... btje lFrermnau0 Woveu-ml | FRANCE. We have received the Paris papers of Tuesday with the Messafler des Chalnbres and Le Nouvelliste dated Wednesday. The Messager des Chrcmbres gives a prominent ar- ticle respecting the departure of M. Pozzo di Borgo for Petersburgh, which, after briefly sketching the material events of his life in a manner not very favourable to him, though there is no ...

... 1ii i: ulil t: i R'f M t3 llL. In the course of loat week, wee I ressed serious appre- hensions for the fate of the Reform Bill-bad as it is. which Ministers have introduced for this country. We then promised to take tip the chief objections that have been raised by the corruptionists against this measure. The task is an easy one-for intruth,nothing in the shape of a solid objection has been ...

... PARLIAMENT-11 IMIES-POLAND. The House of Lords adjourned on Tuesday. The House of Commons met on Wednesday, and, at the rising on that night, adjourned to Monday, the 'thi May. In the upper house very little business was done. The Irish tithe collecting bill was brought up by Mr. SPRiNF G RICE, and read a first time on the motion of, Viscount M E I.BO U It N E, who t ook great trouble in im- ...

... THE NJMIN STRY. I'The London journals of opposite sides are at issue Vbout the state of the ministry. The Standard of Satur- day, in a paragraph copied by us, asserted positiveliy that Lord Durham and Earl Grey have had aserlious, quarrel, and that the former ha~d in consequence been dismissed. The Times-a paper supposed to be more itn the interests of Lords Durham and Brougham than of any ...

... [MEEINU: Ai'IbALbtthGIaAk TO PirtIOi FOR Tit ; AIOL1TOX OF LFFES.- ' ?? On Sund~ay lest tile inhabitan~ts of IBalbri~ggn, anid tie coontia uOU0 dtrc s, aemedto petitiou fur the rhtal abolition of c the, ad t adpt practical arid decided measures t eiv themeselses fronm the presonre -of that grievance. The meetingI was held inl the Apen air, as no building ih the town.wotild he wai- I a Zi~ty ...

... . ChIOLERA. By wbatever at.-e th1,e, diease eixisting pt fti the Ittt eighit or ten days o ggbt p 7r3e bi des; nated, it is unhappily true that it has consigned ° unexpectedly early grave the heads of SeVeral fartt in the city, and a great umnrber of other b-lpleja , 1; [,S metancholv effects have, however, beer, principallyc( tdI he enscerably pool-, whom it dia not please Divine urovideut ...

... DINNER A r THIE NTANSTO1N-.JWUSE, LONDON. On T A-.- .. . .. -V ?? LOra Maiyor entertained at dinner several oF Lias Mlajesty's ?? and a distinguished party, whbith included many of the nobility, and a large proportion of the moreeminent citzens. A mongst the companv present were the Duke of Sussex, Lord Grey ancd Lady Georgiana, Pricce 'THIeyrand and La Duchesse de Dino; the IMarquis and ...

... ?? - THE Jl~SH 0R M BILL. This bill is at last the law of the. land On Tuesday eyening it received' the.royal a'sent by commission. -The period when the electors 'of Ireland will be called-upon tb exercise their privilege .of chu4sing their representa- tives, -and to demonstrate that,, as far as they are con- 'eerned, reform is snot a mockery:, will, therefore, soon fall out' We have ,already ...

... : - H . iTHE VICE ROYALTY. The question of abolishing the Lord lieutenanrc oj Ireland has, we perceive, been again mooted in Parla ment. Upon the motion of the Chancelor of the £,- chequer, 'That it was tbe opinion of the committee that hit M)aest should be empowered to grant to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland a salaty of O0,oooL. per annum, chargeable on the COsolidated ?? of the united ...

... I ; THE MILlTARY-TITHES-THlE CASrLE.\ On Sunday a troop of the Lancers, and yesterday two companies of the 60th Rifes, left Dublin for Ba] briggan, For what purpose ? It may not be easy to answer his question. Nothing has occurred in that disyrict to suarrant this ile parade of a military body throuch tbe coijir 1'hen wby. we would ask, have those troops been sen: -, whose authority, or upon ...

... GRAND- TITHE MEETING Of 200,000 Men, from the Counties of Kilkenny, IVerford, Tip. psrary, and Waterfard-Rlepeal of the Union. A DEPUTY LORD LIEUTENANT IN THE CHA4R. The most splendid exhibition vet made in Ireland of the pub. lic detestation of tithes, took place between Knooktopber and Ballyhale, on Sunday last. The ?? was that less that '200,000 persons could not be present; nor will that ...

... eCHVLURA IN WA'LERFORD. IfasI Ar 1- ?? ?? I . _ vve bsave 'his day to perform the painful and mplanohbolv. ut imperative duty, of anntouucing that this dreatful scourge, whose aswful visitaltiot, thoughlong apprebended,iad beenhithertopfovi- deutiallv withheld, has, at length, reached our city. Soime alarm was excited in the minds of our fellow-citizncis on Saturday, by the deatb, on the ...