... I r AMnICA. lVPROU OUR OVN.COBRESPONDEIM) Liverpool, Jutly alit, 1846. The steam-ship Britannia, Captain Hewett, arrived thi, afternoon, bringing papers up to the 15th instant, frot15 New York, being nine dans later than those previously re. ceived. Peiul g The following extracts from the American journal, ,, place our readers an fait with the intelligence from the sent of war in Mexico. It is ...

... I aeles 01 LORDI.iTgXVDAT. JLvt. SO- (Conuludedfrom Satirday'e Freeman.) RAILWAY GAUGE. The Earl of CLARENDON moved the Committal of the gauge of railway bill. After a brief discusslon in the course of which Earl Grey said that the bill would not preclude parliament from considering the subject again hereafter. The bill went through committee, and was reported to the house. The religious ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MoNDAY, AuGusT 3. (Concluded frmo yesterday's Freenman.) CASE OF LORD DUNDONALD. Lord BROUGHAM (in ?? sentence pronounced at that time continued unrepealed by law, and banne0,whioh, as a Knight of the Bath, he had won by the services which, in point of gallantry, would bear comparison with any of the proudest periods of our naval or military history, had been removed and ...

... Entpertal Joarliament. HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday. JvIy 3. The RoYal a9sent was given to the Dublin, Belfast, all, ('oleraine Junction Railwavy Bill. n the motion of the ?? of LANMDOWNP, tin till for tho Eitablishennt of BatLs and Warlrhoases was reu3l a second time. vle oilitia Ballots Suspension Bill, and soveral oth'ers, wore read a second time. Tfle house aijourned at ten minutes to seven ...

... Wabal ant litarp.. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHiANGES. WAR OFFIOCS, JuLY 31. Pith Foot-Second Lient. A. W. Palmer to-be figt lielitenanti vice Sleigh, retires; G..J. Stewartto be second Hieute7nut, vice Palmer. 6th-To be captains, weihodt turchase: Lient. J. C. Man. serg Liout. E. iStaunton. To e Lieutenants, Without put. chase: Evneigl W. L. Pennefather, from 19th; Ensign P.. A. Masse * Ensign T. F. ...

... MqIrot of NdI.fi DOMESTIC. rpio crosi of M-rnahao has been removed1, andl take;n asunder. by orders of the enunty surveyor. ?? for the erection of' water wvorlks, at Newry, 1Ia e comP114ae`l. ,pl~s qmn of £1.200 haq boon fulwi'ii for tile benefit of ?? romil of the late Thomas flood. Svotity pautpers left the Ennis workhinuse in tho last Week, because of the change in the dietary from ...

... LARNE FARMING SOCETY'S CAT rLE SIOM. : On Wednesdavy the nnual eattle show of the Larn ;Aurielftural't8ieety took place in the yard of the LJrn -iuver-Aiis lAiD4I granted for that purpose by Air s>!.~ailillay.- There was a very large siumber of entries of stock, amounting to one hundred andsix leead of eattle, and yet wi understand that this is below the average number o entries in. this ...

... I ibtftemmifs Amw I .LN . _ _ _~ BEEBER THE 30TH OF EAY, 1841 RESTORATION OF THE DISMISSED MAGIS. TRATES. In the letter of the Liberator read at the meeting of the Repeal Association on Monday last, he re- peated his previous announcement of the restoration of the Repeal magistrates to the commission of the peace. Mr. Labouchere stated In the House of Com. mons upon Thursday evenings that the ...

... REPEAL-MEETING OF THE POST.OFFICE I **WARD. A meeting of this ward was held on Sunday, purN suanttto requisition, in the great room, Denmark-street. Amongst the gentlemen present upon the platform were Alderman Staunton, Thomas Kirwan, Esq, T C, Dr Gray, T C, Richard Kelly, Esq, T C, j MiKenna, Euq, T C, J Reily, T C, A Cahill, J Murphy, J Delany, M Crooke, Richard Barrett, M Cody, j A, Rooney ...

... I|__ THE ARCHBISIHOP OF TUAM. We publish in another column a letter from the Archbishop of Tuam to Lord John Russell, which will be read with deep and painful interest. The fearful, but alas ! faithful, picture drawn by his grace of the condition of the poor in his archdiocese- of the almost total want of present sustenance, and of the increasing prospect of continuous destitution, cannot fail ...

... IMPROVEMENT OF THE TO WN OF BELFAST- The pending investivation at the Court-house, taken in connexion with the report of the Town Improvemnoit Committee of the corporation, induces us to offer a few remarks upon the present aspect of our borough, as re. gards municipal affairs. Those who read the report of the magistrates and the document to which we refer, wial find that the inhabitants of ...

... Liverpool, Thursclay A1fieruionr. Tlhe whole town hns been in a stote of thle utmost ex- (titomfent 'ram ono 011(1 to time other ; notlitrg is tallked of, 11iwthIint th tc'iit it of mven, but Prince Al bert and the ap- prm ?? verimnonires Mi I itrrdo of people have been houriv flicking rnot thel, tuace (ievory train, coach, or svt :tmltoat tiat rr ivecs trin ginrg its full quota of anxious ...