... FOREIGN N.'TEWS. | POcanTT ?? ?? Li.bon intelligenct of the O I 1Ith instant. The disorganirsation of socl- y consoqciuet on raisgoveroment wasl showing itself in the impnnity of atroci- ous rrimes, and in acts of violence and illegality irficted on ! persons who had ecyereised their privilege as VOtLrs at tile 0 late elections, in opplositionj to the tiewis of government. The I.. T ysiusee tt ...

... AiP ] V A[ OF THE G REAT Pl''iAIN,' ANT) i 1,11T~E W! ItlRN .. I , _ __ll | ese, ?? sswo pmackets. Vwhisib lriar becllo expected for sc ; i~-;yd syg 'c;rc ?? lenigth sirrisusi. ii 'a CocoA Jls itciss sailed freo: N N s Y hu t ) the 2ist uit. wvith l.wels -three ptsness:ger: buli, in as ,slo-t xI l-o after starting, her screw was sigain aslassgeds. thbe sl as;ks s-f tio propeller being ...

... TIHE UNITED STATES. By the 1sacket-shitp, £ivcrpla/, C;aptaiin Eldridge, which t arr:.t t at ttw. Irt Ol Sa!taidla valt, wo; loxve rocolcotl ititelligooce i froru Ncr York to Lie I all, t t 'reidritut 'rvi-n las issued soother Mcessage, in snlich lise justlifaO t I the stron,, a golage oenpiyoyt t,y the Ainericoin Iovoy at Bexico it reolrouitratili p!goinst the ?? by tile latter power of the ...

... TIHE BISHOP OF NORWICII AND THIE REV. C. N. W, ODEHOUSE. ty al The Rev. Chas. N. Wodehouse, Canon of Nor- be wich, has resigned his canoury and benefice, in a letter to sg the Bisbop of Norwich, alleging that he cannot con- te scientiously approve of the dasoniatory clauses of the Ir. Athanuasian Creed, the form of absolution in the office for .e- the visitation of the sick, nor the following ...

... THE AlAYNOOTII GRANT. THE conscientious objection which we, in common with nearly all our Protestant fellow-csnntrynsen, feel to the Mlay- neoth Endawment Bill, ouly acquires strength by reflecting on the priliciples 'svikh that Bill involves and tile consequences wohich 101151 naturally flaw from it. The measure invelves-1lot. Thle eadaic- meet of another ?? cotielsnioii by tile State ; and ...

... IMPiERIAL PARULIA. ,'ENT1 ?? _ ?? I- - HIOUSE OF LORDS, A short 11i5scu5550i oily 300131r.1 iii their Lo 1sssp' ouse to- Liight, or, the eubjevit of the h~ealth of towns, raised by the Msarqtis a at, Nos'-ss,,ue, to tile course of which LI The ?? of iiUCCLE lClt1 said that the Govornmont bed taken the questias let's consideration, and it vas p~robhale that essenc- suire for tile iurpose of ...

... _NTELLIGENCE. RVLWv.-Amemorial to the r N rrad frm au inhablitants of Leeds and neigh- in rad ?? o this railway', was dispatched ont r-1001 ill favo1,35usigature ,srho',, ,~niflg last. it contained 1 id ntue of ft otined in two days asd a half, nil of ilo- ht~t~i.repetable tradesmen, or householders, , ~tbe1 ,.ied toa borooh or countY Vate. otiieefthe effective working of the police ,~ieis. ...

... OPENdING OF PARLIAME-IT. hOUSE OF ?? TUESDAY, FE13111JAIOY 41 pro '[his afternoon hier -Majesty 1croeceded ill this 'cr 'asual state from B~tctcircgieam Palace to the House of Lords, h-a to onion tiee' Session of Paurltamentl. of Thea morntog was ctoudy anti dolt, rut towrvars twelve o'ctoctk it tiol cisared uip, suit a bcrittiant day for tie season of ttoe year aitonte d~own upon tire royal ...

... 1 HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JUNE 6. Messengers from the House of Commons brought up the Great North of Eugland and Richmond Railway Bill, the Norwich and Brandon Railway Bill, and several ether bills, which were laid on the table. Their Lordsbips then adjourned until iMonday. MONDAY, JUNE 9. Petitions against the grant to Mtlaynooth College were presented by lord Farnham, the Marquis of ...

... IMPERIAL PARL1AMEN r.I HOUSE OF COMMONS. MONDAY, MAllen :31. IY nfle nones re-aesenlalot after the Easter lRecess. or The Speaker took the chair at fear o'clock. er RIAIL WAYS. r- The following railway bills Wools tend a second tlime: floe London and 'Wosoern, lioneidlane Ely to Lotocoslil. thoe Moidlatod (Notting2ham to L~inlcelni the Midland 'owinvotoal to Lie colin the Midland 16yst.-n' to ...

... SELBY SHIP? LIS1: I COAsY7P RS 'wAlDS,-{From Dec. 18 o Alec. 24.)-ty t Berdford. Pearsun . Albion, Tree; V~eil, BYI9F,,c5. Brown l,4ZA, CGootlworth, VON |CoAr.?FF Ot*TrVAnn b-Loaldoc.Priulces Lal~l~ Wiul~n ; Alb£;Xt5Yauley. I'SA1% 'PARRICDE AT COdLas IPiAR, near MOxPw1TR.-- A yo-ung man, a labourer, itamet Robert Joicey, iA ?? At 'Cockle Park, near 31orpethk, has been committed for bli, !.t ...

... I THE GREAT ANTI-CORN LAW BAZAAR. WE had the pleasure of visiting the National e Anti-Corn Law Bazaar at Covent Garden Theatre on le Thursday; and we must pronounce it a very striking sign e, of the times. The scene itself was one of fascination and le splendour; but as an evidence of the spirit excited in our Is :e cities and towns in favour of perfect freedom of trade, it It must be ...