... - ?? .. 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 ...

... ?? - I We have received the Paris papers of ThursmAy. Of ,political news, except the oapture and death of Tristlny, tbe carlistohief, in Spain, thesepaperscontain littleof interest. It was rumoured that at a counoil of ministers held on Wed. nesday it had been resolved to send a deet to Athens; but prirnte letters declare the report unfounded. The cabinet councils of yesterday and to-day were ...

... SOUTH UNION RELIEF COMM'TTEE. There *as a special meeting of this committee yestqre, day, at their rooms, Royal Exchange; In the absence of the chairman, Sir Edward Borough, Bstt., (n The Right Eon. the Loab MAirolt was called upon w to preside. Members present-Dr. td'Carthy, P.L. G. ; the Rev. Dr Ahe O'Connell P.P., theRev. Mr. Kearney, Dr Nalty, ?? Dean ot Kildare, Rev. Dr. Flanavan, Dr. ...

... OPENING .OF TRINITY TERM. CO17RT OF. CHANCERY. di 86terday'being the 'firt day of Trinity term, the Chan. w cellor accompanied by the right hon. the Master of the N Rolls, and Master Benij entetrd the court, and proceeded d to open term with the uisuaI formalitfes. h NEW VANI~fSt~fl. O The following gentlemen were then called t, the bar:_ - Francis Evans, Esq., only son of Francis Evans of ...

... &N RPOL1TH XfLAMN~rqsry. 7 To LORD CLONCURRy. My LORD-Your late attempt towards reconciling the ?? seotions of the greet popular party induces me to ad dress to you those few lines which throw out a different suggestion with a similar view. And if my suggestion strike your lordship-as I firmly trust it will-as one that is at nces simple and practical and iesmantly available, I am quite sure ...

... we have received in due course the Madrid journals of the 19tb. According to the Popular, a report was very current at Aranjue-, that the Queen is in an interesting situation. Tbe mission of the ministers to the xing did not appear to have accomplished its desired object-that of getting him to reside in the same palace as the Queen ; for it appears by the Heraldo that he did not deign to ...

... OPERATION OF THE QUARANTINE LAWS- THE ANTI IRISH QUARANTINE. I -- -- A- - - h - - ?? -I We subjoin, from the Drogheda Argus, the following we illustration of the manner in which the new quarantine laws T are likely to operate. Comment on the statement is hardly nigh necessary-it speaks for itself :- THE NEW QUARANTINE REGULATIONS. On Wednesday last week the steamer St. Trick of city Drogheda, ...

... j FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE R&AILWAY I ACCIDENT AT CHESTER. I (Prom Ike Liverpool Times of Tuesday.) Immedialtely upon hearing of this dreadful calamity we despatched a feporter to the spot, who returned thir morning, after wltceersiog the scene of the melsncheol occurrenoe. Some of the statements altefidy given, as well as other rumours which were current in this town and even in Ches ter, ...

... r A much more important court proceeding than the salts 3 ball id the proclamation of the royal hotuehola being placed on shert commons and bread of an inferior quality. No No inmate of the palace Is to be allowed more than a pound B of bread a day. Think of the Marohioness of Douro and ite Duobees ofS9utherland, Lady Jooelyn and tbe HOn. Misa Stanley, each beautiful enough to live on a lenon ...

... ,I11PERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1 HOUSE OF LORDS.-THUBsDAY, MAY 20. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY took his seat on the WoolD sack at five o'clock, RAILWAYS. On the motion that the Liskeard and Caradon Railway bill be read a second time, as also the South Eastern Ruil- way (North Kent line) bill, the South Eastern Railway (Strood to Maidstone) bill, and the South Eastern Railway (Mid. Kent and direct ...

... STATE OF TEL&DE IN ENGLAND. (From the Moanchester Bxaminer.) MANCHESTEt.-During the earlier part of the week there existed a rather batter inquiry for several desorip tions of goods and some of the lower-unumbers of yarns; which, on some concessions being made by sellers, led to a fair extent of business. Since Tuesday, however, this in. quiry and disposition to do business have to a ...

... Immediately on the intelligence of the death of the Liberator being received in Kilkenny a meeting of the citizens was convened, the Mayor in the chair, for the purpose of devising the best means of manifesting the public sorrow and the deep sense of affliction which pervaded the people of that ancient city. Aldermen Swithwick, the personal friend and devoted admirer of O'Connell, moved that ...