... I ItO (WE OF LORDS The Lords met at Five o'clock. TlE SLAVE TRADE. Lord BRoUGHuAMc called attention to th'e state of the African slave trade, and urged that the Northern States were by no means entitled to the credit they assumed to themsel ves for the measures they had recently taken for the repression of slavery. THE IRISH POLICE. The Marquis of CLANSU1CARDE called attention to the ...

... THE NEW CO.DIET. To Ihe EDriTlO of the DAILY POST. In reply to G H. who headed his letter of this : Mr. Dallnce's Comet,' I hocg to say that when I wrote dx letter of tie ith i st. i spoke theoetic ally when I said, . 0deoleniled lMr. T. L. Plalnts a'redction, knowing that comet iS actiliC iil oni our; atniosp i~clro. I hai hO ?? ofteexistence of thle eet; *but two days after the d: te of my ...

... A deputation of members of Parliament and other gen- tlernen, including the mayors of several corporate towns, waited on Lord Palmerston at Cambridge House ois Satnu- day, at twelve o'clock, to present memorials .4nd make representations to the noble lord in favour of granting a charter to a univessity for the education of Roman Catholics. Amongst the gentlemen comprising the deputation were ...

... For several weeks past there has been a series of street preachisigs and hot exhortations in Bedford by Noncon- formists and free-spoken preachers, who set themselves up as bright and shining lights to expose the iniquities of this respectable town. Up to a certain time Bedford was reputed to be far above the average in point of order, decorum, and religious observance. T'ie only cause of ...

... IIU PELSALL. d 311s D0 iGRACEFUL CONDUCT.-At the county Petty Sessions d on Tuesday, Joseph H3:olland, puddler, was charged with si _ having, on the 11th nit., behaved in a grossly indecent s' manner in the presence of Mir. Ellen Dixon. Complainant sa Y is the wife of Mr Joseph Dixon, of the Red Cow Inn, d ay) and it was shown that the defendant ld, for the purpose I ?? of annoying and ...

... Stewards: The Right Holl. the Earl of Coventry, the righlt lion. the Earl of Stamiford, ar.d the Right Hon. the Ear of Westniorelond. Mr. Williom Webb, Honorary Clerk of the Course. lMr. Jolnson, York, Judge and irbniuieapper. eir. T. iJarshall, Starter. - YESTERDAY. Fine weather, and a much larger attendance than yesterday, woer the opening characteristies of the afternoon's dliversiont The ...

... LA TEST N EW S. SY ELECTRIO ANSD INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPM. OFFIEZs, TEmPLa BUIPLfINGS, NEW STRiET. 1IEUTER'S TELEGRAMS. COCHIN CIIINA. The Emperor of Cochin China has at length decided *u denianding peace of Admiral Bonard. He aban- donrs all his riblts over the provinecs occupied by the French ; aecepts all the couditions offered hilm; aud at the seine time engages to Ipay an indemnuity. ...

... *,A~sO DUDLEY. (,I OAsaesAVS.-At the Weekly meeting of. this Bo~ard held yesterday, there were present, Mr. ?? jin tieshalr;nd Messls. Crillths. Itowell, Greenway, Twist, Donleaen, Blagott, 2li1ls, Barby, Hill, Harrison, Higgs, Smith, Grocutt, and C0ddiCk. The out-door relief for the past week was as follows :-Dudley, Rqo. Fs. Tipton, £60. li5. id. Sedgley, £.50. is: 5d.: Roweley, £88. Os. sod ...

... ri.hMINGEAM BOARD OF GUARDIANS. I MEETING YESTERDAY. The usual fortnightly meeting of the above body wag ,cld at the Parish Office, yesterday, Alderman LLOYD .resadig over a large attendance of Guardians. The (Tueral Purposes Committee reported that they had fully ,* vcstigated the allegations made by Mr. Haywood in a II.ttcr to tho Daily Post, and had come to the following ] s(,latio s:- That ...

... THE AMERICAN. WAR. A CONFEDERATE DASH FROM RICHMOND. An occasional correspondent of the Times, writing from McClellan's army before Richmond on the 15th inst., says:- *Beween the unfinished railway bridie at White House landing and New- Castleup the Pamunky River, a distance of about ten miles, I reckon, are two ferries, the nearest being Garrick's landing, some four or five miles from White ...

... TAM WORTH. POACHING.-At the Petty Sessions, on Monday, before T. Brannball and C. B. Haamel, Esqrs., William Wood was charged with trespassing in pursuit of game, and shooting a dog, the property of Sir Robert Peel, Bart. The pri- soner was defended by Mr. Argyle, who, on the part of Wood, endeavoured to prove an alibi. He wa s remanded for a fortnight.-A young man, ramed William Jeffcoate, ...

... LA T B N N LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE LIVERPOOL CUP. 7 to 2 agst Carisbrook-taken. 100 .. 15 Bipon-taken, 8 .I ..Fairwater-taken. 15 .. 1 .. Millionaire-taken. GOODWOOD STARES. 14 to 1 agst Canary-taken. 14 ?? I ?? Westmoreland-taken. 16 ., 1 ?? Queen of Spiin-taken. 20 ?? I Umpire-ta en freely. GOODWOOD CUP. 7 to 2 agst The Wizard-taken, 5 I Zetland-taken. 17 I Neptunus-taken. ...