... HIUNGARY. At half-past nine this morning a Royal salute'th Il from the fortress on the Blocksborg overbart f - announced that the Emperor had crossed the gf g 11: Hungary. The salute was the signal for ifutI4 national flags from all public buildings aud ?? nrivate house, and the two cities soon d asmost so speet befitting the oyful occasion. med a At three isa the afternoon the Emperor ...

... AMERICA. Bosrox;, Feb. 22. The Senate fleronitrucetion Bill has passed both Houses, and now awaits the President's veto. It rails as follows : IWhereas, iso legal State Governments or adeqpsato pro- tection for life or property now exists in thep rebel States of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Lousiana, Floridii, Texas, ansi Arkansans ; and whlereas it ...

... PERSONALITY OF THE PRDESS. Esroe thue Daily Rkws.) The Drogress of reform is reflected hi the lan- guago of its opponents. Failing argument, they descend to calusmny. If the advocate of measures distasteful to them is a workman, he is depicted as a good-for-nothing fellow, who has tried various trades and failed in each, and who, having been dismissed by master after master, and from ...

... FROM OTUR LONDOy COIZEO NDEH | LooDoy, Thur;Iy, At the risk of beinlg utterly rnditedl b~y it event, I write these few lines about tile political iu 1l. . as the meeting. at Mir. Gladstone's to-moroass iwer l bably leave it. So far as I can gather, thoa, tre., hava another instance of a council of war tint ?? l more manweurring and not promlpt aud d~icsivelI, 1Whbether Mr. Gladstone or any one ...

... THfE BISHOP OF CALRLISLE ON RITUALISM. I Last night the third of a course of Lent lectures on important questions of the day was delivered in St. George's church, Leeds, to a numerous congregation, by ?? of Carlisle. The lecture, which wasentitled The Christian's Altar, was based on the 13th chap. Hebrews, 10th 'verse- We have an altar whereof they have no ?? which serve the tabernacle.1 ...

... ELECTORAL STAT1STICS, MSr. Jam es Acl and, in, a loter to the , Dily News, on the probable strength of the working class voters on the register for 1860, gives the folloinsg table: - Annuld Censtiteen- 1's,,ble C~oll~uece rie; in 1807. ill IS4 o.~ .~ inkng ~ ?? Working Is. 8IClassA Maj. Mill M~~5aj. 1 _Mtin, Albingdon ?? 59 245 ., 180 668 302 300 Andover 1 I5 210. 22-5 07> 2ti - 121 ?? 52 ...

... (FRoM ouR LONDON RIrPOaTMIi.) LONDON, Thursday. BRADFORD CANAL NAVIGATION AND LEE DS AND LIVER.POOL CANAL COMPANIES' AND BRADFORD CANAL COMPANY'S BILLS. The consiclerastion of these two bills, the object of which is to deal with the Bradford Canal, was resumied this morning by the Select Committee of the House of Lords, consisting of Earl Kimberley (chairmni), Earl Morley, Lord Delamere, Lord ...

... THE LEEDS JERCURY, Tnn Committee of the Italian hber Deputies have agreed upon a scheme for the . of the ecclesiastical property of the S POBAI tvaoidiinary tax of 30 per cent, is to be levied on ?? ecolcsiaeteal property. Mortgage bonds are to he issued, redeemable at par in fifteen years, until an advance of forty-four million sterling sball a aee obtained. This seheme will no doubt be ...

... (By Teleyrapp.) HOUSE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. Their Lordships met at five o'clock, SALE OF LAND BY AUCTION. The Commons amendments on the Sale of Land by Auction Bill were agreed to, after a division, in which a motion of Lord Sr. LaoxAnos to throw the responsibility of altering the original bill upon the House of Commons was rejected by 60 to 9. MISCELLANEOUS. The County Treasurers (Ireland) ...

... I (By Telegraph.) HOUSE OF LORDS, Y5nI IA. Their Lordsbips met at five o'clock. INCREASE OF THE EPISOOPATE. The House went into committee on the Increase of the Episcopate Bill. On the clause authorising the appointment of saffraggan bishops, The Earl of DERBY opposed the Clause, and objected to the appointment of suifragan bishops altogether. After some discussion, and without any result ...

... THERB BRIGHTON BAiL, WAYo RfB EPORT. The report of thed Committee of investigation appointed at a special meeting on the 16hf Ma last t(omp inqure into the position of thedtrghtoa Re°ailwhihahy omate lisacompleeted its labours, and ~therepr which they neareo about to issue will affordanoether wsad and meanageoly of our railway system. Nothing which has yet transpired of th poceedangsul of ...

... LATEST NEWS FRANCE. P11nT8, Aug. 7, EveDning The EeCnIh~g Afoniteur, in its bulletin, t any tih Governnenis of France and Italy show a firm mine. 1 tion Jeernpuloesly to respect the Convention of the 16th of September, which is at once a guarantee si the pontifical territory and a pledge for the existence I of good relations between France and Italy, The Fraance of this evening says :-We ...