... , ?? HOUSE OF COMMONS,-WEDNESDAY, MAY 29. K The house met at 12 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The following bills were read a third time and passed:- Dalkey Township, Rochester Oyster Fishery, Wilford- I bridge, Wrexham, Mold, and Connah's Quay Railway, t and the Liverpool Improvement. GREAT NORTH OF SCOTLAND RAiLWAY BILL. On the motion for the consideration of this bill, I Mr. DODSON called the ...

... BY SPECIAL WIRE ANTD ORDINARY I TELEGrAPH. HOUSE OF COMMONS-TaHRSDAY. The SPrASE took the chair at four o'clock. Lord R, Leveson Gower took the oaths and his seat for the county of Sutherland. NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY (CARLISLE DEVIATION) BILL, AND GREAT NORTH oRi- SCOTLAND RAILWAY BILL. On considerapion of the report on the Northi British Railway (Carsce.XP Deviation) Bill, MrHALFIPELD moved tt ...

... MR. MILL'S PROPOSALS AS TO THE MIACHINERY OF ELECTIONS. The folloiving is the formn in which Mr. J. Stuart Miiill's propositions with regard to the method of voting at elections, now stand in the order-book of the House of Commons- In committoe on Representation of the People Bill:- Mr. Mill-Clauoe 9, line 27. leave out all after ' From and after the,' end insert 'Ipassing of the present ...

... WAR EXHIBITS A T PARIS. [FIRST ARTICLE.] IN a report on the French Exhibition of 1855, Captain Fowke remarked on the almost total absence of articles connected with military science, in this and the preceding Exhibition of [85I. With regard to the first, there appeared, he said, to have been a feeling that the object of the Great Exhibition was rather to make known and pro- mote the ...

... PMU BEAD, DUDBLfQ. Vp toR mLUL, MW 18, l87.-VW S.xC WAey 27-ThAeMA Powell, Rbrdeafg, genstal; Jea 11a2e1 and Je ne Moline, Byonne, Indian core ; Me IL AhakelmAn, NOmel, timber 1{Mevin., L-0dda, Ano; Qoe00, Brldg tr,.brieka; Staley, duener, ?? lay 28-leptew, L4ndon, manure; and I 0oliUWM lay 2T-ay Rulkely, fiengor, porter; Invesate, Port WUIlim, boll.; jj4atqecs, do, do; Pennu Uverpool, salt ...

... PROTEST AGAINST THEt BISHOP OF SALISBURY'S CHARGW. Dr. Hamilton, Bishop of Salisbury, has made the following reply to the protest of the clergy and lay- men of the Dorchester deanery:- The address which was signed by you and eight other clergymen, and fifteen laymen, reached me on Saturday before I left Dorchester. When I asked my brethren to give my whole charge a calm and patient and dutiful ...

... Wednesday, 2 o'clock. Tfrid Obtuinqtd otb3d- RE UTER 'S TELEGRAMS. FRANCE. PARIS, May 29.-The fete last night at the Austrian Embassy was splendid. The Emperor, the Empress, the Crown Prince, and Crown Princess of Piussia, and the Duke of Leuchtenberg were present. SPAIN. MADRID, May 29.-Several newspapers discuss to-day the position in which Spain is placed by the recent decree of the Emperor ...

... Contradictory accounts have reached Vienna respecting the fate of the Emperor Maximilian. One story represents that he is in captivity, while another will have it that the Republicans have been defeated. A telegram published this morning says that, in case the less favourable report be the true one, the Austrian Government have taken measures for the Emperor's release. A telegram from Berlin ...

... R NT. DOS F COMMIONS, losenY .t ?? the chair. at four o'elock. a ted siook Cowan took the) oaths and his seat for p he oosty of Stitherlasu. RAIWAY Os idraio Of the report of the North British Rail- b, Oy sad 6lH5j0 l)esi1tioii Bill, Vr. ?? oved that the bill be referred to a e V, Il~ADFiFLD in orde to iliow the shareholders of the a :eec 1511is.o ie Oleregoir, Company to be heard against ...

... .E}NIAL_ EW IS.. The Hei aid has reason to believe that Mr Jefferson Davis may be expected to arrive mi this country in June. ABANDOHNMEKNT OF THE CONQUEaaOPR.-A re- port reached Liverpool on Tuesday of the abandonment of the Conqueror, off Ceylon, on. the 10th January. The vessel was bound to Chittagong with a cargo of salt. She belonged,. lwe understand, to Mir Gauntlett, of London, the ...

... I . NEW tEIAGIO.. . At a time ' when ?? members' f the church of England are claimingi to exercise tempopal power on the ?? they 'are endowed with supernatural gifts another ?? ,movement, having simiari ends, in view: but which are to be attained by very different nesans, has not received the attention it' deserves.' This new faith, de- vised and 'promulgated by Auguste Cpmte, has obtained ...

... MR. DISRAELI'S SCHEME. SCHBDuLE A. Boroughs to return one Member only in future Parlia- ments: Honiton Knaresborough Cirencester Thetford Andover Bodmin Wells Leominster Great Marlow Evesham Tewkesbury Devizes Marlborough Ludlow Hertford Harwich Ripon Dorchester Richmond Huntingdon Liohfield, Lymington Malden SCHEDULE B. Places to be Boroughs to return one Member each. Torquay St. Helen's ...