... BELI-GOVERNMENT OF NEW ZEALAND. The House of Lords has followed the House of Commons in debating the unhappy situation of New Zealand. The Earl of Carnarvon, indeed, who brought forward the subject on Tuesday, takes it up in a different way from Lord Bury. Having had a brief experience of the duties and anxieties of the Secretary of State for the Colonies, and being in his time severely ...

... LATE ST AND iP110C NEWS, o --lll~ 6 |. ~()iI IrITV. 111WED INSDAY EVNKNrN3. *1 lKF mni '.'icnied dull upon the division j o uee ot ILor~lo sltel night, but subsequently in til b-h coasidirationa proved far more partl!, -, ' .:!i . ivings as to the course of tone u~ltb good business baa been done b rs e tcOng' The furtherdevelopment j1 poepev. the daily sales of gold to the j .t runt d, itie ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLAMENT j [BY TLEGRAPI1] HOUSE OF COMMONS WEDNESDAY, JULY 21. -The Speaker took the chair at twelve o'clock. LARGE ATTENDANE. -PETITIONS AGAINST THE LORDS' AMENDMENTS OF THE IRISH CHURCH BILL. There was an unusually large attendance for a day sitting. The Treasury bench, however, was entirely deserted during the earlier purt of the sitting. The presentation of some petitions ...

... THE HAT.LUS IOPUMI LX SVPBEBA. ?? PARLIAMENTARY. In thoe louse of Lords, oil Tuesday, the amendments of the Commons to their Lord- rhips' amendwents upon the IrishChurchBill came up for consideration, and Earl Gran- ville moved that the Commons' amendments upon the preamble should be agreed to. An exciting discussion took place, which ended in the motion being rejected by a majority of T 8. ...

... I i In the Honse of Conmons, on Wednesday, Mr. Rathbune presented a petitipn from Liverpool in favour of the Married Women's Property Bill. The toyt say that a marriage is arranged batween Mr. George Trevelyan, M.P., Junior Lord of the Admiralty, and Miss Phillips, eldest daughter of Mr. IL N. Phillips, M.P. for Bury. The following gentlemen have passed the pre. liminary examination for the ...

... OPENING OF A NEW REFUGE I FOR DESTITUTE BOYS. Yesterday afternoon the premises, 02, St. Anne- street (formerly occupied an the 'judges' lodgings), were opened as a refuge and night asylum for dcatituto and homeless boys. The committee of the Aesociation of Providence, having found that their premises in Soho-street were uniqual to provide for the number of deserving applications made to them, ...

... PREZ1E1MENTS AND APPOINVMENTS. Benunett, Rev. II. H., B A., to incumbency of the newly. . erected church of St. Mary the Virgin, Freeland, in tile parish of Eynsham, Oxfordshire. Campbell, Rev. D., M.A., to be assistant chaplain of . Millbank Prison. Elwell, Rev. A. 0., MA., latO curate of Long Ashton, near Brietol, to rectory of 1Forscote, near Bath. Gray, Rev. R. H., M.A., vicar of Ktrkby, ...

... ANOTHER ORANGE DEMON- I , STRATION IN LIVERPOOL. I TREASONABLE SPEECHES & AMUSING DENUN CIATION OF THE ARISTOCRACY. SIMPSON AGAIN SHOUTING. Liverpool has helped to place the Ministryin anotherdilemma. Simpson-Mr.WilliamSimpPon, a candidate who did not go to the Poll at the last election-baa again shouted, and MAr. Joseph Ball has declaimed against the Irish Church Bill; and therefore the ...

... I CORUSPONDENCE. RE WILLIAM BROWN.. TO THE EDITORS OF THlE LIVERPOOL MERCUMr. Gentlemen,-I wish tosay in repig to u iir. l tty'eloter thait what ho ceig b ?? true facts wtill so far as ikmy affect hi con duct, boe ubmitted, nost term, to the tourt of Qbeen ?? &ch eL NOtbmrel.a 2, amruuawnck-etreeu, Liverpool, liky o2 ltin9. :INTOIERABLE NUISANCE. TO XH1 RISiTrOpt oY TnlE IErWPpOOL MISSgtY. ...

... MEETINGS OF LOCAL BOA\RDS. ,LITHERLAND). The monthlly meeting of this board was hettl last evening, at the 1puhlic offices, Jitlierland, ilar; Barnes in the chair. The other memberg pesut tere AlesrsN. E'mnlott, Hope, Greswin, Blrowen, and Boeakbana,-A long discussion took placs a to iwhether the board had the power to direct that new houses should be built a certnin distance from the highway ...

... The fortnightly meeting of tbig board wm liid) yesterday, at the relieving eflices, Hampton-str''' tbe mem bhers present being Mr. T. Evans (in thr t-hair), the Eev. C. A. ,Grahlanm, AMeser% Henderson, Lepge, Scott, Glover, Htnchv,, and Teasdale. --Mr- Bedding, the master, r-ibvtci the nmbher ol paupers in thewocakhoue -n the 2Sth ult. to be :570 ; admitted since, .11; -lipcharged, 62 d'ead, 3 ...

... I THlE SOUTH LANCASEIRE COLLIERS. I On Monday afternoon, a meeting of the colliers in the Wigan district was held in the Boys' Well Fields, Wigan, to consider the present position of the miners generally, and the true remedy for the same; to review the proceed- ings of the representatives of the Miners' Association with regard to the lines Regulation Bill; and, thirdly, to dis- cuss the ...