... I FIOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY. ! Lorl i 4)NCK called attention to the military con. g1 dition .r ;e kingdom. He said it was an erroneous impres iia that, although the country was paying a( heavily or the means of defence, those means re would Ik bound to be illusory. Hle was quite satis. W fied with the number of men at home if their Pi quality was as good as it should be, but he corn. ak plained ...

... I Lord and Lady Skelmeredale, who were recently u ataying at Xouno, have left for Naples. Tihe Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. h Ferdinand Krapf as consul at Liverpool for his It Majesty the Emperor of Austria. a1 A few days since ILord Robert Grosvenor laid n before the Emperor of the French tho plausx o diagrams, &e., for a tunnel between France an' t Eugland. I optl Mrs. liipley, ...

... I GARIBALDI ON SPATN. The Afozinwmeto publishes the fouiowiug Ut-Aer fromn General (aribaldi to Senor Garrido, member of the SpiinishCortes:- t Caprera, April 20, 18T9. MY DEAR GARRIDO-The r-solution of the Co- burg s worthy of all prs; s. I hope th-s wl he a lesson for the enamorred f.:ends cA the revola.ion. ' and all t. ie filends of the Span'sh nation do not visii to see her imitatng ...

... [BY TELEGRAPH.] HOUSE OF COMMONS-YESTERDAY. THER SPzAKER took the chair shortly before twelve o'clock. THE LMP;'RIAL GAS BILL. On the motion for the consideration of the Im- perial Gas Bill, Mr. MORRISON moved thatit be re-committed, in order to insert certain fresh clauses, which would bring the Bill in conformity with the propositions of the City of London Gas Company, in respect mainly of ...

... 0 ST'ATI'STlU'S OF LEVEL .ALLWAY CROSS , IV- KU- T INGS IN HULLI. The following is a summary of the information fur- nished by Captain Tyler, the Inspector of the Board of Trade, relative to the level railway crossings in Hull i Traffic between 5 a.m and 10 p.m. during week ending Wed- nesday, 14th April, 1809:- AVXHGSE son SavzN DAYs. Nameof Crossing. ° . a ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. WalsaIL-1,281 feot. J. L. P.-We will look at the report. X. Y. Z.-Wo know nothing of Murphy's antecedents. IV. R.-Koasuth was publicly received in Birmingham 10th November, .1O1. J. D., Bilston.-Tho duty is payable at the time of administering to the will. J. S. M'-Mr. Dion Boucicault is an Irishman. He was born in Dublin 26th December, 1822. IV. E. Mh, ...

... LATEST NEWS* frV TELEGRAPM] NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, Th Sray MSorning. THEl TRI.SH CTHUIRCH B1311. JIeT OV, Wzo)SESDAxx-The Owl ?? prolbabvl:ty is that the Government will, to-morrow night, makesome concession to the Oppositiononthe consideration of clause 27 of the Irish Church Bill, and that Mfr. Gladstone will abandon that portion of it which provides that ecclesiastical residences may be handed ...

... LAT ?? '0O 4i.HE W uDD IN BTT1!IiE' - _ ef OF ,- wssi] ~ ~JNG~OB PRUISS1 Bpanwq April 29. nreeted to-day to the King of Prussia 7 ' ' . 9 e F from the International Conference o the subject of the oue of the wounded jsty teplied In French, and said:- Your work pt-d wills honour the grand idea of declaring tel the hospitals for the sick in time of war. I g tf ? i4tertatif hopes that this ...

... ?? meeting of this Pleebytery was held yesterday-the Rev. Or IV. icltitb, MJoderator, The Law Committee re- portt d that, after dule consideration of Mr Hughes' Sutday Trading Bill, they bad agreed to recouamead to the I'resl,ytery not to take aiy stepi in regard to the ineasture. Dr Nisbet expressed his regret at this decision, and moved that the Presbytery petition against the bill, which ...

... THE CAREY-STREET SITE. To the EDITOR Of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-The Engineer very naturally suggests that the Carey- street site should be offered to the London and North Western Railway as a site for a central terminus. Upon this you remark that the idea might be improved upon, and that it would be worth the while of the Great Northern, Midland, and North Western to combine for the ...

... ag g POYAL 1TATZA OPMIRA, CORA NT.GARDEN. To-MIoasow, will be pediormed ROin'e i3sud OperX GtUGIGElMO TELL. Azuoldo, .51gm Mongint GugllellAo Tell, Slsnor Graziani (his flrst ppeaxence iiie; sea on); walter, Signor Hagegiolo; 3esir, Signor Tsgisueo: Bduige, Adle. acalci; Jemmy,MDiclle;,'Locste~l f'and bladlde, M~dne. Sinico. Gonduetor, Signor Li CdL. LaTeUenne in the Third Mt Will be danced ...

... TO 1'RE EDITOR OF THE FB5EXAN. DEAR MB. EDITOR.-I was no less surprised than delighted with yonr advocacy of the poor eempstresc..s of Dublin In thiis the age of enlightened ideas and morel progrer3, when lith profeesions of 1-berality on onr lips we boost of or- noble -natitutiorg for the re'ef of every plhrse of hrman suffei.fg, :s it not a crying ev;l that there r-e hundreds of young women, ...