... I IMPER[AL PARLIAIENT. BY TELEGRAPH:, ROUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JUNE 24 The house met at five o'clock. THE ROYAL ACADEMY. Earl STANHOPE called attention to the present position of the Royal Academy. H~e stated that a royal commission inquired into this question for several months, and arrived unanimmosly at their report, but the Government had as yet given no hint of their intent ions with ...

... THE DANISH POLICY OF THE I GOVERNMENT. I It is happily not often that the explanations of a Government are anticipated with that anxious interest with which the country awaits the disclosures that will be made this evening in both Houses of Parliament. Only once or twice in a generation is a British Ministry called upon to inform the nation of the failure of a protracted series of negotiations ...

... DISTRICT INTELLlGENCE. I BEVERLEY. ROYAL THAMES YACEHT CLUB.-The piece of plate for yachts. above 100 tons, was won on Thursday, the 16th instant, by Lord Londesborough's Albertine, in the .presence of the Prince of Wales, by whom the priges were presented to the winners. Lord Loud~aborolgh, in returning thanks, expressed the gratification he felt in receiving the prize, the value of which ...

... A man at Liverpool has been worried by, a borese In so serious a manner that amputation of the arm became necessarY. Marshal Pelisnler. Duke of Malaskoff, has left behind him for Publication some Manuscript of memoirs, entitled Notesl et Sfouvenirs d'un Mardehal Fraucesf. Another soldier has been killed at; Edinburgh, by a fail from the Castle Rook, while attempting to get away from the Biar ...

... HAYMARKTW. mrs E:VuXN, THE BALANCE oP COFO ORT. el. -DAVID ?? Me Sothen, Ducktone Chipped Boe:MeadauesMoore ?? BI UDRAR# IA DAND DONE FOBR-And TURBNING THE TABLES. PRINCEESS. Tins ZEVuue. LIGHT AND SHADOW. MGMsr. D. Murray, D. Fisher Miss C. CarLn.-And 2HE mONAsTERY OF ST. JUSBT. Messrs. VInI6, ,Manton Baelson, ay, and Mellon Mldle. Stells Cols nd I MarstoD. ST. JAM'S. TbUS EVMUN A SHEEP IN ...

... ?? A t - - F I TEB ZMEEING OP'THEWSOVEREIGNS. far(iY3macM T=LGRAPH.), The Gaettei Coe +pnbilibh thefohllowing ?? of , B . propitions. WM have i9 been the subject, of. egotiatiolns At -lssIuge and Carlsbad.' Russiaj Prussi and Ausria bind them- a selves by a convention to 'aet together upon a11 the- so European questions of the present time to declare ?? question an internal not an ...

... THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND CLERICAL AND I LAY ASSOCIATION. LjAX A,~liUUIsAI* VXI. The fifth annual conference of this ?? was held l on Tuesday and Wednesday last, in the Lecture Hall and Atbenasum Room, Derby. A large number of the clerical and lay members of the association assembled, and were presided over at their several meetings by F. Wright, c Esq., of Osmaston Manor, President of the ...

... I -- -- - ii NEw PooR, RATw-The magistrates granted a poor rate for Old and Now Accrington of Is. 4d. in the pound, which is expected to realise in Now Accrisgton £1X,798 2s.| and in Old Accrington £921 Gs. 4d., giving a total of' £2,719 8s. 4d. The rate last year was Is. Gd. in the pound. CRICKET.-A cricket match was played on Saturday between the AocriDgtoU and Great Harwoorl Clubs, on the ...

... I I six By the rrivalof the Etnac at Liverpool on Thursday we Cml hav '1.blleen 1placed11 In pos sessio n o If aull p art Icualars co ?? Usa this calamity on the Hudson. Capt. B. E. Sherman, who thI was a passenger onboard the .Brr'kslire when she took Ia I fire, gives the following accountof th otastropho :-The fox that the boat was on fire. I at oncewn ndcai found the flames Issuing from the ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCIE. ) LBY ELE~CTRfIC TELEGRAPM.] THE RENEWALT OF HOSTILITIES. BLOCKADE OF THE GERMAN PORTS. 5 -- D A supplement to the London Gazette was issued lest s evening containing a note addressed to Earl Enssell by 5 the Danish minister in London. He states that if hosti- s lities should be renewed on the 26th the blockade of these ports which was raised on the 12th May will ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMFNT. HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, JUINE 24. . There was no business of general public interest tefore their Lordlhips. HOUSE OF COMMONS. AC FRIDAY, JuNB 24.-THE KBAUSATIGE. hi In reply to a question from Mr. Corry, Lord C. Paget ti said that the Admiralty did not think it necessary to send in an officer to Cherbourg to examine and report on the mode st adopted to strengthen the ...

... BATH AND WEST OF ENqGLA,.YD AGRICULTURAL SOCIETr.-The annual meeting and show of this society, established nearly a century ago for the encouragement of agriculture, the arts, manufactures aud commerce, have been held at Bristol during the past week. In every department of the exhibition there was a decided improvement on former years, the number of entries and the quality of the speci- mens ...