... FORE IGN INTELLIGENCE. '4 I' FRANCE. The Paris papers state that the conferences between the Duke de Broglie and Dr. Lushington have resulted in the French and English governments having agreed to suspend the right of search for two years, and withdraw- ing feir that period the commissions given to their res- puetive ?? following gentlemen have been created l'eers of France, namely, Vice ...

... ULTIMATUM OF SHE ROA OF SURGEONS Op' £ Nly I At . .. . . o ?? ?? j On tile 20th ultino the \National A Practitioners, in a desire. to accoln, i -on off °e between its constituents and the CoD, te tl f'eol three interrogatories to the letter: addret e, - 1Is the Council of the. Colegeprepared e, their charter, and to place thoe menabers VtG r,,o ntice before it was granted on a l lvel t 'lie 2 ...

... MIDLAND RAIL WA Y. Onl Saturday lust a Special Meeting of' the Pr1opne~tois of the Midland Railway wvas held at, die Railway Station, tiL in Derby, for the purposc of confirming or otherwise a at certain agreenient entered into between the Birmnlgliami el and GIlouCester Railway Comipany and tile Bristol and el Gloucester Railway Company of thle onle part, and thle h.; Mid land Company of ...

... Silt It. PER. IN Ol'POSITION, JUNE 23, 1840. Wh bile supporting the principle of the grant, I can- not also subscribe to a senti- ment which I have heair attributed to the noble lord opposite. I cannot agree that, in passing the grant, A CON- TRACT Was ever implied to prevent the JLegislature from interfering, should the money tlie perverted to improper pur- poses. I cannot agree that TIUE SYv ...

... TO TILE MEMBERS OF THE EAST DERBY- ShIRE FARMERS' CLEB. Gentlemen-Some of your body characterised the last dis-tl cussion as being the driest you had yet had ; the subject in itself is all important and was only rendered dry front one of two causes, either from want of ability of the party who in- troduced it, or from your ignorance of those tour little words, OXYGOEN, CARBON, ?? NsvsTrOeGsE; ...

... RAILWAY S. - PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. MONDAY. BILLS READ A SECOND TIME, COMMITTED, AND REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE OF SELECTION.- Aberdeen, Yarmouth and Norwich. North Union and Ribble Branch. Southport and Euxton Junction. Taw Vale. Glasgow Junction. PETITIONS FOR AND AGAINST BILLS.-Siieffleld and Lincolnshire, fram Great Grimsby-in favour. Great Grimsby and Sheffield Junction, from Great ...

... GRANT TO MAYNOOTH-MBETING OF ENGLISH ROMAN CATHOLICS. . - The English Roman Catholics resident in the metropolis met yesterday morning in the Freemasons' Tavern, to pe- tition Parliament in favour of the proposed grant to Maynooth. The chair was taken by the Earl of Arundel and Surrey. There were also present on the platform Lord Beaumont, Lord Ctmoys, Lord E. Howard, Honourable E. Petre, ...

... ?? DUKE of NVEWCASTLE'IS SUliMMO^NS. My dear FellowvCountrymen-In the sincerity of my heart, and under an anxiety which overwhelms me, may address to you a few hurried lines, which are intended to exhort you to adopt the most decisive measures, are the fit thne for action be passed ? It is now late in the after- noon, and I have only just looked cursorily over the con- tents of this day's post ...

... 4, L' v1~ I .April A ?? f UiEG t ci' L pleased to appoinlt Sir' orll C a ?? ?? ~oct ,1tt'ilt leaed to appoint 'IC tt~ t Alicante, to ?? States. edt orit.1tt~nl o ut 'IctRidiiv of thek ;4.& 1101 ioityl oi' ?? of. tI t; 5Itv~ LeIMiieiltlt Edward fl~iu- *t~ toi Leoiflali f tle ooiiy of Wilto. edq taivtael Beonnet, Gent., to be Cot lilt certifiedlells places duily re- AvoZIO tt' i ,jprsuliiit toan ...

... AGRICUL TURE. IIEULLATIONS iiT'1'REX lANDLORD AND TENANT AS TO TElNANT RIGHT. At the last quarterly meeting of the lrongliorough Agri- cultural Association, the followihig regulntions respecting tenant rights in thle midiland countics' districts were utlani- niously adopted by tile society:- 1. No ohl lorf litid ?? tie brolobo oip itvo lit cbs esioat hlivwritlleg of the landloril or lils agest ...

... CHIURNET VALLEY RAILWAY. Is Our readers will most probably recollect that, in the S Mercury, of March 26th, there appeared an advertise- a- meat headed Relative advantages of the line via Ash- liourn and via Uttoxeter, clearly demonstrating the fact, that by Ashbourn the Churnet Valley Railway Would _ reap far greater advantages as regards traffic than by the c other route. This ...

... Sir Robert Peel had an audience of the Queen yesterday, at Buckinglan, Palace. Hlis Royal Highness Prince Albert, attended by Colonel Bouverie, equerrV in waiting', honoured the Water Colour Exhibition ill Pall-mall East, with a visit yesterday. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent visited the Queen yesterday, and remained to lunch with her Majesty and Prince Albert. Th1e Dulchess of ...