... I . HOUSE OF COXMMONS-WEDNrst)kAY, JULY 31. di The Speaker took the chair at 12 o'clock in the new re House of Commons, it being resolved to give it a trial this C morning in order to ascertain how far the hearing had been liR imiproved by a new ceiling which has been thrown over it a5 underneath the old one. Of course it is in a rough, unfinished state, and since it hi renders useless, by ...

... O LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. The usual weekly meeting of the association took place in Conciliation Hall yesterday. Among those present were- John O'Connell, Esq., M.P. (honorary secretary); Samuel Law, P. Quan, Hubert Maguire, Cornelius Ryan, John Raf- ferty, P. Murphy, Thomas Browne, Esq., (Linen-hall, Lime- rick); John Smith, - Flood, Esq., Liverpool; William Cranston, James ...

... -1 I I THEIRIS11 TENANt LEAGUE. i t1rose otte Jsalty Aewcs.) The land question absorbs in Ireland all men's thougirts Hereditary feuds end recent squabbles are alike forgotten in the common feeling and universal impulse of the hour. Sects that have long been at variance, and Pairties that have long looked upon each other as enemies, mingle cheerfully in the same multitudinous assemblages, and ...

... FORiEIGN IN TELLIGEN CE. (From aee London poapers of yesterday.) FRANCE. PARiS, SUNDAY Moimceio.-In the National Assembly on Saturday, the discussion was continued on the railroad bill. An amendment of M. Versigny, which p:oposed to grant to the Nantes Company two million instead of seven million and a-half conceded by the bill, was rejected by 311 to 246 votes. The Council of the ...

... IDINNER TO WILLIAM KEOGH, ESQ., M.P. FOR E ~~~ATHLON.E. . (Abridged from tile Westmeat Independent) This important event came off on Thursday evening least, in the Ball-room of Gray's Hotel, Athlone. The dinner was largely attended, and served up in the most excellent manner. Wines in profusion, and every delicacy which the season afforded. The room was tastefully and beautifully decorated ...

... THIE WORK OF TIME SESSION. . FEWv days more, and tile eventful session of 1815, ushered in with so much poinpous proclamation of yood intentiolns, will he itumu lhered wvith the sessions of tilc pest, with tile CIltatet' of aboLut thle most dto-uothlin session evcr chronicleld hy Hlailsardt. A Parliamentary return, moved for by Sir B. Hall, of the nam:les of all the public bills ordered to he ...

... 9 i)6quip, &,-C. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR OCiej/ sE, AUG 23-17th Light Dragonsis.-Cornet A. Learimosith to be Lieutenant, vice Recd, retires. 34th Font.-Capt. T. [Bellew, from the 5th, to be Captain, vice C. \V. Randolph, retires upon half pay. G3rl.-Ensigt E. R. C. Sheldon to be Lient., vice Fair- chietis4, retires. G8th.-Licut. T. (le Conrcy Hamilton to be Adjutant, vice Nicol, resigns ...

... I Drift r-Iltd!iyllUl- Tm'ii tilNire Tlt. rl.-Diirig Cite past NTek the liarliet in tow va ras has beei ext remocly irisk, at an advatnce of 3d,. per Imitile cod, JA sotoe ciiars tinlolerq of veft varis, am adicllce of 12- per bunIdle vas realized. TI' cxle ex ts of vari fromi this mtiarkiet to C cri y oar ieve beca of lato uinumsuially large, and hcavv orders ire still to lie eceumiled. ...

... IIEI)UCTION OF OFFICIAL SALARIES. Tl'im select comImlittec aloPPilited to inquire hito tha sailarips cIud elu0111iseut.f rfluiaes hc1l dulrinic the pleasure of the Clonviu V ivillsebers of either louse of Parliament,'' &c., huave poiblishied their Reporit. It is an instrictive dlocurneat, cnld brings, at tile outset, the prinlcipal meshbeis of the Caibinet quiifte out of [lie scranpe. T'he ...

... Timn follorwisg is an abstract of tire provisions of the act (13 an(d 14 Vic., c. 69), lately passed, to amend the laws whicih regulate the Q,:alification and Registration of Parlia- mrentary Votcrs in Irelatd: After the Sth of Septeniber, 1850, all rceistries under fortner acts repealed. except UnHiversity of Dubli n; preamble recites that it is expedien t to tamentd the lats which regu- late ...

... NATIONA0L El UCATIONX-RBEPORT OF THE Co I ISSION-E i S. TitE Iast Report of tilc Comninissinners of tle Irish BIoaroit Of National Edication las, it appears, lbn issuedl, out tihe docitnctit has not yct rappeared in the Imblic jonrnals. Fro:n rcferences inalde to it, ho wever, in a lealding article of tle -llorpilbg flt ronicle of Wednesday we are enahled to gather its zencral pulnport. The ...

... K-l'apt'rial jDaTlialluilt. H-OUSE OF LORD)S. I'edtnesday, Astgiunt 1 4. Their lordiships nitot at a eptorter-past One, whei tile Royval ass5t'. as O a ft rwar'ds giteti, ty commimtstsio, to publji c ai iil private B3ills, 76 io nsumber', inciodhin I-lclileo st biridgec's Asiniliv,'tlc lPuhl c Libaintins atii d M saurss , the Eece- tiests (Irelanfd), t iie ParIliamen tary Voiters ( I mlanti), ...