... I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, I THE WEEK'S PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH HOUSES. HOUSE OF LORDS. AGRARtAN CRIME IN IRELAND. The Earl of LEITRI laid on the table a bill to pro. vido that some compensation Should be paid out of the county and parish funds to the survivors of the victim, of outrages, and generally to improvo the law rein. otho ?? of tb agrarian crimes in Ireland. JAMA10A. The Earl of DERBY called ...

... THE DISTM$SS Ilj LANCA9mR. 5 -o-neiL thOCOINBS DX OrZY.,rVS AT BLACKRtflSNAt the guardians' meeting 'on Saturday, the R tri ofabout four ~hundred labors employed by the guardians, hichs rtook place lest WO', une oh atten- tionof he haxd Itwan stated that th I tun-u 0 curred InooucoqulODO of the dlfmlalw4 o~f four ringleaders of disorder, and as the ?? refused to tell the moD the reason why ...

... THE DISTRESS IN LNOASHIRIL AWnToNun~xRLT1jLAt themeeting attIsboard, on Thursday, it appeared from the books that the total number f nsrelieved during the week 'was 9,138, at a cost of ?? d;corresponiding 'week last year 1,436, ata cost , f £05, 186. ; increasO,772 taoa of ME52 lti. 8d.; Uincrease over the number relieved lost week, 172. ?? of inmates in the 'workhouse: Melee, 189; femaljes, ...

... -- - ?? - -lottift 0. -- ?? cc SAL.5n0 EBUNDRED QItR Tr^A SZSSIONS.-AY- Dl 1OeNTYdlxYTO OlIAXLMAN.-At tho opening of the sos- sion;, ouanc'MOMay, A~fter thensual charge had ibon deliveredi, T, the rnaglstrut-s proceeded to the election of a chairman in si th claw o dre . Oens, who has reAiyned. A. motion by 1, Mr.'Wood&. hsat an unp.Ad chairman should bo appointed, of ws Tnetd by a largo ...

... I O0ACCO AND ITS ADULTERATION. l A rleurn has been isueod, by order of tho Hones of Corn. imane, of the soveral seizures made, and of the prosecutions for breach of the laws relatin t3 tobacco, between the 5th January, 186 and the 5th o Jauary, 1.862, distinognshiog those in Great Britain from those in Ireland; specifying the places and tho partie prosecuted, or from whom the seizurea were ...

... FOREIGN MSO16tLANY.__ I i_ _$nlA .^ff f.^.1A In : al *soAg I a fold ofgold Sn, (alifornia is reported to be The Rt5s3ln government have ostabllshozi a cetlC and s..etwroblcglel observatory In lPeki). AbOut t!,E00 men have already this Yeasr eml- jeted ftO.^ X fornla to Oregon and BriUsh Colmbi. A ?? var -vessol has been wrecked near Ir'~ Gates. Tho cargo was saved by anl Austrian vesseL 1'lee ...

... ploullancouo . ?? - ?? Tho publli business of parlianment will befinis by the 20th inst, and it will be prorogued about a wee* later.-SPC!tair. Mr. Lindsay haa postponed his resolution 1vhlch has for its object tho recognition of the Confederate stae as an Independent nation till Friday the 18th. The L~ndom common council have adopted as design lsy Mr. COubitfor a new bridge ross ?? at is ...

... THEl AGITATION AGIS TTHB L&BOUR TEST. Amother meeting of unemnloyed oporatives was hold in Stevenson Squaro on Wedo, ayevenlng, forthe purposo in sated in ?lacxds) of calling upon the ratepayera to =,srs them in getting rid of the Tabour ten' Themr were about 2,000personusin attendanco.- Mr. ThomnasOrItchley nas elected chairman, and briefli opened the proceedings, obsrvig hatthegurdins innot ...

... I I LAST NIGNS PRO EMDNGS IN BOTH HOUSES. PY KiMOmO AND INTIF.iATIONAL TiWRAPH11.) r HOUSE OF LORDS. ThoLord OhanoleUor took his seat upon the woolsack at fivo o'clock. THE COLONIAL ESTIMATES. Tbo Earl of CARNARVON called attention to the colonial estimates, and complained that sneco 1856 the clvil estimates had ?? from £320,000 to £937,000. Ho con. demened thI polcy puanod at rogos and on ...

... | AMERICA, The special correapoudont of the 11iornrii Slas~ h w ?? icl oarm, before Richmond, write 3' a follows, uonder date of Juno 12th :- ol we Wre greatly surprised by a vi it fr0omn Gnoerak v ?? this afternoon; ho WaS accompanied by CnugerO5 Franklin and Porter, and a numerous sult'5 Novnllo end were the Prince do Toinvillo, and Col young genral S Fletcher, of our ?? Br a ic man, ...

... LORD STANLEY, M.P., ON THE HOUSE OF COMMON'S. At the banquet gvon by the Lord Mayor of London to Mr. Pcabody on Ttursday oveninug Lord Stanley' responded ea follows to tho toast of Tho houees of Parhamont:- I hope, that in coupling, as you have done, the Houses of Lords and Commons in one toast, you have fmrnished us with a happy emblem of the unbroken connecton which we all truat may ...

... FOR GN N ?? FO REIGN NEWS. } too: AMERICA. o important eve-ats have occurred before flichmoncL A tho seilee of 5OverW and bloody battles, exteuduing over soron I days, have been fought at t.h~at plasee and though the Du Federeal despatchies and the ocirroapondonts of the New of York papers represent that the Northern sriiy had the bce beet of it, it is quite evident that Gencrel M'Clellan, has ...