... 3KipciaT Ajlarlianictt. HOUSE OF LORDS. lfifontdoy, Fed. ii. Lord STANLEY begged to ask whether the~ mediation of France, in respect to our, relations Nvith Greece, had becen tcnrldred to England, ?? had been accep ted hy the English Governmesnct; and )whether that miedijation, i f it had been accepted, extelilod micrely to thc indemnity claincd. for cer- laicn Bri .isi subjects, or extendedl ...

... Ai cOIOnsSPQOESOT- of the ?? of Ttiesdlav furnislics thit tew imoiiy Oil tile stibjet of rents', in Conelexinl wvilli the Let ?? of Hle Corn, dolies, before and after Free-tradc. rrotfrl Mr. Codlnlol's Contra'fdiei oir Cltate:me.'t. our reaiders wilI lie aiile to jii1.1.10 of tile credit (!ue to Ijis testinoi~y Mi'r. Ciinsey', _Mr. COBDEN, Blefore Priee-t rude. Aftrl ee- Fv tra&'l L-. 1t ...

... ifoaeigit KitteUigcncc. FRANC E. AT a Cabinet Council at the Elysee on Monday, the project was broached for dividing F ance into four military sections, each to ble commanded by a General Officer of well-tried firmness and decision. These divisions would be respectively called the Armies of the North, Soutb, East, and West, and tile project appears to be approved of generally hy the papers. ...

... SIR W. SOMERVILLE'S LANDLORD AND TE NANT BILL. rots measure, tile twice re-hashed edition of the Irish Secretary's original unfortunate gestation, was intro- duced, or rather, we should say, smnggled into the Rlouse of Commons, at the fag-endl of the night, after a wearisome debate on the Australian colonies, on rMon- lay. The object of this procedure was obviously to quash discussion, and get ...

... LURGAN UNION F;VRM[NG SOCIETY. YFEtTrnD.Y tihe fisrtl atinual ploghing minatchl of this flour- ishilig society wvas held in a ficld the property of Mr. Robert illk, ill Tarroghmorsc Ntnth, vvithill ouc lidle of Laigati. Six plouigh s started in the first class, alid ?? iil erh se- conil class. The field wvas very will ?? for th(! plirpose, but [lot sutflientlir dry, helig siucil inll eed if ...

... RUEDUCTION OF RENTS. Lord Crcmor-c and Col. Rawdon have reduced the rents of their couniy Lonth property 20 per cent. The tesantry oa Lonril Clonmiel's estate, on the recommen- dation of A. Siranz Esq, ngeit, have ohtained a secotid re- dhcti on of 10 pCe celln,. oil tile rents payalae ?? ile 1st dav of NI ay, 1848, exiept ol the farms lately taken and thovc in 11C.1 peluitivinasiitig in all ...

... Eiperial parliarnnt. HOUSE OF LORDS. 0 Monsday; Febi. 18. -Vray great excitement prevailed towards five o'clock this se evcnissg. ansI thle demand for orders of admission was greater o thin Isis been kinown for many years. Thle attendance of in ]ladies ill the gallery wag very numerous, and a Short time bis- fore fire twit of the Royal carriages came down with LadV t .Jocclvn ansi other ladies ...

... SOUTHAMmrrOS, FEB. 24. ARsRIvALof LoiLD GoucGr,.-The steamer Indits, with the India mails, via Alexaniiria, arrivcil hereto-day. She brings 113 passengers, including Lord arid Lady Gough, Generals Camphell and Lovell, and Major Erlsdardes. The lecks were crowded with the towvns-people all anxious to welcome the veteran Connmaaider-in-Chief, as well as his youthful and gallant companion-ii. ...

... LON'Doo, TUESDAY'. Tunce is a great deal of excitemuent amnossg the Irish meni- bers at. present about Ar. Fagan's suotinn for the aholi;ion of ministers' money, whiclh is fiseui for Thursday. You will probably recollect that this measure was bronght forwvartl in 1848. A committee was then appointed to inquire into the case ; and, though it was uinfairly constituited, thelre being a large ...

... SALE OF AN ENCUBiP3ERED ESTATE. TnE first sale of an estate bv tile Coimnissimiiers of Encrim. bered Estates took place on Flridav. Taking only th e pre- sent tiett rental of the property into consileration, the sale realised nearly twenty years' purchase. The estate is called Kiolough, iol ihe county Nlayo. It coosists of 236 acres ani 15 prrchis Irish plamitatioti measure. There was a most ...

... TH7 poisonous fruits of false teachingarebeginning to ripen in The Garden of Ireland. There is no mis- taking these fruits. Wie observe them in thle blazing homestead at midniglit-in the dark lantern of the skulking incendiary-and (for the first time only, we are bound to say), in the flash of the assassin's blunder- buss; as well as in the settled gloom of discontent and smothered spirit ...

... AN ENCOUNTER V'ITIA AFILCAN ELEPUANTS. Faoss where we stood we could just see through thc wils cane to the mouth of the gully, half a mile down or more, leading upon the tress by the lagoon. I thought I could hear a dull heavy sotnd now alln then going thuimp thump down the honlnw anil alono it, the stones rumbslingc from one spot to another at the root of tile hill -h ut noticing a light ...