... I BY ELEhCTRIC TELEGRAPH. WI. H. Splitii aud Son's Newspaper Ofl'ce, No. 1, dend-quay, 14th July, 1851. 8 LONDON FUNDS (NOON).--Consols for Account, 97; do. for Money, 97 -1 7, P.T.; -3 per Cents. 99.1; Bank Stock, as 214; Exchequer Bills (large), 54 1 ; do. (small), 51; London and North Westerns, 121 2 ; Midlands, it 410 21 1J- 21; North Staffords, 8A :L S E 22 l'I 21 8Id~in +; South Eastern ...

... (FROM A CORmuSPOWDENT.) Tuesday Morning, 10 o'Clock. The town is up and stirring this morning. The streets were crowded last night, particularly about the committee rooms of the candidates. Nothing remarkable, however, took place, as the weather was not favourable, it having commenced to rain about eight o'clock in the evening; so that no speeches were delivered from the committee rooms. Lord ...

... I FRAN~CE. PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVEvING.-The ministers have made up their nminds to remain in office for the present, notwith- standing the defeat on the motion of censure proposed by M. Baze. In fact, it is evident that the meaning of thimsmalevo- lent vote was to dash the triumph of the large majority on revision with a personal mortification for Louis Napoleon. It was to show that at least one ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMNENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS-WBDNESDAY, JULY 16. In reply to a question from Mr. COWAN, b Lord J. RUSSELL said the'report of Sir Jobn M'Neill, with respect to the destitution prevailing in the Highlands and islands of Scotland had not been received, and could not g therefore be laid upon the table. d The arrest of absconding debtors bill passed thrpugh com- mittee. LAW 011'EVIDENCE ...

... TO THE RIGHT ON. SIR GEORG-E GREY, BART., SECRETARY O1 STATE. Kildalkey HouseAthboy, July 6, 1851. I'SIR-The golden treasures of the Crystal Palace are the ie object of all absorbing interest, millions congregate with eeager delight to behold its surpassing wonders, and proudly le to pay homage to this far-famed triumph of genius, intellect, P and haman skill. How can I presume to ask you to ...

... I -= I A.~ I A A _ . _ A - 1 ,in An extraordinary meeting of the guardians of this union 8 was held yesterday in the workhouse, James's-street, for the re- purpose of taking into consideration the illegality of the commissioners impounding various sums for poor rate lodged in the hands of the treasurer in respect to property, which they had declared not rateable, and which had been declared ...

... I The annual academical exercises at the above distinguishea establishment took place on Thursday before an unu-ually crowded audience, and fully sustained the deservedly high position which this college has so long enjoyed in the estima- tion of the couihtry. We have never witnessed a mnore grati- fying exhibition; it was in the highest degree creditable to president, professors, and pupils. ...

... [ - CATHIOLIC COMMITTEE. l I -. - . _ _. ?? I. -- f . vTI] _ The committee have received the signatures of Lord Gor- manston, the Hon. Thomas Preston, the Hon. Edward Pres- ton, the Hon. Charles Langdald (who forwards Sl), Ambrose Lsle Phillips, Esq. ; Gerald Aylmer, Esq., Painstown, Kil- dare; the Rev. Mr. Maber, Carlow; F. W. O'Iabony, Esq., Barrister; George John O'Connell, Esq., Limerick ; ...

... 1RANCE. PARIS, THURSDAY EVEMNG.-The Constitntioanelendea- Yours to allay the public anxiety respecting a report of a serious disease having manifested itself in the wheat crops It states that the report is greatly exaggerated. The real truth, as stated by persons who have seen some of the official returns, is, that in many of the departments the disease has not declared itself; in others it ...

... $.V~ rteutauts 3~our DUBLIN: SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1851. I Everything within and without indicates that we are on the eve of a most extraordinary revolution in the legal world. In England there are two royal commissions in full operation-one for inquiry into the constitution and practice of the Courts of Equity-the other into the process, practice, and system of pleading in the superior ...

... Wis c I4 eetnaw s irn --i a-I DUBLIN: FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1851. I I By the activity of our London Correspondent we were enabled to announce in our publication of yesterday the success of the Chancellor of the Ex- chequer in his iniquitous opposition to the just rights of the Irish spirit traders. Sir Charles Wood will not depart one inch from his budget. He clings to it with the most desperate ...

... (FROMi OUR OWN COI1UESPONDENT.) LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-JULY 23, There is a steady demand to-day, and a healthy tone pervades the market. Some large failures are announced, owing to over speculation in cotton; but these do not effect the market, which is arm, at the rates of Friday. LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET-JULY 23. The Share Market slightly improved at the close yesterday, after our report had, ...