... I I HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, JUNE 3. Their lordships met at five o'olock THE CAVALRY BARRACKS AT KNIGHTSBRIDGE. Lord REDESDALE asked if the cost of ulling dozrn the cavalry barrvcka at Knightsbridge and of rihildfhg thihr barracks to replace , would be defrayed by the persons who would benefit 6 their removal. The present barracks were he said, admirably fitted for the purposes for which they ...

... LOCA L I - ._ OIL T1 NNV rpm L , T - ,, ?? I UPENrNGOF0 THt NgFWTo seen from the report of tii T ?? -. meeting last Thursday t roed 511b declined the. invitation to hat theen p ?? \V1 Preston Town Hall and thtehe pgi l~ in addition to the other festivitiee e th5re has, Inese areview of the volunteers fe there ees Pacjs ?? has also bes iniedt e rw5 t pti answer has been reeieef-nt,~ 0 but e ...

... The National Reform Union held a great meeting on Saturday evening in St. James's Hall. Mr. Samuel Morley presided; and with him on the platform were Mr. Mill, MP., Mr. Gilpin, M.P., Col. Dlckson, andDr. Brewer. The Chairman opened the proceedings by explaining that this meeting was advertised before the government decided to accept the principle of Mr. Hodgklnson's amendment- before, indeed, ...

... SALUS POPULI LEX S1PREMA. . I DOMESTIC. In the House of Lords on Thursday evening, the Army Enlistment Bill was read a third time and passed. Several other measures leere advanced a step. In the House -of Commons, Lord Naas said that the Government had received reports of the prevalence of distress in the wost of Ireland, and that steps had been taken to provide employment for the people on ...

... LATEST AM E TELEGRIPH31IC NEWS. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, FRIDAy EvaiNwq. The rapid accumnlation of resources is now pro. ducing a daily observable effect. The amount of money in the hands of the public is astonishing; and as for the present the principal attention in given to the funds, a further rise has been estab- lished As am instance of the change within the last four days, It may be mentioned ...

... , THE FATE OF DP, LIVINGSTONE, AP the annual-meeting of the Royal Geographiaol Society, hela& in London on Monday, -the president, Sir Roderlok nMurchison, in the coured of a long address, made Interest. ibg reference to Aifrloan exploration and thbhfate of Living- stone. The president said he had never admitted that there existed any valid proof whatever of the deathrlof' that great traveller ...

... 7jll 1 -. .- , : i:. .. .. . I-. - t , r iESTABISHED CHURCH. Oj ; ; ti sla Mr.. W. Smith, of North Lelth ! eonv~eeJ of the:endowmen eom.mittee, gavein !the rej,6it of that ,imporEtantcheme olf the ohurcl4 whilh' shid that 'thwgioas' amountf of-' funds hithertureceived fort.heprnoiil4fupl nountod . all ,the eiatoroups t122, 7j ; thab toh'efmn t eceivedby the geherbl and lodsl tre uaeidxrins r I ...

... LORD DERBY ON IRISH GRIEVANuES. Id Lord Derby seemed to think it very strange ~e the other night that a debate on the renewed s Euspension of the Habeas Corpus Act in 0f Ireland should diverge into a ?? on Irish grievances. In particular, any reference to the Protestant Church Establishment appeared to him remarkably out of place. What possible or conceivable connection could there be between ...

... 'OUTRAGE ON A MIDSHIPMAN. The Daily Telegraph says-A story has come to our ears which Is so disgraceful to the chief actor oractors inthe affair that we give it for the present in oittline only, trustifig that the report may be jsusceptible of somne modification by those who are concrnod. _,Tee Bhrnbei e, etea~n. corvettA If 21 guns, has been lately fitting out at Plymouth for the West Indies ...

... A number of distinguished Ritualisto, including Dr. Pusey and Archdeacon Denison, have signed an address to the Archbishop of Cnuterbury. setting forth their view of the elements used in the Holy Rucharist. The following are the lead- ing points of the address:- 1 We repudiate the opinion oL a corporal presence of Chrst's natural flesh and blood-that is to say, of the presence of His body ...

... I 1 ,, I - , 7 .. . . . , , -;LIVERPOOL. BIRTHS AXDDEATHS IN la | ' ' TWENT'SECOND WEE, IL ra ;e In the week ending last Saturday 4012 birthe m le and 2333:deaths were registered in ten large citiese o e1 asnd'boroughs of 'England, including London. The g6 511 births exceeded by,421, while the deaths were 229' T! below, the average weeklyznumbers inthe ten years. hr 1851'60, Corrected for ...

... -I SC D DT -- | ' :Sz IY'-iDITION ?? 'I ?? ., . , . ,. [BY TLEGAPH.] - - three l tii tiis O ambniri -..MAILx NEW8 ~ ?? .The bromer ,rteitirt New Yorkc, from New 'York, paied krita -stleet 6 5 ai.m. i sE DIST 'RI sJ N.;ITQ OF 8AT.;- ,T;.lho LZi~Ii hcwa renmark, that 4;taklng int :aqount the iioesestg of' ?? and 'I brtcidbitt:0f,0bt;3iiW aaidjustioiteitheq. .the rival emiof -r. Diaeli a'd Mr. ...