... MlEETING OF MR. O'CONNELL'S CONSTI- TUENTS. (Abridged from the Dublin Evening Post of Tuesday.) At an adjourned meeting of Mr. O'Connell's consti- tuents, held this day at the Adelphi Theatre, the Ad. dress to the Queen, and Petition to the House of Corn- mnois were agreed to. Mr. Green proposed the adoption of the Address and the Petitien. He said, as a Protestant, believing inthe greater ...

... - HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. THE CONVICTS AT MONMOUTi. Lord BROUGHAMI said, that a petition had jus been placed in his hands on a subject of great import 5n1es, to whiph he requested their lordships' best atten tion. It came fromn certain inhabitants of the cities c London and Westminster, and was signed by many mos respectable persons, tradesmen, and others, who felt deep interest in the subject ...

... It is seldom that we are called upon to record so shocking a murder as was committed on the eastern shore of Maryland on the 4th instant, the details of which have been furnished to us by a letter of the bth instant, from George Town Cross Roads, Kent County. The victim was Mr. James P. Wroth, and the perpetrator of the foul deed Edgar Newman, son of a widow lady now residing in Philadelphia. ...

... FOREIMN AFFAIRS. FRANCE. PA-IS, FEB. 11 .-The Chamber of Deputies has been occupied these two days with the discussion of a ques- tion as to how far the King or his ministers should be restrained in the disposition of the cross of the Legion of Honour, and the result of which was that two reso- lutions were passed limiting the creations. This morn- ing the celebrated advocate, M. Heanequin, ...

... AGCIDENTS AND OFFENCES. On Friday afternoon, a very distressing accident occurred in Ingram-street, nearly at the foot of John- street. The wind had risen shottly after mid-day, and increased to such an extent durilng the evening, that it went and came in hurricane gusts, and so great was its force that passing along the streets was a work of diffi- culty. A little before six o'clock, three ...

... MEETING AT THE TRADES' HALL, ABBEY- STREET, BETHiNAL-GREEB. At nine o'clock on Thursday night a very numerous meeting was held in the above place, for the purpose of condemning the conduct of the police in entering that hall on the previous Thursday night with drawn swords, and disturbing a peaceable meeting legally convened. Mr. Savagewas called to the chair, who requested the attention of ...

... RESIGNATION OF THE FRENCH MINISTRY. From the contents of the official organ we learn that the rumours of the resignation of the French ministry, alluded to in our ordinary express in to-day's columns, are fully confirmed. The Soult cabinet has resigned office, entered into by the May insurrection, and aban- doned by the success of an equally fatal attack on the dynasty of Louis-Philippe. The ...

... PARItSH or LAArBr3TI.-A vestry meeting of this parish took place on Thursday evening at the Vestry- hall, to take into consideration the propriety of allowing or prohibiting the prosecution in the name and on the part of the parish at large, of the writ of mandamus, directed to the churchwardens and overseers and col. lectors of the parish, for the production of the rates and collecting-books ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE- SATURtDAY NIGHT. ?? p having on board Frost, Jones, and Williams, put into this port with loss of topmasts. They inhabit a cabin of twelve feet in length, and about eight in breadth, having three comfortable sleeping berths, a bathing macbine, &C., fitted, and other conveniences; although dressed in convicts' attire, they were not shackled. From the expedition manifested ...

... CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 7.-Master of Arts-Thomas Cockburn Dawes, Corpus Christi. Bachelor in the Civil Law-Henry White, Trinity. Dr. Newcome's Prize, at St. John's College, for the best proficient in Moral Philosophy among the com- raencing Bachelors of Arts whose names have appeared on the Tripos, was adjudged on the 4th inst. to Dr. Calder. The subjects of examination were Paley's Moral Philosophy, ...

... FRANCE. Te Paris papers of Wednesday have reached us by our usual express. The Commerce and the Constiluti- onel notice the rumours in circulation on Tuesday night that the Soult Cabinet bad tendered its resignation, in consequence of Louis Phillippe having refused to con- sent to the recal of Count Sebastiani from London. Gafiynani has 'the followingI onl this subject:- Several rumours are ...

... A Court of Common Council was held on Thurs- day, which was fully attended. The Court, after the annual election of the officers of the corporation, received a report from the committee appointed at the last meeting of their proceedings respecting the Sheriffs. The report, after detail- ing all the proceedings of the House of Commons upon the subject, and communicating the result of the ...