16, Her Majesty and her Royal Highness Princess Helena, attended by Lady Augusta Bruce, walked in tha grounds this morning. TUE EDINBUR(H, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1862. TVO u RiRtE PNDENTS. All communications addressed to the Editor should be brief, legibly written, and only on one side of the paper. go notice can be taken of anonymous communications, Whatever is ...

... According to a telegram dated Madrid, Wednesday, it appears that a treaty has been signed by which the claims of Britain on the Government of Juarez have been satisfactorily met. The ratifications have been exchanged. An Imperial decree has issued from the Government of Russia, authorisiag the governors of provinces to proclaim martial-law should far- ther incendiary fires break out. It is ...

... (ne1sOn OUR OWVN CORliUSPONDBNT.) , HAksuIURG, June 9, 1862.-Whitsuntide is s0 universally observed here, that business of every kind may almost be said to be suspended; for I people of all kinds and (ldegrees are so much octU- pied with their amusement that they can think of little else than their holiday, for the p)assing of which in the most nareceable manner plans of every var iety have ...

... .A SECUJLAR DEMONSTRATION IN ROME. Thc Times' correspondent in Rome, wvriting on It the 13th, says:- ?? For the last two or three days the army of tl the Pope has been ostentatiously displayed, ar- a, tillery and all, and yesterday evening at the 1) Macao there was a grand demonstration of what a' niay be calleil literally the 'Chureh militant.' The Al ?? is n large piece of ground not far ...