... fI3PERIAL PARLIAXENT. -, ?? f ta r4` ., ~ .. . : f of ?? ( i LOS ALEQSI 0I1- I .1, z ND 'J~ljD A1fiJ B SA~.-]larl, lR~LLE:M ords, ?? O~tOputu~ques 1304 ?? oft the Oo~ici~ f !lichihae :ivn'hm ?? :W~iehj~aelcan nly e pt'tohi~as~amatter of inxi athepresouixivi of: theoeinofc iltok _4f ha' feelathati ?? ti stawte t6.the. house wheterihe~bmoanum'bic apeared in anevening ,PaPer'lstrweek- i8' ...

... SUNDAY MORNMQ'S TBLEGRAMS. THE VERY LAEST KEWS. ReyOVOis's KeOpi Orice, Sunday, 4 a.m. Bons, June 22. The inierniew esterday between the English, Bussian, and Austrian plenipoteutaries does not appear to have le. to a final conclusion, an the eonferenee between the delegatee was eontinued from noon to.dar until tfie hour of the sitting of the Congress. As preacnt an ogreemnat has been arrived ...

... The Legielalive Asenibly discussed the Pill for the granting of a credit of £20,000 for the national fite. MI. Lorgeril oprosed the Bill. He said: The pr~nces whom you summon to Paris will not be very grateful to You. (Cries of Enough, enough.) M. Pelletan ex- claimed, The Royalists insult their kings. M. Lorgeril replied, And the Republicansfire at them. (Prolonged uproar.) The ...

... DSTISlozJ -ox' SA0Z PESSONS = LUNATIC ASYMUMS. 11y!,X rl-- N~- Z - : a&rs. '*eorgina Weldon, whose name has been before'the a c ini ?? with a case at Bow-street, attended t Lambeth Poli c-court, accompanied by a lady who gave ernalne as Walker, complaining that property belonging to her Was detained in. a private lunatic asylum in which F ac led been placed. By the directior of the magistrate ...

... rUNZ&AZ 104WE. ota.;X24T Or IAN~OVAv On Monday forenoon the remains of iheinks ?? George V of Hanover were iiterad in the royal vauit beueaft the Ab.ert Memorial Chapel, Windsor Castls. The ceremony waB almost of a private msakune,. -ew peneos being aduitted to St. George's Dhapel withoat ticket, and iltose so privileged belongingpr iglpallyto the palace or holding positions in the royal ...

... The Prime Minister has appointed Sir Charles Du Cane, late governor of Tasmania, to be chairman of the Board of Customs. A brass-bound chest and two small boxes, addressed to' Captain Charles P. Kidder, ship Sarah Hignett, have been picked up' at Kilmore, supposed to be passengers' effects from the steamer Idaho. Mr. George Eulme, Ipswich, has been appointed go- vernor of the county prison, in ...

... 5 o,, * tr . -f, -Y T he0 e4iaii1, si? tdbtgnt Dean of Cork/ died on Sunday afternoon. He was one of the most prominent members of tre Irish Church, and one of teix three candidates for the vacant see of Cork. A ser aut girl has been burned to death at Whiby She accidentally saturated her dress with paraffin oil, and4 tisen imprudently went too near the fire. She was a Sir William Miles died ...

... NLEOTZON ITZXLLIGENOM. MIDDLEssOROUoH.-A vacancy has been caused in the representation of the newly-created borough of M iddesborough by the death of Mr. Henry 'Wllhiam Ferdinand Bolckow, of Marton Hall, Yorkshire, which happened on Tuesday, at Rasnegate, at the age of seventy. two years. The son of the late Henry Bolekow, of Sulten, in Mecklenburgh, Germany, he vwas born in 1806, a d settled ...

... IE3 COLLISION IN THE CHANNELs. During the short period of two months be- tween six and seven hundred lives bave buen lost at sea within a very short distance from Kohore, simply and solely through lubberly sea- *aanship. T'he siniag of the E~urydise was ?entirely attributable to the unski1~ulness of .ter captain; and bat of the Gernman ixonclad o~ff ?? tS thte shtepy of one or both -of those ...

... A CON=ASW, The perturbatigns of the people of England just now Lare manifold. Their country is in iinmine~ot danger of deatdly enconuter with the Colosses of the North; one of their greatest industries is threatened with palsy, through the deter41ined Strike of thousands of the cotton opera tives; Be gian wool and iron are cutting into their home usanufaectures of the same-inaterialsn; hey are ...

... SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 157s. SATURDAY'S EDITION. A PRAMIG CALi AND A NON-PFACTICAL BISHOP. The excellent Bishop of Manchester delivered a discourse in Holy Trinity Churh, Preston, on Sunday evening last.- The topic of his discourse was secular. In fact, he treated of the strike that now unhappily obtains in that region. Certain dignitaries of the Establishment may deem it either disparaging or ...

... TIME: SOCALKXST AND THE CFOON PRXIMCE 01 orGE3ANY. Last night a public meeting was held at the Pbhmnxi Temperance Hal, Commereial-road Enat convened by the Social Demoeratic V% orking Men's CIub, to discuss the question, What were the objects of the deputation to the Crown Prince of Germany, as well as the insult to the working classes in general, and the conduct of the press to the working ...