... MPERIAP L PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTEiDAY. TELET3: lordr'ips miet at five o'clock. | TITE DEc.'LAIATION AGAINST I aSL E'TASTTIOY The Mar(Iuis of WEST`TMEATHI gave ?? that on Thursdaiy next he asvuld call attention to a Lii nobefore aciranet fur abolishing the c'larat:oni i a 'ainet Tran1suobstantiatiol, nor- requirI to be ?? cy persons on their admission to civil offices. THE LAW OF LIBEL ...

... IATE ST N ?? [uY TELEGRAPHI. Nsa h'S-LET `TS-R GEE rui;Z Fr~uta-1 iferylriey. FR AN CE. PARTS, JULY1 ?? Sultan leaves here thins evening, for England at7 p~m. His -Majesty travels by way of Boulogne. I In to dayqs sittinlg of thle Legeslateve Beds. I M. Ror-her- irel-- toI. Pieerd, said that a semi- orercial colurnueiicatlon relatiua to the position of the --Mexican bonadholderls will lie made ...

... TITT' UI'ISH POO-LAW\-S. Tire. Comcnisioners for ?? the Lawvs for itl¢i of the Poor in Ireland, in. a report dated -212t Mjarch, 18*7C and addressed to the Lord Lieutenant, estxte th3at the avesi'g daily number of inmates shows a Jerease; and -we had hocp3 at the date of our last aunuai ?? that the gradual 'hereasc of picuperisn in the workhou-es since the ycar Ms3-:33 h-ould be continued ...

... nROMOTON; A-D EXCHANGES. 'WAR O!rrICE, PsAL-'M-Ir, JULY 5. 2ndl Life Guards-Lient Hi C Belly. Bart. from the- 2n I Dragoons, to be Lieut. by purchase, vice Pa-Id, who' exchanges. receiving the dilferelnee. floval Horse Gaardb -T E Cawt. Gent, to be Cornet7, by oda, vise R I) tenart-G-rosset-MnUirhead, Ipromloted. -2nd IDragooni.-Lie-ut U~ Paculet, from the 2nd Ur,, Guards, to be Lient, vice- ...

... PEYN-AND.IN-K PICTURE OF THE PAGEANT. TirE special cor-espondent of thle De~y T'fI-grpr~h. writin_ at Rome on the Sutl0fi Juite, says: - In a few sniall Italian towns -iiotiilv iii Verona~ -dermonstrituti0n i-f a to -ro ores lisivtc- racter were mnade oii Corpusa ffm1 int i avagaia.in prelates anild priests, burning Coals were droppe:p out of windows ?? the camopy shleltering tl'ce Sacres~anto ...

... TIIE COURT. WIxNDSO CASTLE, SuTNsis-.-.-Her lMajesty, the ?? of Prussia, Prine and Princoss Louis of ,Hesse, Princess Louise, and Prince Leopold, and the Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting, attended Divine service in the private chapel this snoresing. The Very Rev. the Delan of Canterbnry preached the sermon. The light lRon. the Chlanucellor of the Exchequer and Mr. Ilelps arrived at the Castle ...

... CORRESPONDENE. TME CENT RAL RAT LWAY ,TAT rON-TOWN HA LL-sNEW'' STIE ET. TO TE EDIT~OR OF THI: EELfA-ST N EW',-LETTER, Sti:-Oiir oeuncil ivialeitalamouthemselves. and, iu asmertaineti opp,'-sition to a ltarC anti inffluential p)ortiol oF their constitvl0lts5, Miglht ?? hefore ca'i!rrying out ctnnusicks inlvill2 important issues to tile comlnlmuii~t;. ?? it is rizht tha~t repie. settatteis sl ...

... 'LATEST ElS FR jT'rr.RAI .E-] THE LATE EMFCTO, E _MAXIMI)B L IANi. P-m. .Tew . 9.-ThLYe 2f l 'oSiO Nefr- pubIrlisheS tics cfhlorircc } lcwrs from )Icxceo to - h1lv 1st:- Teesi '.lio! excitlice tampr,; ler d toiehtainia is e ?? rIlIccd. an u I thle city of M .exico citpitulated (-II the s -t nilt. In ; fears were ?? as to the personal safety of thrench Lett'nMll) 1-1 Oil, still in Mexi co. J ...

... COURT ,AtIN D FSHION. T 3E C O RT. WifoNDSOR CAST.LE. TIIL Ir.S)A.-The Duchess ef Wellington andl the Right lion. Sir Stalford North- cote arrived at the Castle yestcrdayv aid had the honor of dining with the Queen antd the Royal Lanmily. Sir T. .M. Lilul!h had also the honor of wieing invited. '1 IE PI-LNCEiS* OF WA'ALE-i. lxro is lihave bees in circitlationduringtheweek that the Princess of ...

... T iGACT ?? ' ' L ENEPOSED. A -S'A IL, bithigligtilt :w'ge~tive treat linea just Jpas;,ec llit' al s~- a odill ctallt0, :III i 've daeC aillixoa. to call thle .11t tteutwu L' (LI OL&O I - la its eojitejits. It pi(-IOC, tt-ij-lua ti the timfi(AL. to -inliL fimpoitaut co-fd'ca ionis on fi gh l !orcl Ilialislu, Sister5 if ?? ~ -L-~ICs ...

... ECCLESSIASTICAL. TITLES AND ROMAN CATULAlC RELIEF ACTS. Cit Lilaitily, itUS-AY E\AiYs:Lt(i.-The Select Corti- ini mttee of the Hthuee of Commonis to whom the till, Ins. brow-i11t -1 Tile M ?? for the repeal of tho lie, Ecclesiastical Tte Act, was referred, held, their *ho first meeting to-dlay. M-r. MEvyepr iwecie. of The other mnemibers eil the eermmitles were-Mr. 7as Pausil, -Mr. \arpj110y0 ...

... Qf ?flflut Rflu-ry ffftr* 3 (ESTABLIhSIDD ANNO )1781. iDS- = ?? =_ ?? ?? _ _ _ ate B E L F A S T: to SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1867. 1S.I the Ieouse of Lords, last evening, setvoral icy Bills were advanced a stage; certain returns w rere ordered; and a conversation took place with reference to the manner in which Lord A I Cianwortlh's Bill to amiend the Salmoln Fishe- at ,rt, rics (Irelan(l) Act was ...