... 3IBY NT flhmt1 HOUSE OF ORD - THUII-5DAYp M -.x ii ral Thulr modi5set at five o'c10 ltW , of. The Offioe of ,Tudge in the Ad sirslty, Divorce, -li and Piolioto 6ous2~L 3iEpassed'throu looznisltteYe.' I h -Tlie Customs and Ialaud'Reienue Sill wabs read iH? a sie~cod time. '-i ?? i 'heii lorde'aips abdjourned ,dt six 6'olookr, hos HOUSE- OF COMMONS. ari THURSDAY, MAY 1G.- Ci The Speaker took ...

... I HER MAJESTY'S TROOPSHIP | | EUPBRATES. This magnificent troopship, which has been constructed by Messrs.Laird Brothers, at Birken- head, will leave the Alfred Dock to-day (Tuesday) at one o'clock, and on Wednesday she will take her departure from the Mersey for Portsmouth. The Euphrates was undooked on the 24th Novem- ber last, and since then she has been completely fitted up by the builders ...

... LATEST AID TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. COMMERCIAL. Oro Onl LONDON. WEDNESDAY EvEqNIG. i The stock markets have again, shown consider. Gr able strength, the results of strong hopes that the Lol Lv, peace of Europe is now permanently nettled, and lo] alEO of increasing ease in the money market. The LoI funds have been chiefly in favour, though foreign 1a stocks have improved, and even railways have Mit ...

... Open every Saturday from 10 till 2; and on Saturday and Monday Evenings from 7 till half-past 8. The gentlemen next to be in attendance are On Saturday, Mr. W. Woods and Mr. Harvey. On Saturday evening, Mr. Pride. On Monday evening, Mr. F. W. Joy CARDIFF BATHS. No. of Bathers during the week ending 11th Mnv In the Turkish Bath 107 In the Hot Water Bath 153 J. COGHLAN, Manager. ...

... LATEST. N EWS. [3r TEI ?? RA r, j | - To ' ilS-LETTWE O'EJUE Wednresday Mforning. ?? .A eift AMA E R I C ?? - o Sat RELEASE OF MR. DAVIS ON BAL. pat NEW YoRK. MAY r13, (r --The Court of Rich- U1l m.ol has releasedl Mrl. Dav;i on bail, to appear in ll :Nuvenlber next. !'he 6uperior Court has dismisised the appeals of the Gcorgia and M1ississiqppi on ithe ground of wvant of 037 jurisdiction. ...

... PARIS, SUNnDAY MONING.-The news that the Prince of Wales had arrived at the British Eimbassy caused a crowd to assemble hcfoxe tdie gates in the ?? St. Ionore as early as seven o'clock yes- terday evenilng, wven company invited to meet hiS Joyz;d IIiglniess wasn seen going in to dinner. Ii the Cvening ?? Cowley had ner third soiree of the suoao, and the eipvetation (not disappointudj that the ...

... TE -P 1r-llU S..GE; AN ECOE;TLAN' | 'it311TiI OFi IRELAND&f AND 'SOOETANDJ . L|LU O iV.AL fJW'2ieS ILLIOLnI: r,:]7 LoNDOx, S.rITUnnY. To-pAY, %t two o'rlook, a 1nmerous and ?? de-pit ci n2 wait-ld uplsn Mr. Ilulit, Secretary of thle Trj ?? ;t the Trvasury Vfi, - -, Whitehlall, to !i U~gC 1.X:l ti ¶ attvinlt of *)i ?? icritlif tU t]IC- Co 'eit; ior .h in:rnliOat, ?? in the postA j letw'k-e ...

... I HALL OF 'ARTS A'iD SCIENCES. LAI^YINGe OF THE FOUND.ATIO STONIt BY: ,,0* , T ,,,aUEEN. . ' Yest era,- the esei of mutt of th royal foily, thie rinci *lnembars Of thetdiptetati: cors sever of iithe msinisiter of the crown, h,t brtf officeis of state and a mumtrous' Oathr of ladips and gentlemnen, her'MajitA laid the foun- 'dation >stone! of' the Centrl Ha of i Aits and- I:Sci'ences, *hich is ...

... . N, i? t?ljl, ;v. i pi, , 0 islo, W.Aif *ABY , N. ?g I - I ? S, W . ?? Moved-That the further debate o3,the Motion for second reading be adjourned to thie day t#b' ?? - Archbishop-of -Canterbury): -On. question?, nContents, 61; not-contents, 46. hD. CHsNcELLoo EARLts. VISCOUNT. LORDS. Chelmeforde. . Dartmouth Templetown. De Tabley ' AROHsN~sOPS. Derby . BsHoPS. Egerton Canterbury Devon ...

... T H E C 0 I rT. OssoRNa, TuEROAY.-TISe Queen d1rove out yes- il terday afternoon, acconipaniel byv Irincess L.ouise, er and her Majesty walked in the groun(ds this mo:n- ing with Prince Leopold. Prniecs Louise drove out this morning, attended bv the Hon. AMrs. 1$ Gordon. Princess Beatrice went out also. Thu ;n Prince of Leiniagen visited her Majesty yesterday, ir and remained to luncheon. The ...

... HOUSE -OF LORDS~YE8T=DAy { (BY TEBLSRAPI- Iheir lordahipe met at five o'clock. The Earl of 8bafteebury moved the second rc,,. ing of the Clerical Vestments Bill. He said the ,tb. 3eot waja one which bad excited considerble a. tention out of doors, and he thought the time ?? now arrived for attempting to apply a remedy t the evils which were complained of. He maluined that ritualistic practices ...

... FL SA L OF THE DOWAGER LADY MIDDLETON. IIe Al O'Ced IR~t week the (leathl of thle lion. Lady V1(itoftle lte Sir WVilliamo Iowle Flowle 11i'l(ofthepark Thefunral took- place . I i1jejl(l ?? tl ?? 0, Iha Churchirl, on Wednesday. Iti 1 it ee stI,, eescaribed tile solemlnities whlen thle re. of tic ltIarouct, thle last of hils linle, were ?? tothefamlyvault in that chuirch. We stated tieS i ~ ...