... SARDINIAN STIraTs.-Letters from Turin received in Paris state that on the 24th uilt. 3,000 Austrians entered the citadel of Alessandria, in accordance with an understanding I ith the cabinet of Turin. The Ptedmontere Gazetle pub. lisbes a note, dated April 25, emanating from the touocil of mninisters, relative to the Occupation ?? by the 5 Austrian,. The miniaters state that they:hada sed all ...

... Y do At the meeting of' the Council yesterday week-, aI Of detailed statement of the items comprising the ex- penditure of £22,804 8&., mentioned in the abstractr our of the receipts and disbursements of the Liverpool lief water account for the year 1848 was submitted. The the following is a list otf the names, with the amounts ale received: )n- Mr. William Andrews, Wavertree, for sup- trd ...

... During the last few days at most agreeable chang ha ire taken place in the weather. The alternate ahowers and cia bright sunshine which prevailed, and operated so bene-. val ficially in stimulating vegetatien, has been succeeded by a awarmn and settled weather, with a clear and most agree- 1i 'cs able atmosphere. Summer may be said to have fairly C 'cis commenced, and the country every where ...

... I COURT AND FASHIONABLE LIFL- 1 lft ?? DRtAWIzNu-Roou.-The Queen held a 'rawinq~room (,he second thiu veaton) on Thursday afternoon, in St. James's Palace. Her Majesty wore i [pink and silver watered train, trimrned with ptnk eati; rlbandr, silver cord, and bouquets of daisies, pink anG white, ornamented with diamonds,. The petticoat wai f white satin, trimmed with geld lace, Her Majeaty'D ?? ...

... ir(CORI4KCTUD UP TO THlE LATEST PERIOD.) At LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN. Shal 4, Of 13 PROM LIVAIRFOOL TO P110MBIR1,1OIGNOIASETO East B fIRMINGHAM AND LONDON. LIVERPOOL. dept b 5) .m.-.1ost-ollice Express 6 30 a~m.. let and 2d Class was I730Oa-m..lst,2d,audaiCmass 10 Oa.m..lstands2e[Cias 9 30 a~m. .Express i2 15 a~m. .Exprcss I11 15 a.m..-Mail. Mized 12 45 p.m..Expreea Mail 10 8P,110-1stciass ...

... CADNS EQUEN CES MR. JOHN W'CONNELL SEEING ,'.'iTHA.NGERS. The pi ileei s xlnich the public have so long enjcred of being l lade acquainted with the delibe-r rations of the I Lusc of Conmnons is held by the very inaevo ie or Of every single member being blind to the presence of strangers in the gallery. j To render the dct)s (es in Parliament as secret as f the E11usirian ini)sterics. a ...

... - - - _- - - a- TO the EDITORS of the LIVERPOOL MUERCURy. whoet t. GEIPTLEMEUN,Yol will, I hope, permit a personrea deeply interested in the subject, and totally unin. 5va e: fluenced by party feelingos, to~ address to the public, nt through the mediu m of ?? widely-circultdju. Th le nal, a fewv remarks onl the state of'society ?? TUs ~yter Island. There are few intelligent inivdulsPr, in ...

... I I Ifr7nz the rwn V of e r FRANCE. After our reporter closed his despatch on Wednesday, in the National Assembly, the bill granting a credit of 200,000f. to defray the expenses of the celebration of the 4th of May, the anniversary of the proclamation of the Republic, passed by a majority of 455 to'75. M. Ledru Rollin then rose to complain of a violent attack made on him by amember of the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS._FaitDAy, MAY 4. The LoaD CkAIgcLLOR took his seat at 6 o'clock. SEcoND REaADING.-Williams' estate bill. THItRD REAamus.-Warrington Waterworks (amendment of act, and power to raise additional capital); Edinburgh and Northern Railway (additional capital amendment of acts); Longton, otherwise Lane-end, market Bills. THE DIFFICULTY OF HEARING IN THE GALLERY. Lord BEAUMONT said he ...

... I -- ?? committee met yesterday at the Royal Exchange- The Very Rev. Dr. MILEY in the chair. The following usembers were ?? Very Rev. Dr. Spratt, the Rev. Mr.O'Malley, the Rev. Mr. M'Hugh, the Rev. Dr. King, J. D. Browne, J.P., Dr. Gray, John Moller, Thomas Reynolds (City Marshal), John Dennan, J. L. Fitzgerald, and E. W. O'Mahosley, Esqrs. The Secretary (Mr. Battersby) read-the minutes of ...

... The usual weekly meeting of the members of this associa- ftion was held yesterday, at half-past three o'clock, at the Dublin Society House, Sir EDWVARD BoacouGic, Bart., in the chair. -Members ?? Rev. Dr. O'Connell, P.P. SS. ?? and John ; Rev. Dr. Ledlie, Doctors Vance, Tuffnell, s Aldridge, Churchill, O wens, O'Doherty, W. Hogan, and John a Louch, Esqrs, d The Secretary read the minutes of ...

... DREADFUL WASTE OF LIFE BY FAMINE AND I CHOLERA IN CLIFDEN. TO THTE EDITOR OF THIE FREEMAN. Clifden, Mlay 10th, 1849. DEAR SIR-From parliamentary returns you no doubt have evidence already of our unexampled destitution. It appears from these returns that a rate of 11. Is. 4Ad. in the pound of ill property valned in the Clifden union was neces- sary for the support of its poor fromp September, ...