... (Fromn our V.pefal Corrempondent.) e LONDON, SATURDAY MORNING. Now that the storm has passed over, and that e ve are not only uninjured, but greatly improved by the beneficial influences of the clear political atmosphere which it has left behind, tile ques- tion begins to he asked, and with every reason- e able ground to require a prompt and satisfactory 0 ?? vill the Alinistry do ? It this c ...

... 1I1PERIAL PARLIAIMENT. Tile' ncie. cit the res.igciatioll ol' thle 'I'ory Audini- niiit t'tioii. Which wvas vicicllcted with thc'.grccte~t raipidlity this :ir1terntoni, occaitiivilo :i large ?? IIpersmis~ii to w niibseih' ill thet P alace Yard, n ear tilic entrance ofthle Mulose cil L Wl.~ ithiin tfce I lotoe, also, there was; an appie~irain.e oit ciiicsnal e'xcitc'- ineoit. FIlit' ~trallgvrs' ...

... On Monday a grand entertainment was given at the London Tavern, by the Russia Company, to his Imperial Highness the Grand Duke of Russia and his Royal Highness the Prince William Henry of tile Netherlands. It was prepared on n scale of magni- ficence rarely surpassed, if ever equalled, and was al- together worthy the Imperial and Noble visitors whom it was inteuded to honour. The august ...

... IRISHT ELECTION PROSPECTS. (Fromn the Deblin Evening Post.) In Ireland, we are sure of an Anti.Tory mna. jority-a majority not composed of the Braba. zons and O'Briens-for these, and suchi men as these, must be repudiated-but of representatives who will stand together, and remain constantly at their posts. All Connaught, with the exception of the county of Sligo, is Liberal-and from that ...

... 1 'itci~i~ l 0 ElS l OF ' I 1 1:(I i x t ' ?? (O)(Colcncr --ciilc i ft,1 'icric'. ;cs to ccrrvL ocue oti ?? -k. c wcocild rli--'st vcctrc. Invlbcu r of ci l.-iic c tice decic'ctc- pc ciac'cd tccc c in p c-c ?? eould cnot lie ?? I ?? to lie tfcinind ill ic'bccc occctcct-cci ticc* ?? ci tit Iii th pric Chariccctsc ccc~cld jtc-til'y:c I rccctc' ?? l'c crit-' ocf Ii c.icc 1 cr.I. land ci lce ?? ...

... (Frllor spre,44 (j1rerspiondell1) lioIu.C of Cornmjons Tuesday Evening. 'rilis lieiiig the (,vcningix~thed for the ballot 24o try 1 thle inerits oft* lie petitioll pres-ented by Mr Gisborne, ' e..m11a.iihl log of the returit of Mr liruin ror the burgh of Clarlow. the lobby ivms crowded~l at anli early hour. Alt lt;ir o'clock it % IIS estimaited ti Iat iopmards of four I hiundcredl M3lx~.rs ...

... T'IM A.IIY. ti F-liv Mnlitr L rio tti' 1 ?? r ?? Ti,?14.1 ~s !~.i ~c (or 'itvEI W.1,iv emiii a ir l of' co pllid [It V Ilit rico isul,-.' 'tt.,i ru. n(t moitr riott o irtwit dit-a hr r in ti A'ir dina, ist ier,.I ?? gnuuti git, -I. fumprv t ii?( iu''n Sthin,,t.i I jmn t ita.'liuparte utut'u.. r.1 ti tti-. L act-in air aa has id i i IWtt' \a.i Daba 't.'It.d ~iliL, Tile ?? trvislcr, fto tt Lurk ...

... cENER1ATL .ASS!IB4L. Oil ?? eVelibiwg, Lord Blelliavel, her M1aljes. t5's Lord ligh ( oinilsssioner to tile Supremie Court of tile Scottish lChurchi, arrived with his suite at the royal lppart Wlllts in ?? Paalicc: anl yesterday afternoon, according to annoal tom, his Crace Wries Svuiteak UpOl ly tile Lord Provost, Bailies Grieve, Stnrk, Iiaosay, n1d Richardson, the Chalm- lerlaill I)eall of ...

... 11t1lITllfYE oUT'RAGES AvT BALLMilAY. ieeis; (salysl thle Dhib~n Eetytpie Pcosf). we are sorry to find, a remarkable i~ecrreptioi It the gene- rat traliquillity ' but it is one product d by tl~ telh spirit of Orangelsinl in the far-finiied Edktric~t ofl Rl~n- libay. phajrticulars are given bly the Ni'iry Kn ininir, with namtes andti nter ,S ami eveiy Other requi- site to anlthenticity ; lot it ...

... (I; o our Special Co rewpondcent.) ILONIIQX IUESDA)Y M1tNiOlo. We are all here willing to indulge in the quietude Which tile recess is adequate to affordl. wVhigs, Tories, and Radicals, appear disposed to think that it is necessary to prepare for the com- ing contest, and further trial of strength, which the af} ir,; of Ireland, CanathI, .Jamaiet, ,and J1n dia, must of necessity, in the ...

... iittezron an one4rturv), ED)INI3URGHI. 'I'IIURSDA Y, MAY 2. Lord Krrantrttxi: has been the sucecssrul can- dlidlate for the representation of Ayrshirc ; the cause of Reform has for tile first time since 1S12, sunfkrcdI a defeat in that county, and Toryisin has triumphed over a constitucncy long andI just- ly considered onc of the most liberal in Scotland. It is not our intention to mourn over, ...

... Lo~nooY, SATUnDAY EVat-,sa.% fly anl arrival 1rom, l~oiart Town, 'Van Dit'enCI'S Lad, 1.i'shve been received from thence to the thof .lanuarv. amidl froni Sydney, NewV South Willes, to tileu' middlko' W )ecemlter. Onl commercial matters they are siletit but at Sydney. Nve are gladi to fitid, thit the dirozigiai which 110d pirovedt so ?? ito thle crops hadl becti succeeded bv most benefi- cial ...