... I [MPERIAL PARLIAMENT I BY TELBGRAPH. HOUSE OF LORDS. d TUESDAY, JUNE 13. i The house met at five o'olook. F LOCKING TEI DLtRS OF RAILWAY o (ARRIAURES. f Lord ST. LzONAIDB presented a bill to prohibit t railway companies from locking both doors of the oarriages in passenger trains. t Af ter a short conversation, in which the practice was generaUiy condemned, the bill was read a first time. THE ...

... O'XTON LEAS, S. I~~_ . . I TBO TED1T lihIDS OF TUB WlV3IPOOL 0lMiCtUBy. Gentlemen, -I have read with interest your very appropriate remarks on the Shrewsbury Cakes, andi quite concur in your regrets that any of the leases should be 'upset on, amere teohnioal ground; epsciailly having regard to the profes. sions of the earl in the early part of the dispute. 'l he earl then aseeittd that his ...

... ROMANTIC AFFAIR AT 8 RELENs. A correspondent sends nS ( , - thofollowing -some months ago, a re,-a lady, living near St. I &elens, amo to C jt in Preston, as to the sicknets with whid. hqe daughterwasthenatilicted. Itappeardth bb had been ill for a week *r more previj,,.:-, ar. yet her complaint could not by the fsnm y b understood. It was conjectured, howe\, beh by her father and mother, ...

... | CORRESPONDENCE . I . PUllLIO HOUSE LATE HOURS. rTO TsUDITORSS OF TE8 LIVHPoOOL IIUROOky. Gentlenen,-If the publlo are to receive any musoe- rate bedertfromay lntDicating drink houses Itsehould bdeloaingat ten o'elock at night and not opening unst eight next, morning on the six days, sad on the Sabbath either nbt open at all, or from hail-past twelve to two, for the labouring man, to get his ...

... LATEST AND T, IEGR1APH1C NEWS. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, WEDNESDAY. > f It oy mwere the sales reported on the WOck exccisgo urp to one o'clock to-day:_ i itiUTISH AND FORIEIGI RAILWAYS. 9 - s~rent Nbtthera A-.* * 14d1 xn Off dWzbersterrndthr 1l23 aIddie and Yo~bsIIIO 1214 21 I onion and Black wall .. 02 3 lo4don, BrightoO, and South Coast . 108 LondonD Chbtb Oh and Dover . 4i I ...

... MERCA1 2!IL C IMhERCAMTILB CIRCULAIS I __ (From 2. and H. Littled~ai wrid Coa.'e f,.,L The American war may no be sdee ~ en3d. The Soutbern artuita cass of the Miti~ have oee by one surrendered to the auer - of the North; the rigbts vf bellitgerentav, ,ha ''- withdrawn from the South bv this euUtry the portsafea lcaeoforyase.* to-etperteu to foreign cnonserce on tho'l,t . Bunt though tho ...

... oC~n L~ATEST MI N TE4LG.RApHlIC NEWS. b wae only a very thin attend- On ha^&@sre90 nybusiness attempted. JQWes d.othe spot, 40,i. Gd.foJue anow 40. i6do last three months- Linseed oil, 32e. And 1. S-Ur £21 I~N. Strait$ tin, £991 to £91 - cSpelter igin copper or lead. A floating CI, Nothin WOOI sAS.N ales nvr hl eerto qfaliy bar reported at 22sa ld.aNosaee of rice or sa7tpetro.. says- Unted ...

... THE ITALIAN BRIGANDS AND I THEIR ENGLISH PRISONER. I pr4 Letters from Naples to the 30th ult. state that the English photographer recently captured by the W brigand chief Giardullo is still a prisoner. -The w whole of the English residents In Naples are much tIhn excited by the event, more especially an the- ran- e sorm claimed him recently been raised to £10,000. do It is now said, too, that, ...

... TEN PERSONS KILLER—UPWARDS j TWENTY WOUNDED. The two fatal accidents on the Great Western Railway have bcin followed one even more startling, on the South Eastern line, and from the character of the to which the disaster occurred the intelligence will it ail with unusually painful interest. The fast tida tiain, timed to leave Folkestone 2.30 p.m. arrival of passengers from Boulogne, who ...

... not necessarily for publication, but for the information of tJie Editor. Corrfsfwdatt* who set ajn/ value upon their cominvnications must hrp copies of them, toe cannot undertiike return unused contributions. ,T. H. No. ••Bachelor. Stafford. Yes. • yinio. Yes, the writ served anywhere. Eugenie. The daughters would divide the property. T. li. L.. West Biomwich, must bis invent ion. l-Nte ...

... [By Electric AMERICA. ARRIVAL of the china. [Vtd Crook haven.] NEW YORK, Jive (Running). The Federal debt amounted, the Ist instant, to £635,000,000 of dollars. The annual interest payable ,n com, 000. and interest, payable currency, 000 000 dollars. The legal tender notes A'tloat amounted t0'659,Wt,000 dollars. The suppressed testimony the conspiracy trial hit* now been published Co-mover, a ...

... that il-e-le-iding characteristic of the articles in the Tune*, \iuorica, Ts insolence, but is exhibited with such cool fomplai It comes naturally, that it is difficult when it is the offspring intentional insult, ; whtnit is simply evidence mind oblivious to its article the says: \Yo look forward vitli much apprehension to the probable fate of ivis If slaughter can heal the wounds of the ...