... 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, ...

... -4- MADiRID, MAY 1I.-- '' [PtOsU OUR OWN CORRBSiPONDEN?.] It had been expected that the ministry, as now com- posed, would have iesued some kind of programme ere this1 but it does not appear to be yet known whether the Mar- quls of Viluma will accept office, nor bas tbe Minister of Marine, (;eneral Armero, arrived from Seville; and the ministerial programme may have been put off on these ...

... IUWRTUGAL. LISBON, MAY 13. [jFROMl OuR OWN COIRESPONDENT.] The Turkibh paradise for a mindstcr of a country with. out a press or a parliament to pester the government, is not o be enjoyed here after the 23d instant. The opening of the Cortes oi that day has been determined on at the council of state-tho opinion of the Milister for the Interior in1favourof'postponinig the opening for another ...

... IDESITRUCTI VB FIRE A T NA TVORTE CAi S. I TLE, CUMBERLAND. It falls to our lot to retord an account of one of the moot woeful and destructive fires that, prbhaps, ever mouorrtd In the county of Cumberland. About two o'clock on Satur. d ty afternoon last, a mest violent fire broke out at NYeworth Castle, one of the seats of the Earl of Carlisle, when au expreas was immediately seat off to ...

... = FIJ MOe LT..--N ..QN.- ! . TMEi MORItN.NG CbflONICL.Si LON DON: TUESDAY, MAY 21, 184, In the hIOUSE of 1,0oans, Inist night, the second readin1l of the Factories Bill was moved by Lory WHARI0LtFFE, vho stated the leading provisions of' the bill, and the nature of the altera. tiong which it would effect in the existing law, The Marquess ol NORMANBY spoke at some length, arguing in favour ot a ...

... I H-OUSE OF -LORDS-~MoY;AYr. The Earl of CARNARVON presented 47 petitions Int favous of protection, to Iogricnlture. Tho Blishop of B3ANGOR fiYsperited several petitions Igainst the union of the sees of Baengor and St. Aeaph. Lord CAMPBELL presented sevon petitions from dif- ferent places in the north of Ireland, on the subject of Pres- byterian marriages. The Marquess of LONDONDERRY presented ...

... ,(fl'U7' LA NCASHI RE EL EC27ON. [PROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.1 M ONcitSTIER, MAY lil-Oa Friday evening, after le t io- uBohon, Mr. Brown proceededto Bury, on his way to w ici, litre, a Ii Ile before Six o'clock, he was tet about a r. miiie from the town hy a procession of from three to four tIou, nd person8, with colours 1dying, and headed by a band o to,bhc. IsilO leee was at once novel and ...

... The Malta Tinaes of the Oth has the followlag In defence of the conduct of Sir Thomas Reade, the British Consul at Tunis:- Nothing could bave occasioned greater surprise than the news brought by the Devastation from Tunis, of the suspeusioii of the execution of the murderer Xuereb, fur the space ofelght weseis, at the luteressison of all the Christian Lonsuls, England and America excepted. It ...