LATE ANEWS. BY PLECTRIC AND INTEmsvITION.L TH55rGR'APH. .O5IOES, TEMPit BumLviNGf, NEw STrEET. THE LOSS AT MAGENTA. (MAft. Reuter's Tc-egr mas.) The following telegrams were received at Mr. Reuter's office, June 18h, 1859:- " VIEW.n, Saturday, June 18th. "An official account has

L A T E S T N E W S . (By Eiectrbic releraph.) FRI A N CE. The Timezs' Paris correspondent reg.d, heeetino M. Migeon as snore serious than if the whole of the Depu- ties elected for Paris had belonged to the f Mountain." The Herald's correspondent attribates the election of M., M

C.011111arciiiI Rilb 'LlIolutarg. SATUIDAty EVENING, May 29. The discussion in the Hoase of Co1smons last nigllt upon the Challcellor of thle Exchequers speech at Slough , pro- luced a bad effect on the Stock Exchange to-day ; many sales were effected for thle puin-oso of realisi

A I ?Ilttlbulvllt 2;Vml N?bt. HOUSE OF LORDS. 'Tlheir Lordships met at flive o'clock. Tito JEW BILL.-The Deke of MAIRLiOCOUO iH gave notice tfat in comllmittee uponI the Jewv Bill lie intended to propose the inser- tion of a clause prohibiting Jews from giving adviee to the Crown

On Wednesday a woman, known as Mrs. Cooke, residing at No. 10, Park Road, Barnsbury Road, Islington, was murdered by a man at present unknown, who afterwards committed suicide. The woman, who was recognised by some as Miss Phillips, was of the class termned "unfortu- nate." She

Wublic goticeg. THE QUEEN'S HOSPITAL, BIRMINGHAM. AT a Meetini of Sabscribers to the Queen's A Hospital, held 1ovember 3D, 1857, at the Provident Society's Ilooms, Ann Street, Mr. Councillor HEATON in the Chair; It was moved by the Rev. Dr. MrLLBR; seconded byXf. I. WELH, lsq. ;

vadialitell gnt #10A. HOUSE OF LORDS. Their Lordehips met at five o'clock. DNANNgv notce haton hurdayho houd mve or ny correspondence beweL h et ni ?? Control relative a reurnwasordredof he nfomatonelaid and proceedings takn ?? Sale of Obscene' iDooks. CHURCH RATES.-In reply to t

IjEPORT ON PI8 BS. Tux report which was issued on Saturday, on the prisons of the southern counties of England. and Wales, shows conclusively that, notwithstanding all that has been done in improving the condition and discipline of our prisons, there is still much remaining. to b

(By EMettric and Inarra lZ Telefflraplih) OirFI'OE, TaigPa B LDINGS, NHW SrBH3T. INDIA AND CHINA. THE CALCU11TA MAIL. The following Telegram from Mr. Acting Consul- General Green was received at the Foreign Office, August 7, 5.30 ?? "ALEXANDRIA, August 3. -The steamer Bengal arr

BIRMINGHAM COMMITTEE’S INCREASED CHARGES. At of the West Bromwich Board of Guardian* the Clerk, in reply question, •aid the cost of maiDt«>naDce of luoaUoe bad mcresfied by £9l during the last year, due to an increase in the number. He had. however, received a notification from