... to M.> Ma -, ._ r ly FUNERIAL OF' Mit M. O'CONSELL, M.P.-Tj, lemnains le, of Mr. Maurice O'Connell, M.P. were interred on Thu, ?? r- morning by the side of those of his father, in Glassnevin c- Cemetery. id TEE ROYAL VissT.-We have learned that the approach- to mig visit of the Queen and her illustrious consort to this o city will be made in state, in order to mark her Majesty's to ...

... I he he The election scrutiny still continues to rage within s re.the committee rooms of the House of Commons, t, re. and, as will be seen from the accounts, has terminated ti a- in many instances fatally to the individuals attacked. C at There have been but few escapes, and of these several il )apatients have been left in a very indifferent state of , hiealth, with a monition from the ...

... .71FOrtign. ?? ?? i FRANCE. A letter from Dieppe states that the health of tbe emperori and of the empress continnes'excellent. They takoecarriage I exercise whenever the weather allows, and scarcely a morn I igpasses without their walking on the jetty. The emperor I has given 600f. to the men employed at the railway, 1,000f. -to the society of St. Vincent de Paul, l,'000r. to the Brothers of ...

... 'n LITS CIJASTS, ISLANDS, HARBOURS, AND on ill Ama FORTIFICATIONS. by ti leTHE BALTIO SEA, one As-we' this week present our readersitihama fteconti lto Baltic,iihe following information about-this sea, and the time at various plates which stand on its sheres,-will nut1 be without, hage opoytiees. thas been copld'rmvarious rirehane at opotnfes t omiefoi orepi te1 some-of them very recent. , to ...

... 'ye, `,rainer andi Times.Offce, Three ?? am. Ht, HOUSE OF COMMONS, LAsT NIGOT-(COTrINUM) .(By Ectric Telegraph.) 1 Mr, BRIGHT Supported the bill. ceMe. WALPOLE spoke against the bill. ke Sir ROBERT FEEL having opposed the bill in a swF- ag castle speech of some length, ad Lord JOHN RUSSELL spoke, and the house divided. Lb. For the third reading ?? 288 'as Against ?? on Majority.58 ug The house ...

... - 0 I Lhe The nomination of candidates for the vacancy in the re- ed- presentation of Clitheroe, caused by Mr. Aspinall being un- Ce- seated, took place on Monday, being the third election for the 2th borough within 13 months. The candidates are Air. Le Geudro ow Nicholas Starkie, j un. of Huntroyd, professing to be a liberal oal conservative, and Mr. Jonathan Peel, of Knowimere, in the ich ...

... Uliu 0 Ibeen A'SHT-N- strict HT . ec~ided CAUTION TO MEMBERS OF MEDICAL DISPEN- also, SARIES. )IX10- The following camne too late for inaerti6n in Saturday's of the paper:--. not to Sr*To the Editor of the rxamines' andI Time$.. A112- Sr-In reply to Mr. Thomas Wood'a letter, in your paper fhun- of Sa'turday last, I beg to say that the report complained of, lent of as hying untrue, wee nothing ...

... ? ? IffDrziml ElitelliffrIT CZ. I- LI . -- all F A C ,n t~ f h o ie s o t i s t efollowing notice concerning ke at. relations with Belgium: WE Tbh mnisisterial crisis, whitch has lasted for upwards ofa and fortlight in Belgium, has prevented the B.elgian ?? tentiaries from concluding a definite eommercial trealty qo - between France and Belgium. The convention of 1845 ge dehavng expired on ...

... ?. ? gowip Eatellf , . Sew. FRANCE. The important announcement made. of a contemplated' reduction in the postage between France and ?? is; confirmed by a,parsgraph in the Union, which states that ?? very shortly the postaget'on letters between Frrance fnd England is to be-reduced to 26c. being a diminution of .66c on the present rate. 1 PAIMse, SxrPT. 1S, 6 Pum-An accident occurred this ' ...

... SECOND. EDTIOL iN' ero, ore( lis! yEiti-eegaP4 iug P~uscs, TR5A. T .Th~. und imrovd.Three,. pe'r the :.Cen closed~ 7410; ?? per Cents, 101 850. ied The ?? wheat in the various makt ?? appears !to be again 'arested,: ad ecine f priced s ore ad a'gerl tobservable. ter, RUSSIA AND T-URKEY. onl. There are no. later advices from Asia, or from' the banks ine of the Danube. ' Iv-~The Post's Paris ...

... THA. MIS~GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. . To the Editor, of the Examiner and aTimes. Sir-I. am proud of my fellow-citizens. Manchester. maintains its credit for practical philanthropy. ft has ful G filled my expentations on the Indiau question, and proved that its sympathies are neither local, commercial, nor mer- cenary. If the mercantile chambers, by their coustitationF, are prevented taking: the ...

... GREAT SNOVW STORM AND LOSS OF LIFE. The recent severe weather, which has continued for nearly a week with all the intensity of an extremely cold n winter, has not been equalled, at least in this country, n for many years. The wind still prevails from the h piercing quarter of N.N.E. and there is every indi-.z cation of the frost continuing with increased severity. I In the course of Saturday, ...