... fovtigll Ilteltigence. FRANCE. Tns advice8 from Paris state that M; Dupin had an audience of the President of the Republic on Saturday last, wlhei he cotminuicated the substance of the pioccedings of the Par- liamentary Commission. Lnuis Napoleon replied, that he thought the cosmnission had not adopted the most judicious course, iiasenucil as it night catuethe executive government to withdraw ...

... AIR. NAPMER'S LECTURES ON KNOWLEDGE' AND I L A, 13 0 U R. I LECTURE 1.-A rL9A FOR KN'OWI.EDGl7..-lTS ACTION UPON LABtOUR. YF.STrErv0AlY evening, according to announicenient, the formier of a se ries of Ino I eel ares9, inl nil of time Lilirary Fonld of thle B~elfast Worviog Classes' Asaociai 00, ttpoit tie ahove-nancd aslij!c:, was deliveredl hi'v Josoph Xnpier, Esq., Q.C., MIP., lin !lie Mnii ...

... THE REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT OF QUEEN'S COL- LEGE, BELFAST, FOR THE SESSION 1S49-50. TiO TfIC QUEitN'S MOST rivLIT~,FT MAJESTY. MAY IT PLEsASE YOURt MNAJ13STY-Iti accordance with thia Act of Parliauenert, the 81tIr arid 9th Victoria, chap. 60, Isv which tlic Queen's Colleges in Ireland have usenersctalilisheri, 'I have thce honoor of subimitting to your Majesty this report of tire opcriiog of ...

... TilE ARCTIC[ ElNPEDITiON.-REPORTED DESTRUC- TION OF SIP, J. FRANKLIN AND IlS COMI'A- I'IONS. DnIsPATcncvs from Captain Sir Johnl Ross and Captains Penry anld Otneesucy have heen received by the Secrtary of tihe Admiralty, extracts fronm whichl have been publlisheld. Tie letter of Sir Juhli Ross is dlated ',off Admiralty Islet, Lancaster Sound, August 22. Ile states ile it that his fis- covery ...

... TIHE DISAPPOINTED DUETLISTS.- A SENSIBLE SECOND. TImE advanced guaril of tie army, on its way to M\onterey, bad diriven ont of ihe tons of Maria a ?? force of iMexieans, who hail lefi t iri dinnii ers to be eaten liv elie Amncricans, ?? it camrled fnr thc rear to coime op. That nofite onn a portion of the Texas cavalry occuipiedl n vacant lot, ncar Ile Plazas. Whlile tirnwhig, ?? at onc of ...

... 'TIMiE .TAIAGEE COLLEGE-1II E C[-ARGIT OF THE-11 TIRUST'EES& TO-DAY we ?? allotiet i'ulomlions ana, uniller the Circumstanees, in portant document, it) reteeonce to the cstablismlinent of the MAengee Collegc, nacIleh, the Ciharge of thc Trustees of the ?? othier Ironis, the ease of these gientleamen in the Court of Clhancery, on wlihich tile rely in the promo tioni of the scilenoe'' for the ...

... LORID TON)ONi)F DERRY ANDI) HIS TE.NXNTRY.-CMSE OF tillE RtEV. JULIUS N.'CULLOUGI. WE insert elsew~here thle report of n ?? helid no Thnurs slay last, at Nesytnivwards, Which ofrers, in tlse present a- pect of the relationse betwieen Land slord andi Tenant iii this counitry, matter for the gravest conssidleration. It appears that the NMarquis of Loss sonderry is in earnest ill his resolu- tion ...

... .A rAicTTxE having beel addressed to Lord Stanley by ATr. G. F. Yonmg, thc chairman of the National Associatioin, on the subject of his Lordship's late remarkable speecl at 13nry, bas reccived the fillowieg reply *- Knowsley, Oct. I1, 1S50. Nv DESA Sin- havre tis moment received your letter of yesterday, and hasten to reply to it. I have observed, as indeed I expected, that my speech at ...

... D I N G LFE U1 I S S I O N. A MEE~TINGOof thle friends of thle Dingle and Ventry Mission was held yestcvda s' at iioon, is thle lower room of thle Music Hall. Trie atodtieance, though eant large, was highly rospne- table, sail Coisisled clieftlly of ladies No twi thstaniding tise tiifavottrable stole or the weatlher, the roorm presented sol an imated andi it teresti tg a ppearas ce. The ohj ...

... DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF TUIE L[rE GALE. Prusi storln Vi);Ch ragedl throiighiout SuIIaV and Manti ay Oni the North-east coast of Ireland was also felL most severely anr the Eniglish coasts. It was especially violent in the neigh- I Irli 00( of Liverpool. 'Il'e tite roes so ighl onl So inlay night thlalt it wlashel over the piers andl do~ck walls, sad th; eftects proved fetal to several of thle ...

... REUNION OF CONSER11VATIVE SECTIONS. ALLEGED ABANDONNIENT OF TIIE PRO- TECTIONIST POLICY. A SHOIRT time ago, it sias rumonred that a reconcilia- tion. had been effected betneen that portion of the old Conservative opposition whicll, under Sir Robert Peel, hlad gone over to the Free-tra de camp, and that firmer and mole consisten t party, which . tn der Lord Stanley in the I-House of Lordls, and ...

... THE ' CAT11OLIC UN~IVERSITY. IT hlas becn aniiouclleeI 1)v the FreeMan, the organ of the Ronmislh hierarchy, that the four titular archbishops, together with the other lbishops and clergy nominated as a comumittee of arrangement, are to meet in DUblin on tlie 15th instait. to aceomplisht their firstact towards tie foundation of this great na stioial nUtndertaking. Meanwhile, however, the ...