... ^ 1F- S F s ?? ?? t~~~t8S , PARIS.! - . 1 ' ?? D , , -i ?? :- DPROCLAXMTIOx Ui OF A ef - 0 P U B L. I-C19: if BURNING OF THE NDIPA MIAIL. . We gave asuexya o tatrda: i, in ?? 'r Edition, a, telegrajhic ouncemet of; the procla- e pition of a repubi in Paris and the fomatiom of a d regular ministry, provzsionaliy ziomini ted to perform 4 the functions o he severl depa ns . In various impressio ...

... 0 ?? &CISQUB ON THE MARQUIS OF. BUTFk7,, M~r. ?? the oo~oneF beld an'in~qiest .at ,;R re.oT&,ijli, Cardiff, o tie :i of ,the Marqrnuis of Uate.-Dan MC~Ihsin, idett~h 'is lordship, said thit lie ai*i a'i~ie'te~r leave .the drmwing-rooin in a great Tha?*?t en sea n day week. Some time afterwards he met-sjdy Bi-eB * tiwi landing. She.said, M'9callumr, ,IChn t f Witness took a candle and went ...

... IBEL4 . N .rr:G IBBLAND. . ' -Theansewer of 'D Lamarine to the 'Domith O'Jier ?? de~putalion fi laris. 'ws '~eceived to-day. Some ol thi sanguine confederates faffect tio considerit aseantan state document, worded with that cautious diplomkb) wg which coriceals a iympathyiwith the cnfederates aun e, their noisy demonstrations. 'Others ae ilufite 'euSt that, as published ini` the:. English: ...

... IrALAND. DUBIrN, MAUOH1 6. The tenant-right agitation is assuming a formida. P ble character, and if not counteracted by satisfactory ao legislation may lead to serious consequences. Thu only a I movement which could send the peasantry ?? £i to the mountains, is this tenant-right excitement, 'c which agitates with greater or less force every county cr in Ireland. A monster requisition ...

... I'ERIAl PAIUz U&L MM= . o.TMWr n- T. *M AYMI >VP.. 0..RtDU OP T Y.-DA i R&aKee ~EDE8 OPTHEDAY.8a~o Eainse___pzd's Din=re AL., Cocre..lnubevoEulstea(flad) SL- 3BUd5- OP T-E WERkl IPM COMMOX13. 3*tx0 WY Ms op ca . 3OI9D'::8~. OP TKE DATs6ea4~ .t *gi~osatlneM(Jbcen4. Di@Zt14jBmt>^ ; Goiamo ition -.tbaitkthe$kp d ~esee stlh char tha th - Osrt the. iww o upt~~xi over t~e establibed church, no iew ...

... GE ?? Cooon th 1t, says:or Ohi. Fr~ne md ~lglad wil hve CAR!e enou¶tod with teir-on ?? ?? fre e v ,t~ t o a l d e t w e u r e d b y i t s tiovt : Ioyf , n ts i f z n x e o99fgot w Must beby~blood main- c c,3e tqgan e wureitier with'a lear conc ?? behiloffichleew Holstein. Prssia , on ohA'slde; r ' or cllig 8t pb thei'atlonalit of tb. Poles, aii, on . the oter, .laiming the Germa natloanity a ...

... IzELAND. ' ' i , MAY. 21. There is a movement mong th tisan clams to- day. trA ortoftialof stre 4;ke place b. tween the c1sbasd the pvexrnnt. Strong ach. nents of ipolio. - 1 moinog towairl the W0t o adof :the c~tywhere - the enpeotedarendezvouill take pla-c. a am inlined to believe that the government will not suppr the demonstration. i he general 04ing in the clubs last night wam to obey ...

... A-IEETI?-GS. LONDON AXD NORTiI WVESTERL. 1f1'fy' ...

... LONDOX, TIHURSDAY, MAR. 1. Tulr IlOJSE 0o1 LOlDS did net sit yesterday. la the l1o UaLE of C'oas\IONS, after a short discussion as to the propriety of referring the Insolvent Members u3ll to a select committee up stairs, -Mr. MIOFFATT consented to the course proposed, the bill was read a second time, and referred accordingly. Mr. G. CI. DLw is moved the second reading of the Public Roads Bill ...

... A meeting of the gas ?? of the City of Lon- don took plhce yesterday in the large room of the Chy of London Tavern, Bisbopsgate-street, to receive a report of the committee of gas consumers appointed by the public meeting on the 21st February last, and to take the determi- nation of the meeting thereon.-Mr. DILLON having been called to the ekair, The SECtETARY read the report, which stated the ...

... THE WRIECK OF THIE FORTH. asps UrX],,1 r A1rts XUsIt111 'Tho following is an extract from a private letter re- ceived at Soutbampton yi sterday viA America, from Campeachy, dated Jan. 19: I suppose you have heard blfore this reacbcs you that our gallant old Forth his gone down. Thank God I am likely to see you again safely. She struck on the south-east side of the Alacranes on the 14th of ...

... THE WRECK OF THE EMIGRANT SHIP OFF THE ESSEX COAST.-GANG OF WRECKERS. I. I . . .. -, .. .. . your Respecting the wreck of the Floridian, emigrant ship, on the Long Sands, on the evening of the 28th uit., an account of which appeared in the Daily News yesterday, we 7, gather the following further and more detailed particulars up- from the depositions of the surviving seamen of the Flo- to ...