... fforeign fiterihgucnr. FRANCE. The Co6s2itetieonnel publishes the following report of a con- versation on Tuesday evening between the President of the Republic and M. DUpin, the President of tihe National As- sermbly, who, with several members of the Bureau, had waited on the President of the Republic, to offer the compliments of the season: M. Dupin-Monsieur le President, I bring you the ...

... THE CENSUS FOR 1S51. 1'romn the summanaries of the 40,000 enumerators employed in taking the census a series of tables leave beenl comipih-d, and presented to both houses of Parliamelit, showinlg the popula- tion and houses in the divisions, registration counties, and districts oif England anid Weales, in thei coulities. cities, and burghs of ScotLand, and iul the Islands in thoe IBritish Seas ...

... In our last wae stated that a summons had been issued to command the attendance of the Cardinal to give evidence be- fore the Committee of the House of Commons. now inquiring into the law of mortinnin. The following from the Lon- doe Record shows that the wily Cardinal is not forthcom- t ing:- ' Our readers wvill be surprised to Icarn that Cardinal Wise- man has left England and betaken ...

... ENNISKILLEN E Lrscrsos.-At the eTose of ihe poll on Fri- -day, the following were the respective numhier G-MEr White- i side, 84-Mir Cullum, 67-Majority, 1U. Mr Whiteside wtas accordingly declared by the Hijgh Sherift as duly returned. - i 'fan Mxan suxas-The Tenautteaguehaejustpre- mulgated a decree dooming Mr Henry Grattan and Mr Cos- belly to banishmeint from' Parliamentary life, and ...

... By EECTRIC TELEGRAP, fact died Lo-DnoN, W vDnsD2AY EvsNsG. thee The Court left town to-day for Windsor Castle. the COURT or Q EE 's BENrCcE-POnRxsUsBra I 1 oD PORTUGA-L . DOznx.A3E}rtcE.-Sir 1E. this Thesiger obtained a rule, misi, to show cause for prohi- was biting certain proceedings against the Queen of Portugal sary in the Lord Mayor's Court of London. The details of this case have ...

... THE S.S.C.'S AND THE A-INNUITYTAX. On Tuesday a meeting of the Society of Solicitors before the Sopreme Courts. w'as held in their hall, Pcrliament Square-the President, :Mr MPAndrew. in the chair-for tie purpose of considering the following report of a committee respecting the annuity-tax:- Your Committee have deliberatelv considered the statement of th e Lord Provost. Magistrates. and ...

... Mrthanke EM1TO1RATio-, ON A LARGE SCALa.-The C'ork Exami jur of yesterday contains the following remarkable statement:- We were informed, no later than vesterday, even on the authority of the clergyman himself, that several thousands of the people of an extensive district within ten or twelve miles of this city have expressed their determination to quit the country Stu ill e(arnoestly ...

... 1l. tvprial larltallItCt. HOUSE OF LORDS. a MoNrnor, Ju-Ns 23. Their Lordships met at £ve-o'cloek - Lord LYNDHURST moved that it be referred to the Com- mittee of Privileges to consider and report what course, havingi regard to the privileges of that House, ought to be pursued for obtaining the attendance and advice of the M2aster of the i Rolls and other judges of the Court of Chancery. upon ...

... RAOILWVAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. AazLnDEEzuw ILLILVAY-72 7 iles ope-nea. W.Veek ending June 134. Passengers, . .1 .93 7 9 Goods, &c . 732 0 0 £1609 7 9 Corresponding wSeek In 18.1 . 1. CALEDOXNIAN PIALW AY-lO0 Miles opened. Week ending June 15. Passengers, 1SS60-Rece'qpts . £2919 8 2. Goods, &-c . 758 9 9 £667M7 17 11-. Corresponding reels in 150, ...

... A new convent near Limerick is to he proceeded with im- mediately, at L.51 00-We understand that the harbour of KIingstown is to be improved, and that the sum of L. 10.660 is to be laid out upon it by the Board of Public Works.- Beidter. , CATHroLIC DaFErac COsteItTEE.-Sonme fresh recruits of considerable note have given in their adhesion to the reli- gions movement now in progress towards ...

... ESECND-..E.DITIONS BY ELECTRIC TfELEZGPH. MERCURY OFFICE, FOUR O'CLocK. Lo2n-_oNT, -MONDAY M1%osRrn. FOREIGN EXCHANGES. -Antyerp, 27h ijust., ex- change on London, 25 25; . Ainsterdama, 26tb, 1195 Berlin, 27th, II159. THE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH. 1nfelligence received at the South Foreland, at 6 PM. on Sunday, by the Submarine Telegraph itself, of its satis- factory completion to the French coast ...

... NOaRnLAsox.-Dr Wareing, the Pope-styled Catholic Bishop, basheen installed. Several neighbouringpriess gave their attendance. The Tatle4 upon the authority of a French paper, L'Ami 1 dc/a RsRehgiro, states that the BritLh Governmenrt is indus- 1 trioasly looking up precedents in the practice of Continental States, in the hope of arming itself with courage to do what is right with regard to the ...