... Yesterday afternoon Mr. Noble's monument of Cobdesi was formally unveiled in the Peel Park, Salford. Thie is one of the three parks thrown open to the people as recreation grounds by the munificent subscriptions whioch were raised more than twenty years ago. The park already contained four other statues by the same sculptor -one of the Queen, which Her Majisty has visited and greatly admired; ...

... ~YRMIINGIIAM RIOTS. Bcsrsrqcnr, Tuesday, 4 p.mn. The riot last night will long be remembered byc the isibabit sits of Birmingham. it was more fearful even gtnan anticipated. Nearly eighty persons were taken into ,,stody yesterday, and the wounds of some of them, ?? well asecf those taken home end to the hospit6ls, are very serious. Late lent night the troops telegraphed for from Weedoli end ...

... rlME RuO POSED SITE OF TIHE HOUSE OF1' lZECOVEMY AT B3RADFORD. Yesterday afternoonl the monthly mnectillg of the Dradford Intirunary Dand was held in thr '6oard-roomll, at the ilithimary. Tlhere owas a hill attendance4. Dr. Maoturk oeccupied the chair, anlld ojened the proceediuige by statiug ant at tho last miouthlly mlleetilln lhe opejin of th' mih edioal eilicers of the Iofiniarm-y had beeo ...

... FOREIGN AND COLONIfL. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF PARIS, LrvnPoO0, Tue i The Inman screw steamer Cityof Paris, Capt xte' which sailed from New York on the 16th inst the Mersey this morning, after a very rapid pass brings 163 passelngers, and 913,3S7 dollars in E le it , ht eC The New York leraldin an editorial artielesa, y. information we receive from the Pacific side of the ( e nent shows ...

... PARLIAMENT. I (Lip Tdcgrap/r.) ]IIOUSE OF LORDS, YJ5STINDAry. Thi Lodsbipe met eat fveo'clock. he L THE RITUAL COMMISSION, Ingel to Earl lttb55E~, Ine Erl Iof SUIAFTESBU ItY said that he hstd deolined to be ?? f 05 thu Ritual Commlission oue the ground to o ?? piio9,or who was held to be that no one of eixtrem opigt obeioamrbro htt O soxtem and fonr thi's re~s5,0 he also objected to the conati ...

... LATEST NEWSO fRumns' Tbrzc!m.1 FRANCE..!.~ IRI., June 3. The Journal de Paris asserts that Signor Villemarn h1s semi.officially proposed to the Poatifloal Govern- ment that the Papal provinces should be ocoupied by Italian troops for the extirpation of brigandage, and to preserve the temporal power from any attempts of the party of action. ' Tbis proposition, it adds, was sup- ported by M. de ...

... BOO?1t'i?EFORM BILL. LETA?f?O? TOIT?E GOVERNMENT. ' ' S ' ' ' ' ''LoNomos Monday. *This afteritoonn a~lerge and imsportanstdeputation of Scotch XJembes~r of ?? and rep'eeentatives of thle chief corporations of Scotland w aited ora tee Chancellor of the, Exehequer sattils offllial residence in Dwivaing- street, to .Drge 'the'.claims of 'that country to increased representation in P~arliament., ...

... PREFFIELD TRADES OUTRAGE COMMISSION. EIGHTEENTH DAY, WxoEDNMDAY. BeforethoExahaiers:-W. OrmD,Q.a.,T. J. BlM W, and G. CHAwio, Esqrs. At the opening of the proceedings this morning, the first witness called was George Castle, secretary to the Sickle and Reapiig-hook Crindere. He produced the books of the uniOn, but did not know how far back they extended. They were all he had in his possession, ...

... 1FROM OUR LONDON COBRRESPONDS&T,| LOcN.3N, M~onday. .1 It wrill ngain bo my misfortune to aissist at one of those critical stages in the ?? of the R~eform Bell *evhich seem destined to ocne'on Monday nights. The ?? of Commoons hn3 been B0 oomplotely ?? by the Mtinisterial pl~oicy and the Ltueesterial leader that no meanrs exist as the basis of an opinion of the result. You cannot tell even ...

... MI~pC1LAEOU;S The receipts by. the turnstiles of the Exhibition on Monday amounted to over 62;000f. The Bunhill-flelds BurialDground Preservation gml has passld 'the Legislatuxe, and now only waits the Royal assent.to beomne laiw. - . D Van de Weyer, the Belgian Minister5 and ,Baron de-Cetto, the 'Bavarian Minister, were presoeoed to HIer Majesty on Thursday by Lord Stanley, and delivered ...

... FOREIGN AND COLONIAL PRUSSIA. BIursN, Thursday. The King left this morning foe Iieguits. Yesterday, Herr Twesten was sentenced by the Dig- ciplinary Court to pay a fine of 100 thalere on account of a speech delivered by him in the Chamber of Deputies. SPAIN. MADuD, Thursday. In to-day's sitting of the Congress the committee on the settlement of the foreign debts presented their report, in ...

... TIIEOU oT BELIN. 2are June 18. -Thoe grand aeview which yesterday foolk place in isne o h ussiai meo,?n te eipleo-fed able tlie garrisons of Spandan, Potadana, and Charlotten- burg', as well as the Regimnent of the Brandenburg Cuiras- *e ?? 6 and the lst Brandenburg L~ancers' Regiment, ,o 3, slhould parbosipate. The troops appeared in parade dres with baggage, the infantry in white trousers, ...