... HOUTSE OF LORDS.-FnhIDAY, MAY 8. ?? The Lotte' CHANEt0LLORt took' his seat on tile woeleacok Y. at flie o'clock. t CITY TRAFFIC REGU-LA.TION BILL. ti Lord itEDESDA LE eid thait as th in hill, which weet one ai for the regulation Of the traffic in the City of London, pro- y- poeto confer very extenillve powers, he recommended a, thast dit stould be considered by at commiittee of the whole ti ...

... ANTI-SECESSION SPEECHa OF THE VICE. PREsDENT OF THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY. The following extract of a speech of the Hon. A. H. Stephens, now Vice-President of the Southern Confederacy, is taken from the Liberator, and has been furnished by Mr. Henry C. Wright. The speech was made at a convention called for the purpose of inducing the people of Georgia to join the Confederacy, a measure which Mr ...

... WEAT!ER RiET. MONDAY, MAY -A. | B. I )F . 1 t ! Nalrn ?? 29.85,46 4 2 3 &berdeon ?? 29.8SS47 , - 5W. i5 Leoths.27. .r 2 3 Ardrossan ?? 29.89 W .SW. 4 d Portrush ?? 29.88 I. W 1 3 Galway S. 29.7 9 W. a I Valentia ?? '29.85 0 S.W. 6 2 Queerstown. 29.943 1 S.W. t 3 lolyhead . ..29.984' 4 W.S.W. a 3 iverpool .I. 30.02 6 W.S.W. 3 5 Pembroke. ..30.r 01 4 W. 1 2 Penzanoe 80.15b1 2 W. 3 6 Jersey . ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS.1E SIR,-I beg to inform you that at a, meeting of w the governors of Bethlehem Hospital, held on Friday last, gn the following resolution, positively negativing the proposals w made by the authorities of St. Thomas's for the purchase of d, the site of Bethlehem, was adopted by a majority of fifty-five over five:- That this court is not at liberty to entertain ...

... Zbe ;MthQ Petom HA VMARET. TBI9 EVENING, BORROWING A HUSBAND. Miss Maria Harris.- ST ILL WN Mesara. A. Wigan, ChippendaJe, andAF~arren;: Mis. A. Wigan.-BUCKSTONE AT HOME.-And MRS. WRITEI. PRINCESS'S. TMS EVENI, PERFECTiON. Messra, Ro.by. Belmore, and Fltzjalnes; Mises a Murray and M. Oliver-And LOUIS XIL Mr. and Mirs. Charles Keai. LYCEUM. TaIs EvENmiG, A SUDDEN ATTACK. Measrs. Shore and ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS. NOTICES OF MOTIONS AND OltDERS OF THE DAY FOR THE PltSENT WEEK. THiS DAY, MAY 11. ORDERS OF THE DAY. Prison Ministers Bill-comaittee: Castomis nnd Inlamld Eo. venue Bill-committee; Inland Revenue Bill-committee: Stock Certilicates to Bearer Bill-third leaiing; Volauteers Bill-- second ?? Registration (Irelsnd; Bill-coni- mittee Church Building ant New Parishes Acts ...

... Letters from St. Petersburg are almost entirely taken up with accounts of the military prepara- tions which are being actively carried on in Russia. One correspondent gives the following details: The day before yesterday I was at Cronstadt, and was sar- prised at the activity and bustle which I saw in the port, the arsenals, and barracks. Ships traverse the sea from all quarters, It would seem ...

... lVRECK OF THESTEANS HIP AN G.LO-SAXN'ON. I I GREAT LOSS OF LIFE. , 3i By the Arabia, which arrived at Queenstown on Saturday, and at Liverpool yesterday, with advices SP from New York to the 29th ult., and via Halifax ' to the 30th, we have the direful intelligence of the 'le wreck of the Canadian mail steamship Anglo- 20 Saxon, Captain Burgess, with, it is feared, a loss D? of upwards of 230 ...

... THE TURKISH GOVERNMENT AND THE SUEZ C.ANAL. I The Courrier due Dimaneie publishes a despatch from the Turkish government upon the subject of the Isthmus of Suez Canal, which it has received from Constantinople. The following is a trans- lation of this highly important document. The Turkiesh Minister for Foreign Affairs to theRepresenta- t tives of the Sublime Porte at Paris and London. g ...

... CDCw Dailp peb30+ HA VAARKET. THIS EVENING, BORROWING A HUSBAND. Mliss Maria Harris-STILL WATERS RUN DEEP. Messrs. A. WigOn, Chipendale, anda Farien; Srs. A. Wigan.-BUCKSIONE AT OME,-And A DAUGHTER TO MARRY. PRINCESS'S. THis EvENin, PERFECTION. Messrs. Roxby, BeIlnore, and Fltzjamues; Misses Murray and M. Oliver.-And OTHELLO, Mr. and 31rs. Charles Kean. LYCEUM. Tmrs EvENao, A SUDDEN ATTACK. ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS.-WEDNESDAY, MAY 13. The SPEAKER took the chair at 12 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Coventry Market-house Bill, and the Pembroke Township Bill, were read a third time and passed. PETITIONS PRESENTED. METROPOLITAN AND CITY OF LONDON POLICE AMALOA. MATION BILL.-By Mr. HOnNuYfroln the mayor, aldermen, and burgesses of Blackburn, Lauicashire-agaiust. CLOSING PUBLIC HOUSES ON ...

... I THE POLISH INSURRECTO>N. 4BY ELWCTRICO AIW UiTERNATIOAL TELEGU 1.) of (FrsOM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPOND&NT.) Je DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIA:NS WITH R( HEEAVY LOSS. fri PRZEMYSL RADYMNO, MY . fr ...