... P A R LI A M E NT. HOUSE OF LORDSl-2ueadaii, March 17. The House met at 5 P.M. The Union Relief Act 1862 Contlntauco Bill paesed through Committee. The Earl *f ArRwE asked the Under.Secretsly for War if it was true that 1110 tons of gunpowder were stored in Edinburgh Castle, and if not, what wAe the quantity kept th'ret Earl DE GREY amn RIPON. iii reply, stated he believed there were 27111) ...

... AIABBOUR COMMISSIONERS. Scturday, Maerch 21. 3 A MEETING of the Commissioners was held this day-Baillie b . Watson presiding, 0 t PIRESENT:-The Shoremaster; Messrs Leslie, Eddie, d Adamson, MIKinnon, Dyer, Lurnsden, Fraser, Ii a 0 iRose, Gibb, Wylie, Mornson, and Dr Jackson. b t WRECK OF THE PRINOE CONSORT STEAMER. ti The PnEsnS explained that the meeting was called to re-b s ceive a report ...

... TEE PRINCE OF WALES' MARRIAGE. THE Programme of the rejoicings here in honour of the sia Royal Nuptials on the 10th insb, is now sufficiently complete to enable us to announce briefly the following arrange or- ments:- r; The City Bells will be rung at intervals during the day. Is- The City Flag will be hoisted on the BBartisan of the ik, Town House, and during the day colours, flags, and ban- ...

... -ESA: - -- I F DESPATOW1 OF FOREIGN MAILS FROM Alt^lbil)W~IN. 1 I1 ] i DxaselNxloN~ss EmsDaiII Box Closes A userica-UnitedStateo, Califernia,) and British North Annrica by Every Saturdoy. 11.'0 A.L British Packet, uia Cork). Ditto-(by U. S, Packet, viaSoat } Every Tucs.lay. 11.50 A U Australia, Van Dienientn Lmd, 19th or ef ey 150 A.M New South Wales, and MaB- nnonth, ritius, via Southamption ...

... coe I To the EDIToR of the Aa3RRDEE5S JOURNAL, last the Slyt,-In these sensation times, one is not in general startled by I at seeing half the world rush off frantically on some new one 7idea! Nor am I at present surprised to find half Europo ing I bursting with philanthropy for the Poles. After the lapse Lor 7of more than half a century, Russia, it is asserted, has been jssu i at last ...

... NECESSARY ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. SiNcE the Herald complains of our want of courtesy in Mak failing to acknowledge certain items of information of tI with which he says he supplied us a feieesngw re presume it is necesseary to take some notice of his , readiness to enlighten us. The neglect of which he corn- zw plisi odoubt bighly. culpable. We requested to belac inore, at his leisure, what was the ...

... - - FRANCE. V 'irsor. - Thle English and French governments are hi ast h tenoiu of the Note to the Ruesian govern- Io ~}',~iaii. Alusio is made in it to the Various psrtitionosi ouch that ceuntry~i beeo h victim, and rertis expres. t ~ci or li~for tint ite nde~ ofthe past, and there is lwlI' it stood, ~~~~both governmeonts it diplemitey allows of ~~~~~~their hopes for the fel1 re ¶~~xikOO ...

... 23nD DkPOT BATTALION.-HIGHA.D GAMES AND -ATHLETIC SPORTS IN HONOUR -OF THE PRINCE OF WALES' MARRIAGE. T~iE marriage of His Royal Highness the. Prince Of WaleS Soot with the Princess Alexandra has been Celebrated in a truly Sir loyal and hearty style by the Highland Depot Battalion in Les] Aberdeen Barracks. An proof alike of their interest in the I.' aupciu e ntan desire for the comfort and ...

... l- HOUSE OF L:0RDS~Thursday, February 26. bo id In reply to the Marquis of Normaniby, Earl RUSSELL promised 0O hito layeonthe table certain despittehes in reference to the affairs ye AoflItaly, to which hehad allndedinuarec~ent epeech. The noble in Earl denied having written at letter to Mr Ode Russell, exprees- E ,i. Ing dieseppointmient that the Pope had not left Rome, and said co is he was ...

... Timr news from America by last mail told us more of nm quarrelling than of fighting. There seemed to be nothing tio v, but quarrelling in the South and North. Among the (a Sontherns the conscription is causing great dissatisfac- P vse tion, and we heard lately of a rising against the Govern- bil ns ment; but nothing was said but of the facts of its sud- oia on den breaking out, and its speedy ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENGE. JOURNEY OF THE PRINCESS ALEXANDRA. CoprXNIOAGEN, Fericrlay 25-The departure of the Princess the - Alexandra is appointed to takek place at thrae O'clock to-morrow. pin Her Royal Highuess tyill be accompaniod by leer father. Prince zat E-Christian of Dlenmerk, attended by Adjutant Rittmteister Cat- the enselejold, and her mother, Princess Leleso, attended by the Me ...

... Immediately after the marriage ceremony on Tuesday, Her Majesty returned privately to the Castle by tle North' Terrace, to be in time to receive the Prinoe and Princess bf Wales at the grand entrance, where Her Majesty cordially d embraced them, and accompanied .tbem to the Princess. of *tWales' apartments. - -Prince Christiah, and his family, and 0 the Duke of Saxe-Coburg, left for London in ...