... I ' HOUSE Oi0F LORDS. in iF RIDAY, APR.t 12. eg Their lordships nmet at four o'clock a | Th ' ROYAL ASSENT. Is The Roiyal assent was given by commission to, they Canada Railway Loan Bill, the Criminal i Lunatdcs BaU, the Shippig Looal Dues Bill, the. Mutiny Bill and a num esr of private bills. The Royai Oommissioners, were the Lord Chan- cellor, the Earl of Devon, and the Earl of teanker- . . ...

... TOICORRESPONDENTS. . We cannot undertake to return ?? of which we do not avail ourselves. ?? seould always be legibly written In Ink, and on ese 8ide of.the papsr only; length Increazeo the difficulty of flinding Wce for them. Whatever in intended for Insertion ut bh authenticated by the name and addrem of the writermnot necessarily for publlcatlen, but as a guarantee of his good faith, ...

... j-- HRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) ENGLAND AND SPAIN. MADRID, APRIL 16, EVENING. Tile prize court at Cadiz has declared the capture of the Queen Victoria by the Spanish cruiser to 1,cilleglal file Epocen considers that by the decision the diffhrenlce between England and Spain in this Inlatter is terminated. THE PROSECUTION OF LA LIBERTE. PARIS, APRIL 17, EvNaFus. if Emile de ...

... F A 1 It S. I ?? 15s151 monthly fair of this town ! %'aLas ?? )11 Tuesday list. T'lhe show of arnimals ! as ioemarkally goo' ait the present season. 'Thilt ratI, howcc-r, for most de~sclltiolls of stock, ?? hehLiNY thu totlid CIuI'lCt Zit ?? of the fairsa mouth ! sitie, uowing, it is conshieredl, to the unusual deal- ness of fuedin, 3man holders of stockl declined in - iniani cases thle prices ...

... THE INST TUTION .OF CIVi ENGINEERSi- I THB SUEZ CANAL. At the meeting of this Institution on Tuesday-Thomas Hawksley, Esq., 'Vi&-President ii:the ?? Sir5 W.Ilenison;, K0.4B.,-read a'paper on 'The, S9ez Cbanal. 'It was Stated'tlwt the scheme of the Sue'z Canal might be said to comprise twoe distinct undertakings. The first, and principal, was the construction arid aindi- tenance of a broad and ...

... T1IE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. IT is rumored that the vacant Bichopric of Ro- chester will probably beconferred on the Rev. Thos. Legh Clauohton, Honorary Canon of Worcester and Vicar oi Kidderminster. The Rev. E. MLI. Goul- burn, D. D., Dean of Norwich, is also named for the appointment. Rev. R. T. Bevan, curate of Kilglass, County Lonmford, has been presented to the living of Street by MIr. ...

... [FOXMOIT MSS.] Circu 1316. Sciant presentes et futuri quod eiro Paganut de Turbervile dominus de Coytif filius et beriB domini Ricardi de Turberrile dedi cor.cessi et hac pvesenti carta mea coi.finnavi Jolianai Alger et MaiilJi fi!ie Hatuundi >le Turbervilo eon»anguinee mee aei acras terra met arabilis de Henripstou quas prius de mee ten,.it Thomas J'iye ad raluntatem raearn que quidem sex ...

... (liom the ManchesterExaminelr. York, Wednesday. The position of the directors of the North-Eastern Railway, and the engine-drivers and firemen who so suddenly turned out a week ago, remains much the same as it was on Monday, with the exception, per- haps, that the company, from their own statements' appear to be gradually and rapidly surmounting the difficulty in Which they stood. The ...

... OUr. AUSTRALIAN Ct'LONI (From our ?? iL) Melbourne, 255th. Feb., lssd For several months prior to the opel 'ing of the present Session of Parliament almost daios reitera- tive complaint was made by the Opposition txat the interests of the colony were ssuffering throngh the long-protracted prorogation. It was perfectly x'v understood that the Session would not open till th return of the ...

... | RAILWA 'EXCIONshZEFsTER I ?? .. During the Easter holidays th mdldan Great Weatern Rnilway will run 'excuno~ia triis to and from the west of Ireland and ntqr'meiliata'stations at very moderate faesa, Ordiniary' return tickets issued at 'all stations from the 18th to'the 27th Jnat. will be avnilable for teturn up to and including the 27th in2it. On this morning a train will leave at 20 ...

... : IA~x Ix,tiLL l BPs N ANDi 3IILAND..,.; .i, ,y, April 12. 'The NOlaWsc of this evening asserts; that intorma- . thn ed from a 'good: 8oinq ?? ?? ht the difliculties ?? have -arisen between Hng.. 1MBdlad ?? with ?? to the (Qtleen Victoria, kave nlow entered t«e domanin of csifioaegooidtione, TBE AN1¶EXATIOR 'OF LUXEURVMEG. in ?? . j14ria iFndy, April 2. .The Fance, i article upon the Ltaem.' , ...

... REFORM. The Tieies says that there is but one moral to be drawn from the recent confidential communications between certain Liberal members and their constituents. The amendment thrust upon the House of Commons by Mr. Gladstone, and urged for adoption by him with all the ardour of an impressible nature, was supported by the mass of his followers simply as a party mancmuvre. Every Liberal ...