... I THE FRENCH EMPIRE. PAUs, TUEsDAr.-Count d'Hasuoanville, while riding in his carriage on Monday, was impeded in his course by the long line of vehicles containing the members of the legisla- tive body, who were proceeding to take part in tbe opening of the chambers. In this dilemma the Count endeavoured to force his way through, but was repulsed by the officers on duty, when be made usa of ...

... >4'. J'oD CHEMICAL Ew sOE E AAflteting of the Dublin Ohemical 'Society,' held' at their Board-room, 64, Capel-atreet, last *F9ay. evening, She first report of the provisional gommutee was presented to the melabrs. 'H aviagasit ~rtai tll 'digiultias which beset the fortmatidn of 'the 8ociet by -Mr. Arthur (mtnage'dlThe ]D)uIlipt bottle works),. it gpes. on to say'- that Ur. adimeron and Mr. ...

... THEr, COMMI:TTEE ON THE LA?TD BILLS. The Government has yielded to the landlord clamour against the select committee proposed by Sir John Young, and added three avowed anti- Tenant-Right members to the original list of 27- the three new members being Mr. Whiteside, Mr. t Grogan, and Lord Claude Hamilton. In the course of the conversational debate that followed, Sir John Young made a very ...

... I le (From the Tuam HerHi t) )Us Mr. O'Flaherty'B parliamentary career has not been very it long; neither has it been distinguished by any remarkable to brilliancy of eloquence, or any display of those higher qua- the lities which challenge national gratitude and admiration.- Ion In the course, however, of the first few years he spent in apt parliament, it would be useless to deny, and we, in ...

... (From the Natiow oj Saurday.) [We have received two letters from our honowred friend Smith O'Brien, which, though posted two months apart, ar- rived en the same day. It is necessary to offer this expla- nation for the delay which would otherwise seem to have occurred in the publication of an address written in Septem- ber last. The colonial post-office had custody of it from the 18th of ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MonDAY, APRIL 4. The Bishop of LLANDAFF took the oaths and his seat. Lord LYTELLTON presented a petition from unions in Worcester praying for an alteration in the law of settle- ment. The Bishop of EXETER presented a petition from a place in Devonshire against the admission of Jews into par- liarnent. THE CITY ADDRESS TO THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. Lord CAMPBELL rase to put a question ...

... I ABOLITION OF THEE ADVERTISEMENT DUTY. I The Bill for abolishing the Advertisement Duty received the Royal Assent on Thursday, and is now law. Henceforth, then, no duty will be levied for the insertion of an advertisement in a newspaper or in any other publication. The repeal of this tax is a concession to the retail trading-the shopkeeping class-and to that large industrious class who earn ...

... On New Year's night the teetotallers of Kiugstown held their annual ball in the large roons, Paradise-row, in cele- bration of the tenth anniversary of their important and useful society. The hall, a spacious, handsome room, was beautifully illa- mniated and tastefully fitted up for the occasion, with two large arches of evergreens extending the whole breadth of the building. Evergreens wvere ...

... --- I Agenerel meeting of the council of -the League of the pa rshmembers of parliament who supported Mr. Sharman thi Cr5 wfordsa bill, and of the other friends of the measure, was n held yesterday, at the Council-roQuis of the Leagi:ge,- 4to as decide upon the policy best suited to the present prosperous cle crtclposition ofteland question, 'The attell- an but yet ?? h danc wasexcedinly ...

... THE FRENCH EMPIRE:. PARIS, MONDAY EVNING.-The Austrian Ambassadori received his new letters of credence yesterday evening. Those of the Prussian Ambassador bad already arrived. Up to this morning the Russian Cbarge ?? had not received his letters, but it had been notified to him that they were on their way. It is added, that in these letters of credence the Emperor of the French is addreesed ...

... I WEEK'S LATER NEWS. ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. (TosR OUR OwS COSnaxsPONDENT.) Liverpool, Monday. By the arrival of the royal mail steamer Canada, Lang commander, which reached the Mersey yesterday afternoon, we have received New York and Boston advices of the 5th, and Halifax of the 7th instant inclusive. The Canada brings 70 passengers and the usual mails, but no specie on freight. From the ...

... THEi GREAT CiTY, ORkrmiUS. MASION-OHOUSE, TUISDAY, Robert Ferdinand Pries wass'b rought before, Sir Robert Carden, at one ol6'ck, for farthei 'examinatio`w upon lthe charge of havingnttered certain forg ie, t , vsextensive amount. ?? ' I m *Mr. Ballantine, instratcte. , pwrernd May. . nard I a eared for' tel pteW}n,:,4i~agd~ ...