... I CORK CITY ELECTION-SATURDAY. (From the Southern Reporter.) This was the day appointed by the high sheriff for the election of a member to serve in parliament for the city of Cork, in the room of Francis Stock Murphy, Esq. The High Sheriff having read her Msjesty's writ, Alderman Thomas Lyons came forward. He said-Mr. Sheriff end gentlemen electors of the city of Cork, it is my duty to ...

... ,,n Qnlav. The * ?? papers ot Lunaay. L Lity We have received the p ies o Saturday .as of debate in the Chamber of DepotisoSaudyw f conlderatle in portwo, to England. An abstract of the dsuslion w~ill b~e found below. The Jburnal dei, Dbate at length publishes a long article on the ?? of Sir Robert Peel's plan of commercial reform. it declares that the production of that plan is & great ...

... (From the Times' City Artiile.) It is understood that several of the railway companies which have deposits in the bank in the name of the Ac- ?? have determined not to invest them, in consequence of the effect on the prices of the funds by the few orders of the court yet obtained. Of these, which amount to about 1,500,0001., not one-half has yet been laid out, and a continued effort prevails ...

... YORKSHIRE-WEST RIDING ELECTION., ty RETURN OF LORD MORPETH. an (Albridqedfrorn the Daily News.) .I . | WAKEPIELD, WEDNESDAY.-The excitement which the. sl prospect of a contested election had excited throughputl the West Riding, and in this town as the expected cisne y of that contest, esiiecially, having been suddenly dissipated Ig by the announcement published yesterday, by Mr. ?? Fer- ad ...

... I - . .- . . I (From the Western Luminary ) Powderbam Castle, Jan. 31, 1846. GzsNTLrrEsieI have the honour of acknowledging the receipt of a letter from the secretary of the Exeter District Agricultural Protection Society, informing me, that at a meeting of the committee of that society, held yesterday, it was resolved unanimously, that the Secretary be directed to write to Lord Courtenay and ...

... DUBLIN NATIONAL STEEPLE CHASE-YESTERVAY. Stewards -Major Campbell Ithe Bhays), Captain, the lion. St. C;eorgo Fioley, Captain Grant (Scots Grays,, aind Captain Armfit. Norms's Cr vo. F~dward Dycer Esq , treasurer. Jolcn wlll5, q.et chrk ofthe ciurqe, Mr. janco 'aly~judge A ,wee statecs of 10 soyta eachi, h ft, with 100 sos's added, second horse to savo hie stake. W'eighst for age-3 yrs old, ...

... | I _ - . . _ _ the The Commission of Oyer and Torminer wae opened yes. 00- terday at eleven o'clock, by tbe Hon. Justices Cramspton and !nd Ferrin of the Queen's Bench, acoompanied by the Bight Big Hon. the Lord Mayor (Alderman Egan, locum fessens), his six lordebip's secretary, Mr. Deehan, the City Sword-bearer to and Marehal, when the usual formalities were observed. ?? following gentlemen ...

... DUBLIN, SATURDAY, XPEBRUARY 28, 1846. I REMJINBER THE 30TH OF NA Y, 1844 ! I PUBLIC WOR1S-IRELAND. A return has just been made to the House of Com- mons, on the motion of Mr. G. A. Hamilton, stating the amount of the several loans made to each county in Ireland by the Commissioners of Public Works, therepayments on account, and-the amount paid as interest, with the balances remaining -due up ...

... . __A We have received the Paris papers of Friday and natur- day. The debate upon the address in the chamber of deputies was brought to a close on Friday evening, when ther ?? the address, 232 against it 141. Majority for Ministers, 91. Nothing had been heard at Marseilles of the regular mail from India, and the general impression appears to be that some accident has happened to the crazy tub ...

... The Brussels Journat publishes some details of the cruel treatment to which the Catholic priests are subjected in Russia. In the autumn of 1842, nearly 8,000 families of the diocese of Podlachia in Poland embraced the Greek schismatic religion-, some being constrained by the lash of the knout, others yielding to the temptation of gold, for it is thus thatin unhappy Poland conversions to the ...

... (FROM OUR PARLIAXMENrARY COtRESPONiDENT,) 5 London, Satueday. A private meeting of the leading members of the Whig t party, was held this day at the residence of Lord John Russel, for the purpose of determining upon the course to be adopted in the house on Monday next. The meetieg was unmerously attended, and I understand that it was rnia. 3nimously agreed that then first object of the party ...

... _ ~. . . . ?? ?? . , -. _ . The town council met yesterday, and the majority of the members who were present wore their robes, as it was quarter assembly day. The LORD MAYOR took the chair shortly after one o'clock. THE LONDON CORPORATION. The Tout CLERK read the following letter and reso. lotion passed by the London Corporation which was or- dered to be inserted on the minutes of the ...