... ivrvxpo 2tntvtu SALUB POPULI -IX SUPRXIA. DOMESTIC. The Queen held a Privy Council at Windsor on Wednesday. In the evening her Majesty left for Baimoral. A Cabinet Council was hold on Wednesday. Subjects of pressing importance were probably under consideration, as it is seldom' that a ministerial consultation takes place on a Derby day. It is understood that the Scotch Liberal members have ...

... lI orp#01 - L M 9 SI. USPOPtTLI LEX SRMA I I I -- - - i I SUMKMARY.: -DOMESTIC,. In the House of Lords, on Friday 'evb'eing, Lord Redesdale brought' ina ' bill to improve the management of tbr4. royal parks. The second 'reading of ' a bll to diminish the ex- pense ?? churchyards was agreed to, on a div sion, by 53 votes agains 12. Peveral Otl~;'measures were advanced a stage. The A,6uso 'of ...

... I IMPR1IAL PARLIAMENT. I ' TOUSN, OF -'LORDS. SATRDAY, MAY 255. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the wool- sack at three o'clock . PETITION. Lord Bumxbus presented a petition from the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce in favour of the 'Sale gad Purchase of Shares Bill. 13A Fi4S CORPUS ACT SUSPENSION (IRELAND) (No. 2)-BILL. Lord RiBsDALB moved the frst reading of this ?? motion was agreed to. ...

... IDY TLRuBAPH.] ird iHOUSE OF LORDS. 'a rise ad, TUESDAY, MAY 21. ler Their lordsbips met at five o'clock. so Iof THE DISPUTE V. to In reply to Earl Russell, The EARL of DzuBY stated that the proposals PIA made to the American Government for a settle- ith ment of the points in dispute between the two (of Governments had not come to any definite end. i At present the American Government demanded ...

... - UMEROUS ARRESTS' IN HANOVER. : r w HA.OVhBj MAY' 2). Conisiderable exeitement has prevailed here for Aeveral days past, owing to nanmorou6 doiniciliary visits aid arrests ahving beenmade by the Pius- ian polibe among all classes of society. So far as can be ascertalned, the cause is believed to be the discovery of a combination between m~tnbers of the Hanoverian nobility, inthe event dof ...

... I PROTESTANT CHURCH I [ MISSIONS. I LGat evening a meeting of the Protestant Church Missions in connexion with the Jerusalem Dio- cean MiBssiOnary Fund was held in the Music Hall, Birkeahead. There was a large and re- spectable audience. The Rev. A. Knox presided, and amongst these present were the Bishop of Jerusalem, the Rteve. W. T. Smith, chaplain to the bishop ; T. B. Gobat, eon to the ...

... LATEST AED TELEGRAPHIC NEWS IREUTTER'S TELEGRAMS.] FRANCE. PFAme, MAY 25. The bourse has been flat. Rentes closed at 09F. 60c., or 22c. lower thanyeaterday. The students of Montpellier sent on tbe'23rd 'instant an address to the students of Strasburg expressing their concurrence in the patriotic reply made by the latter to the letter received by them from Berlin, which was alleged to have ...

... SALUB POPULI LEX SUPREMA. DOMESTIC. In the House of Lords, on Tuesday evening, the Earl of Derby said that negotiations relative to the claims made by the United States Government upon this country were still. pending. The Contagious Diseases (Animals) Bill was read a second time, as were also the Vice-President of'the Board of Trade Bill and the Sale and Purchase of Shares Bill. The Tenure ...

... I R E T U NIN F R T IRAVn NI NG F ROMr TW EH PA,- ?? - - ?? At -thap Kingston Petty Sessions, C Coventry, ol Beigrave-squareLondon,= a with dasnagiag v's cart in the OoVmrof it; two others who were 54 B«'~nt captamn were also charged with t 4 From the evidence given it appeared that t Coventy with a number of friends wa from Epsom on Thursday evening, and &bN Kingeton. they passed a ...

... I IMPERIAL. PARLIAMENT. i . , : _ * ?? HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, hiAY 24£ Their lordahips met at five o'clock. The Earl of DERBY laid on the table a plan of the alterations going on and proposed in and 1 around the Houses of Parliament. 2 THE ROYAL PARKS. Lord REDESDALE laid on the table a bill for the better management of the royal parks. He pro- posed to adopt the olauses of the act obtained ...

... FirtrPOoU1l .LX mevfuq S ^LUS POPULI LId SUPREMA DOMESTIC. The House of Lords sat for a few minutes on Saturday, and passed the Habeas Corpus Act Suspension (Ireland) Bill, and the Piers and Harbours Confirmation Bill, through the first stage. Lord Denman, in moving the adjournment of the house, urged the Govern- ment to commute the capital sentence passed upon Burke and other Fenian ...

... | MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE t OF A YOUNG LADY. l Between the hours of ten. and eleven on Friday night last, the family of the late Mr. M!Gibbon, poor inspector, Alyth, near Forfar, were thrown into a state of alarm by the disappearance of the eldest daughter Jean, aged about 27 years. At the time indicated, family devotions were closed, when Jean slipped quietly to the, door. As she was known ...