... i HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. On the consideration of the message from the Queen, with respect to the nension of Sir R. Napier On the motion of the Earl of MAW!L3:ISSBURY, seconded by Rail RUSSELL, An address was ordered to be presented to Txer majesty, assuring her of the cordial concurrence of th House in granting a pension to Sir ?? Napier. On the consideration of the Commons' Amendl to thel ...

... 'LATEST _NEWSi GREAT FIRE AT ROUTEN. A telegramn from Rouen yesterday states that a range of'vwarehouses in which a quantity of spirits 1#as stored caught fire on Wednesday night. The lames spread: to the post-office. The amount of damage estimated., at upwards of 1,000,000 francs. FRANCE, PABIS, Jaly 23rd.-The case of M. De Soubeyran against the tnternationaa, a French newspaper pubI lilhed ...

... LOC~AL: AND GEiNERAL l ILEEDS, JULY .;1, 18084 Lord Elceh to-day i8 to call attenltion to thle ,Coronation Oath; and to mnove for papers. To-day Viscoutnt Miltonl is to ask the Secertary of State for the Home Depasrtmnent it it is true that the Goveniment do not intend to take into considera tion the necessity of holding Aseizes at somae conveusient place withinl the South-Western Division of ...

... TEE WIMBLEIDON MEETING. J:: tl7. 1rejlrnltiosis fror the opening of the e; Wisubledon-coamnion have now been coam- l * 'le offices of the National lifle Associa- 1. were close(l in Pull-mall on Tuesday i;!- i. i' been opened oln the common. The only eci:l) sei.L'u the n cmerouo wurkingparties have had to aei zx5#~ili-t htas beelL the extremo heat, the like of 0 i' tis.tdt has never previoutsly ...

... !MPNTM?PARLIAMEFNT. ,. (By Telegraph.) HEOUSEE OF COMMONS, lSATURDAy. The Srng~cnn took the chair at twelve o'clock. M hETROPoLITAhN FOREIGN CATTLFi MARK;ETS BILL. On the ord-r of the day for tie recommittal of the Forei. ?? Markets Bill, Mr BrREAD expressed his regret that the bill was to be .withdrawn, hut at the same time acquitted the Govern- ment of all blamne, for they ceaerly had no ...

... fROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. LoNwron, Monday Afternoon. !,o one ?? deny to the House of Commons the t~etof working very hard under unfavourable circum- n Wces. With the thermometer very little below 100, in t ehade, that remnant of Parliament which still sticks to da city bas been sitting 12, 1-1, and even 16 hours at a ,tretch in Order to finish the business which must be tanmscted before ...

... LATEST_ NEWS@ REuvEus TELEXEAI1 FRANCE. Pals, July 13, Evening. At the election at Moulins for a Member of the Legisla- tive Body, M. Mony, the Governmental candidate, has been returned by 18,2-15 out of 10,059 votes. In reference to some rumaours of the conclusion of a ustolms and Military Convention between France, Bel- gium, and Holland, the Patrie of this evening publishes a long letter ...

... TnE proceedings in the Houses of- Parlia- ment since our last issue have not been of a very exciting character. We have had the calm which follows the storm. There is no outcry-except in the columns of Radical newspapers-against the House of Lords, in consequence of the latter having dared to kick out, in a most ignominious manner, Mr. GLADSTON'5'S Irish Church Suspensory Bill. In spite, ...

... LOCAL 1WNELLIGENGE. ; SYANElT tNiAMMOND, of the flull police Xotbe, aied on lTnesdF lornig5 after a very short, illness. He ha t ohnected 'with the force for many ye t AD bore an excellent character.. * Xaons AccIDENT TO THE PRI:YCIPAL OF TH'i MULL AND EAST RIDI0N4 CLTEGE.-We regret exceedingly to announce that ttje jev. Mr. Lucas, the principal of the Hull ant' East Riding College, Park ...

... I 1 FRIDAY, 10 a.n.L THIS MORNING'S NEWS SERVIA. - BELGRA-DE, July 2nd, (evening). -All the consuls have hoisted flags over their consulates. After riding through the town, Prince Milan re- ceived the oath of allegance from the troops. The ceremony of the installation of the prince will take place to-morrow. AUSTRIA. VIBeeur, July 3rd. -The O~cidal Gazette of this morning publislpd an ...

... LucICLSTta, Thursday Evenina. The stocir-yard was thrown opun to the wtLbliC r to-day, as well as the implement yard, and although the I rate of admission was 5s. each person, there wve It agood F attendance, 2,947 visiters having passed throurgh the ture a- stiles up to 3).8 p.m., producing to the society's traamury t £726; is. The society has thus made a good stbrt with 6 its Leicester ...

... IRPERUL PA EXT, ?? Telegraph.J HOUSE OF COMMONS, SA-TU The SriAxxa took the chair at twelve o l~ckr GRIEVANCES OF CUS-roMS OFFIqnt Mr. GRAVES asked the Sceretary of ts, 5 ehether the Commission appointed by tb.~ hre tr' u lnqmiro into the grievances of Customns ?? t .had made its report, and if it was intended u s ad invesptigaio to rntehne outports, when the i~t; 5xtend t'h Mr. SCLATER-BOOTEI ...