... D~ZRBY CORPORATION ENQUI~y DERBY CORPORATION ElqQUIRY 4 A. E. CoosB`UiRN and EDWARD5 RUSHITON, EqIres tha two of the Commissioners appointed to enquire into the Ch ,existing state of Municipal Corpo~rations, commenced their eat ,investigation into the state of the Corporation of Derby, at otb tel~ve o'cloc~ on Monday, at the Gujidhall. Notice had by b short time previously been given by the ...

... AISCELLANEOUS. A- or ?? . .L I WINDSOR, OCT. 26.-Yesterday the King went to Bag- d shot Park to pay a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Glou- f cester, with whom his Majesty spent some hours. After S s partaking of luncheon with their Royal Highnesses, his V Majesty returned to the Castle. The Queen did not leave ti the Castle during the day. Lord Hill and Sir James Kempt E took leave of their ...

... AVFDNmsI)Ay~s)-S-- -I.- -.AA a. I., _ . London, Taesday, March 25. TF ?? IIALr-PAST ONE.Thle Marlkets have again .M .,11 f Q1 le1s5 being now quoted at 91 fior Money and pa rtile I ?? an P Sto]k e15 ccount. ?? Stock is 217 218, and India ib Bondi 2,a, Exchequer Bills arc 52 54 and India !97j ?? aoreigl] Slarlet Dutch Five per Cent. Stock is of and ailalf per Cents., 49a 5 }; elgian 994 104 to ...

... TAHE DERBY MERCURY, WIEDW1SDAT, eAT 4. Agreeably to general expectation, the Ministerial Iris!i LMunicipal Bill was virtually annihilated by the Resolution moved and Craried hua . v DAY ?? .- - .- ?? a ?? ~ u., -a111U11sa By tne Kesolution moved and carried by a very large majority in the flouse of Peers, namely, i' That it be an instruction to the Committee to make provision for the ...

... M - CEA q MXISCELLAsNEOUS. Itis rumoured thiat'the ?? which bicame vacant Iii by the death of Earl Bathurst is to be given to the Duke 11 of Norfo1kTimne§. -:Mr. Franludl.. Lewis will be the Chairman of the Central Bheard under the Poor Law Bill. His co-partners and assistants are Mr. John Lefevre and Mr. Nichols. Mr. I 'Lefbwre is, or rather was,_for we presume he has already es~ign~d the ...

... The King, attended by Lieutenant-General Sir Herbert Taylor, G.C.B and G.C.H, and escorted from Sutton by a detachment of the 3d Regiment of' Light Dragoons arrived at St. James's Palace on Monday, at ole o'clock, in his travelling carriage, from Brighton.-His Majesty held a Council at two o'clock, which was attended by Lord Mel- bourne, Lord Duncannon, Lord Palmerston, Mr. Spring Rice, Lord ...

... Joseph Pheasant and Geo. Bancroft, of Shardlow, charged with stealing at Shardlow, two half Trent lines, and one lock rope, the property of 'essrs. J. Sutton and Co.-Also with stealing 71. lOs. in money, belonging to Joseph Dickinson. John Vernon, of Sparrow-pit, charged with stealing and leading away a black horse, the property of Joseph Vernon. William Smith, of Aslibourn, charged with ...

... PARLIAMENTARY iNTBLLIGENCEB,: { (Continuedfromfturtispage.) HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDA.Y, MAY 9. The business was very unimportant. - The Marquis of NoRMANBY again brought before the House of Lords the case of the Sunderland magistrates, who have felt themselves aggrieved by certain remarks of the Marquis of Londonderry, imputing to them the exercise of their power of granting licenses for the pur- ...

... The Paris papers do not possess any interest. The chs celebrated Field Marshal Moncey, Duke of Conegliano Hai and Governor of the ?? Hospital of the Invalids, died 'l on ''hursday morning, in the 90th year of hisage. Dis- well patches from Algeria of the 2d inst' announce that Abd- i ?? bad again in vaded the province from the fron-,fir tiers of Morocco, and that General Bedeau had marched & ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DERBY MtERCIURY. Sir--The announcement of the i' Anniversary Of Opening the Arboretum cannot fail being hailed with joy by the inhabitants of Derby, and the, feelings of respect and admiration for the character of its munificent 1 donor mustberenewed with inereasedardor andsincerity. It is however to be lamented that the same spirit o±f er- lightened liberality is not ...

... DBREADFUL RIOTS AT LIVERPOOL ON WE DNESDAY v, FOUR MEN AND ONE WOMAN SHOT. (From the Liverpool Mlail of Thursday.) We regret to say tirot our election has not passed off so quietly as we bed supposed, but that some bloodshed and serious injury to property have occurred. We hove endeo- voared to obtain the particulars from a source on which we can place the fullest reliance, and subjoin them in ...

... THE AM.&EV-RO-A7FF. Sir Robert Pcel's niew commercial Tariff; with the changes tq which the Governiment has been induced to accede by the representations and suggestions of those ;parties who have a practical acquaintance with the subject is nor printed. These changes are few in number. In the case of a few manufactured articles, in which it ap- peared that a sudden removal of protection to ...