... IMPERrAL PARLIAMENT. I - - gra HOUSE OF COMMONS-~TnUfIRSAY, MAucix 4. ta (Concluded from Sogurday's Freeman). rae VOLUNTARY EMIGRATION TO THE COLONIES Mr. V. SMITH rose to submit to the house a motion of Bic which-he had given notice-,-Tbat, in order to assist and aro encou6rage voluntary ensigratioll to the Colonies, it is expe. me d ont to increase the importance and authority of the be ...

... AltAr}:-1NG PROGnsILs OF FEVER IN MANCHESTER.- V Most of oerreaders are already aware of the great in inease a of mortality in Liverpool during the last few months owing t to the influx of Irish poor, many of them suffering from a malignant fever; but it is not generally known that Man- r chester and its neighbourhood have also been visited by the v alarming' scourge, and that unless prompt ...

... FLk UM oS a PRI VATCsONlD-., E i Ni I vjom ?? piutvAfrrl, CORRESPONDElNT' London, Saturday Night. THE EMIGRATION SCliSfE. The question of Irish emigration was again brought under :d the consideration of parliament last night, in the House of- Lords, by Baron Montengle, who moved the appointments of a select committee to consider the means by which cob' nifation may be made subsidiary to other ...

... - ?? .. I The Chamber of Peers commenced on Monday the dis- Oussion of the bill relative to the establishment of a Royal Chapter at St. Denis, independent of the jurisdiction of the Archbishop of Paris. The Marquis de Boisvy de- flanoed the project as ' an engine of war, destined to batter the religious and constitutional institutions of the country, and to promote the accession of the ...

... INTENDED LTGHT-HOTSF8 ONTH1 a BEEVES, ROCKS IN LOWER SHANNON. I ?? -11 - ?? TO THtE -PROPRIETOR5 OF THE LIMERtICK C1iSOONICLE. 'The spacious Shonan, spreadin g likle a sea. ki -Spencer' SFairie QUeene1-. tI nowtb, Ma~rch 18, 1847. to MY DEAR FRxisNn-I write to you from solemn roman- mn tic Bena Hedir, a place endeared to me by divernified remi- al flt0sfcene ard associati-sl5 W~han I wais a ...

... I AMERMCAN SYMPATHY. l The following is the interesting correspodence alluded to in our leading columns :- I FROA NEW YORK.t Irish Relief Committee Boom, Prime's p Buildings, 04, Wall.street, jew York, t 24th February, 1847. fee CiRISTIAN FRIinDs-Our fellow.citizens of every name and creed, deeply sympathising with the distresses of the Irish t, people have with the greatest alacrity come ...

... PROGRESS OF vEERlt. (From the Waterford Chronicle.) DEATHS FROSI STARVATION,_A Dungarvan correspon- dent writes :- A poor woman of about fifty years of age, died on Saturday night last in front of the workhouse. , She had slept out all night, and was found dead on Sunday morn- ing. I saw her laid out in her habit-she was in the order of the Blessed Virgin-and there was a solemn gran- deur in ...

... T.HE ENGLISH FUNDS FOR THt PAST WEEK. I From the commencement of business on Monday morn- ing, up to its termination Saturday afternoon, the varia- tion in the funds have been as follotvs .-The 3 per cent. .coneols from 89 to 89i, Exchequer bills have been at 3s. premium to is. discount., Consols Scrip T to j discount. Console for the Account have ranged from 89 to 893. FRICES OF IRISH STOCKS ...

... The ad Complainto0f the Labdufrinog Poor of the pariah of an Ballingarry, assembled a~t the Camp Field. Knockfiernab, ot on Tuesday, t'he 28th oifSeptember, 1847, ti MOST HIJMulLY 8F5n iewE 1rH-Th~t agricultural employ. w5 Ment baring wholly ceasned in this district ton days ago, no d one poor man or women out Of twenty can earn a single w penny In the day-that not one wolrking man in every ...

... H CITH9'VIL WAR IN SWITZERLAND. p iS | CAPITULATION OF FRIBURG. e At noon on the 12th Gpneral I)ofour summoned Friburg n to open its gates in 24 hours to the federal army. That delay was accordingly to expire at noon on the 13th; but early in the morning of that day a flag of truce arrived at 3d the head quarters, with a letter from the government of re tiribrtsdemanding a further delay until ...

... I (FROM A CORRESPONDENT.) A numerous and respectable meeting of the ratepayers iof the Longford union was held in the court-house of Long.- !ford on Wednesday, to take into consideration the an- ,nounoement of government to give no public assistance to support the destitute of this union. ?? before the hour of meeting the court-house was ldensely thronged. All the large proprietors of the ...

... _ NORTH DUBLIN UNION - - .~ ?? 1,I 2, M The Board of Guardians met yesterday at the 513U81 hour, The Right Hou. the LORD MAYOR in the chair. The following is a list of the members who were pro Eent:_Captain lluband, inspector; Captain Lindsay, Mr. Mullen, Mr. Mangan. Mr. Asili;es. Dr. Brady, V.C.. Mr. Callaghan. Mr. R. O'Gorman, Mr. Long, AIr. Nugent, Mr. It. W. Law, Mr. Boland, ajr. Delany, ...