... LAST NIGHT'S PARLIAMEZ. (By PTelegraph, HOUSE OF COMMINS. NEW MEMBERS. -Lord Eliot and Mr. M. Chambers took the oaths ?? their seats for Devon- port and Lord Otho Fitogesuld for the County of Kildare. THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS AND THE WAVlR CllSIS. Mr. DISRAELI asked if the Government had any eommunicatiosi to make to the, H1ouse with respect to the proposed Confe+reuce of the Great Powers at ...

... -e SufzoOlTkfo 1!1l MaY 5. 1 Tho Suffolk, from lort Phillip on the 12th of S ro February, passed up off this port this afteruoon, Ig with 180 passengers, 19,164 ounces of gold, and a cargo consisting of wool, bark, leather, nmolassas, and copper orc. She landed the passenigers here -4 it by pilot boat.t On the 2nd of May the Suffolk passed the facduff, from Melbourne on the 10th February, of ...

... C ?? -- 3 The Indianotpolis Herald of the 12th April con- m talus a letter, written at Leavenworth on the 8th, h in which an account of an exploration of the cele-bj brated Dead Man's Cave, situated nearLeaven- of worth, is given; The exploring party'donsisted of of Major Throcinmorton, of Louisville; Captain Hol- GI d4craft, Sheriff Swayne, Dr. E. IT. Hawn, and ha Lymnan E. Knapp, of this ...

... WEATERT REPORT.- -- _:z , . .. ; MONDAY, APRIL 80, EIGHT OtCLOCK A.M- PLAAe B. TJ W. ,E D. L B S. e ?? ?? 29 07 41 w. 1 | . E 0 2 h Aberdeen ?? 21304 w.w. 2D7 i. N- 0 12 8 Lelth . . 80:.. 14 N. 2 I W 2 . c b. 2 Ardrossan ?? 2948. S P.83 B. 1o bloo 2 Greencastle .. .. 2098 8;W. I B -. l IeI Valentia . 297O8'. N.EL 1 8 N .E b c004 I1 ,, Cape Clear .29 1 40 B. 2 s H.ELmw. 4 V ?? ..041EB. 31 Iw..W ...

... Woeie totwn. w Wceek' total, 1860. I865 Belfast A 3, Counties . 2044 2013 Bristol and Exeter.; 6776 0754 Caledonian u ?? 4. 241 2S4i8 Colubrian ?? ?? 20692 1970 Cornwall ?? 1774 17:9 Cork and Bandon ?? 461 453 Daeslde i 357 354 Dublin & BelfatJuno.. 1417 1410 Dublin and Dro dn ., 1U31 1M13 Dub. & W'klowf& D. & IC. 4053 381;3 Furness ?? 3883 3097 Glasgow and0.-aeatern.. 11326 10094 Great. ...

... PREPARATIONS TO MEET THE | CHOLERA. are With a visitation of cholera throatenilng us, it is .%ce satisfactory to find that the local authorities are me alive to the necessity of thing prompt steps to avert, if possible, the impending danger. In a Vad critical juncture like the present, when delay might possibly involve the most terrible results, eat any procrastination in public men would be ...

... * The following particulars concerning the Vir- mone, on board which cholera broke out while she was on the voyage to America, will doubtless prove painfully interesting :-'On the sixth or seventh day after leaving port, and, as it is said, while Pursuing the samve course followed by the Englaid a few weeks previously, several of the passengers who had been complainiing of dysentery began to ...

... DEDBUCED FROM OBSERVATIONS TAKEN AT THE LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY. Latitude, 530 24' 48 N. Longitude, 3 0 1W es p i BA16OMETER. EMPERATURE. tb D d~o A Mlonths g ion .c l 4 uo PU andl Day. , 0 5 0 2 ' a 0 21 ~ ~ ~ ~ i OPO of -44 v- Z ' 1.o ee May, 'Inch. Inch. Inch. * Deg. Dcg.iDeg.!Deg. mi Monday 21 30.48 30.39: 30.417 I (I6i 45.3i5 5 0.8. 3 s 3 de Tuesday22 30.46 30.30 30.377 (14.2 1 47.1 ' :5 ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CAREER OF A YOUNG WOIMAIN. AT the ,Guildhall, London, on Saturday,' Selina e Salter, 18 years of age, was charged with creating a disturbance at the casual ward of the West London a Union. She has been at the court nineteen times for I disorderly conduct. 'The governor of the City Prison Y at Holloway handed to the magistrate the subjoined o account of the extraoidinaiy' career ...

... _ 14'riI COMPANY JVo RCEsTERSltiIlE Rits.,-We hear 1liat Captain Pan ker, who has coutlinantele this corps fronm C ?? tinle of its filst folrmation, haS recently resigned his otumitssion ; tied that Lieutenant .Jones, Who has been an U Ilfeir ol the corps for the past four years, will be nomti- tiated to the Lord.Lieutenunt as the future Commandling Tiia: SAVINGS BANI; FoitznE11S.-At the ...

... MISCELLANEOUS, The Queen will hold a Privy Council to-day. Two men have recently been hanged by Lynch law in the State of Kentucky. Great numbers of swallows died last week in the south of Bngland, owing, itis believed, to the cold weather. Signor Mazzini has again been elected to represent Meseini in the Chamuber of Deputies, by 320 against 203 votes. One of tile pieces of plate to be run for ...

... PRESENTATION OF A TESTIMONIAL TO I ll'. CEABLES WILLIAM ELICINGTON. The Freemasons of Warwickshire, at their annual meot. ing at Warwick, in October last, resolved to present Mr. Charles William Elkington with a testimonial upon his re.ignation of the appointment of Deputy Provincial Grand Meester. It was intended the testimonial should have bun presented at a special meeting of the Provincial ...