... -O. DUBLIN, MAY II. FLlOM OIUR OWN CORRITs-oNDF.NT.j Til r POLLIC F SP1Y SYSTEM -EXTRAORDINARY l)ISCLOSUEltS. Itsurngeon, the principit witnleFe against tlle rollee, who hitil been) -pirited away from the Invettigation ordered by Q- vernmelit at Shiiroue, is now iu Dublin C('e le, havIng trrrveI in thwn trom the Kiog'8 county on TUhrlditay, un- ir the siuetllance of Mr. Lyaar, son of Mr. Lynar ...

... I : We have received the Paris papers of Monday by our ordinary express. Sunday being Whitsunday, ofwas kept as a close holiday at most of the newspaper . offices, and the only journals published on Monday arc the National, the Courrier Francais, and the a-Denoeratic Pacftqte. I- Theonly event of any importanic mentioned in these papers-and it is one which will cause regret er not only in ...

... The Richnoad Enquirer publishes the following:- Extract of a letter from General Andrew Jackson to a distinguiahed member of Congrase, dated Hlermitage1 March 11, 1844:- The present golden motent to obtain Texas must not bs lost, or Texas must, from necesslty, be thrown into the armns of Egland, and be for aver lost to the United States! Need I cell your attention to tbe etivetlion of the ...

... THE NATIONAL ANTI-CORN-LAW | I .LEAGUE. la The National Anti-Corn-lwa Leanue helc its weekly - meeting last evening, at Covent Garden Theatre. It nd was very obvious that the recent election ia S3outh Lan- AL ce.%hirg ha aexcited tie deepest interest in the minds of the the EL people of the metropolis, for long before the doors of the lee theatre were opened they were besieged by hundreds ef ...

... SALE OF M1R. JRilEMIAR HIARMA N'S I COLLECT'ION OF PICTURES. Ratsrs. Ckriotle and entizan's auction roomr, werre yet terd-ay litrially thronged with BOVeIbe antd ?rornmd, attorcted by thle Lalo of the vory cerlebratad aclecctiou et !plturresr late th* property ol 31r.1os4rmtal; fIeutaoll, Jill. Oeaiwa,. Tus Dukte of (t etvoland, Elr Robert Pei, Earl Pcp~ oi Orcvn 1I&V~rOu flad~otk, ard r ...

... TIHE KING of SAXONY-His MWAJESTY'S VISIT to BRIGHTON, CHICHRSTER, anl POR TSMO UTH. The King of Saxony left Buckhurst-park at an early hour yesterday morning, en route for Brighton, Chiohester, and Portsmouth. His Majesty having determined to honour Sir Charles lowlcy, the gallant port-admiral at the latter-place, with his company to dinner last evening, the carrIages were ordered to be in ...

... Sijlll'lf LAA(,'ASIII1(P- 1-.Llf J/ I FRoMr OtUR o0tN C(P P1'RzPON5PN'T MAAN C11ESTRR, T1IEUR.4 DAY, EIr, tT 0 T I,(rc -j?!f. ta-on i- - n tiptoe kJPre a to wbo are to b c t ttl eo.-,., neithor wtr'y rp t, thi, honr havitn lannchb-l th, r . ' Sn mueb alxioty anel PTxritenijt on a gutestion of hr. wRS n.vver known to exist htre before. A srent nanv In, on both Sid(1 bnvet b'ren mentioneJd, hut ...

... iPROPOSED l 0DIPICAT ON OF THE I WIND 0 TV D UTIBS. I On Saturday, at two o'clock, a deputation from the Me- tropolitau Iniprovement Soclety headed by Dr. Southwood Sm3ith, and from thbe Masters darpenters' Society, headed by 1r. Blere, had an interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, In Downing-street, on the subject of the window duties. The two deputations were introduced by Air. H. ...

... COURT cIrRCLAR. ToR QuERN DOWAann.-Her Majesty, we are bappy tn state, is much better. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge arrived at Marlborough Ioute in a pony carriage, frou lar residence at Kew, yesterday morning, and violted her MaJesty. HIR Royal Highosos the Duke of Cambridge aleo paid a visit to her Majesty. The followinv builetiu ass issued yeeterday- The Queen Dowager hoe ...

... DREADFUL ACCIDENT on the BRUSSELS and A NT WBRP RALW VAY. [PROM A CORtESPONDENTJ ANTWERP, MAY 18.-A dreadful accident has occurred an the railroad from Brussels to Antwerp, at a station four miles from the latter town, namned Bad Goed. The train whibh arrived at this station about five oclock was, while in Iull progress, tIrowU off the line, and brought in contact with a luggage train. The ...

... RDUCATI ON OF CA 7 iHOLC CHIiIDRENA. .,I Yesterday a meeting of Roman Catholics was held in the Coucert-rounm adjoining the Prlncess's Theatre, Oxford- sireet, for the purpose of adoptiDg measureR to extend the operations of the Catholic Poor Schools ia St. Joh'us-wood district, kc. &c. The chair waR announced to bs taken at one o'clork precisely by Daniel O'Connell, Esq., M.P., who, however, ...

... ANNEXATION OF TEXAS. The following appeared in a Second Edition of the Morniny Chronicle of yesterday:- LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY. The New York packet ship, New York, Captain Cropper, with dates to the 17th ultimo, arrived here to-day at noon, with 42 passengers. Mr. Tyler and Mr. Calhoun's policy, no doubt, with views to the next presidential election, have brought about the extraordinary stop of a ...