... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, (BY TELIGBAPH.] HOUSE OF LORDS.-YESTBRIDAy. Their lordahipe met at five o'clock. in reply tothe Marquis of Clanricarde, The Earl of DERBY (Premier) atated that ano awer had been recelved from the Spanish government, in answer to the last despatch of Lord Stanley, with respect to the Tornado. It waa dated the 2nd Inast, and had been . ferred to the law officers of the Crown ...

... Sir Roderlokhurohlson writes to the Times as follows:- As I have always seen reason to doubt the accuracy of the report of the death of Dr. Livingatone, chiefly on account of the mendacious character ol the Johansn men who brought the news to Zanzibar, so I am now happy to inform you that the ray of hope that he might be ?? alive has been much strengthened by a document just placed in my ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAAIEN [BY TEL£GRBP- . HOUSE OF LORDS -YESTEBDAY THE COYDtENM FamIANS Iord LIFFORD presented a petittoa froM G suburb of Dublin, ?? for the remissio of 10ne sentenoes on the Fenian prisoners, The the cap exclusively signed by members of the Def Detto wI who had all been ready to support ?? OAW late disturbances, and he entirely cono1rred In i e, it th which was couched In loyal ...

... Mr. Tennylson has portrayed, In language graphil And beautiful, the vicissitudes and noble struggles of Enoch Arden on behalf of his wife, and the deep sorrow felt by that hero on his return home after an absence of years, on discovering that she had taken to herself another husband. A. somewhat slimiar clrcumstance has transpired in this nelghbourhood, but the subjects of our story are not of ...

... MANCEO&BSREEL ME GRAMMAR BCROor4, The appeal against the new scheme for the admlon of ea itation, scholarships into the Planchester Free Grauns Sch(ool was resumed on Monday morning, before Lor Justices Turner and Oairne. portd inour astweek. isue. The point ha O ?? adbe el ih UPl to the time ba no oub saisfid teirlordships thatrwi actually did exiat with reference to this ednuc~d0ns charity a ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS.-THuBnAy. THE LUXHMBURG QUESTION. - rl RUSSE:LL asked for inlormoaton in reference to the question of Luxemburg, The Esrl.of DERBY referred to the anxiety 'which &sd arsmen as to the relations between France and rrcuseas *In consequence of the changed condition of xe~bnrg iin referenco to the Germsanil confederation, td said that the renewed exertions of the neutral owers to ...

... 1- %Itw~aa~aus. X The ommiteeof the Nat,.n MUno are said to con template holding - AdmosrtoiM. 8purgeon's Tabernacle. duonstration ia Mr. The Aveenir 2fftO§a 13mys thait a Protestant th vemt ovr fe ~~IMVOLUPOrt ee taklng plsue la Italy, and ta el leal churches are being established in Florence, ,asples, 4ieco*, Venice, Turin, Padua, and Bologna,. In Cedar Comnty, Iowa, ls a young forest of ...

... SPEECH OF MR. JOHN BRIGHT, M.P. One evening last week an enthuiastlc reform meeting was held in the British Schoolroom, Street. Mr. John Bright having arrived in the village, a desire was at onca expressed that he should attendthe meeting in the eveLing, and a depntatlon of working men was appointed, and waited on him. Mr. Bright acceded to their request, and whenhe appeared met an ...

... STRIKES IN EASTERN PMWSyLVAIA. . ?? A correspondent of the New York Tribuw drawn a sad tl pioture of the dlorganlatilon among the miners of Eastern u FenneYlvanta, Who an on strike, and of the desperate is means resorted to to defeat the employers. He ays:-p At Mauoh Chunk the strike has existed longest, but In the d Pottaville region there Is most dlsorganSation. The vl number of labourers ...

... A meeting of the committee appointed at the public s meeting was held on Monday and Tuesday, by adjourn. d ment, at the office of Mr. Eaurn, the secretary, 57, Prince~ss. street, Ur. W. R, Callender, jun., In the chair, when it v was resolved that the following letter should be signed by d Mr, Callender, on behalf of this committee, and forwarded f to the chairman ofr the watch committee, as a ...

... If A PERICISfENT LOVER, I John Piper, a seaman, aged 40, was brought before Mr. Partridge, at the Thames Police Court, charged with thretning to shoot Mim Jemsy Woodroffe, a young lady about 21 yas of age, Mr. Charles Young, Solicitor, conduoted the proserouion for the stepfather and mother of the o2plalssat, who, he said, had been moat shamefully persecu tted by a violent and wrong-heaided ...

... We published some time ago a letter In which was given what the wtriter deolared to be a nover-falllne antidote for the poisonous bite of a dog suffering from hydrophobia. An the ?? remedy canrnot, if as infallible as it fs saald to be, be too widely known, we reproduce the letter, which has jusit appeared again iu the Lordon papers. It Is as fy dear ?? year producea an infallible nostram for ...