... 2 HOUSE OF LORDS-THU tBSDAY, MAY 26. 7Tbhe Earl of EGLINTON presented petitions from places 2 in Scotland, against the May noot grant, .0 Lord BROTUGHAM, afteralludingto certain returns lately at laid before their lordships house, said he wished to correct In a mistake which these returns might lead their lordship to re fall into, with regard to the working of his act of 1851, )h which made ...

... Mr. Whiteside's bill is intended to extinguish the tribunal which, during three years, has worked so much misery and mischief in disen- cumbering property, improving its value, dimi- nishing costs, and drying up one of the most fruitful sources of litigation of which Ireland was so desperately enamoured, and a score or two of bar- risters derived all the advantage. That vicious court did not ...

... MIR. F. SCULLY, M.P.-THE fLERGY OF - I .. _ . . I TIPPERARY. - ' . . I Mr. Scully, instead of applying himself to the simple point put before him by the Tipperary clergy, has written a homily on the virtues of Whiggery and the abominations of Toryism. The point raised by the Tipperary clergy was the necessity of maintaining an Irish party independent in ken- timent and in action, and devoted ...

... CATHOLIC CRUN[CH. RoMe, MAY 3IST.-The return of the Holy Father to the capital has been the occasion of enthusiastic rejoicing. Multitudes proceeded along the road leading to Porto ?? to meet his Holiness, and all the streets from St. John La- teran to the Vatican were thronged with people, who received the Holy Father along the route with every mark of respect and love. The demonstration was ...

... FORElGN 1NTELLIGENCt THE FRENCH EMIPIRE. PARIs, THURSDAY EVENING.-AU article in the jn1~ des Dehats, on the state of affairs ian the east, sb e J0u g great sensation to-day at the Bourse. Accori'g to ptrhe B WhCih is believed to have its news from 6of o j bdr k Russians were making active preparations to ester the' pr a cipalities of the Danube; and if the dispute between e P B and the Porte ...

... ..,c $. .t I ws ,ouxnal DUBLIN: FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1858. THE ATHLONE ELECTION-THE CANDIDATES. The writ fbr a new election for the borough of Athlone has been moved for and issued, and while we write the formal mandate to the sheriff is on its way to that functionary. A few hours will enable him to perform his part in the solemn drama-a three shilling text book will furnish him with the ...

... THE CRIS[S IN TURKEY. I Two important events have succeeded one ano- ther rapidly-the sailing of the British fleet from Malta, and the final rejection of the last ultimatum by Turkey. Twelve sail of the line, two three- deckers, four two-deckers, three steam frigate, and two steam corvettes made all sail on the 8th, steering due east. Their destination was Besika Bay-a good anchorage ground at ...

... Ik ' HE CORPORATION. ' 6 pei~ pe cial meeting of the town council wAR r at twelve o'clock, in-the city Hall, to con- blk z.l necessary acts upon a report of the patlia- of m mere' act committee, ate The LORD MAYOR in the chair. we The following members ?? T. L in O'Brien, Bart, MIP; Hudson, Farrell, Moylan, Campbell, the Reynolds, John, J P; Andrews, Rooney, Laurence Reynolds, ut- Gresham, ...

... r IMPERIAL. PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-FsccA-r, JULY 22. The Limerick and Foynes Railway bill was read a third time and passed. SUCCESSION DUTY BILL. The Earl of ABERDEEN rose to move the second read. ing of the bill-a measure which had been passed in the lower house by a large majority, and which, while it per- mitted the government to relieve the inequalities which had been complained of on ...

... I F-ORliEIGN INTELLIGENCE I THE FRENCH EMPLUE. PAROO, AX 81.-he Russanmbassador at Paris, while e Emperor a fill not recedm, even if he were forced to ?? otanie in p oition to the navies of England and France, r is very active ign his endeav~nrs tompre Lous apoeo and t the membersa of the cabinet With the moderation of the views of the Efpero Nicholas.a e M.* His de Butenval has received ...

... A WEEK LATER FROM AIERICAb i ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM-SHIP AMERICA (FROM OCUR OWaS CORRESPONDENtT) , ?? ool, 5111day At half-past nine o'clock the royal mail stearpsoip A rica, Captain Leilt6, entered the Slersey from hotoooi Halifax. She enco~tered strong eanterly wind, daricg01 passage. She brings every heavy mail, andspecieonfreiil. amounting to 127,000 dollars, besides 11o parrengers The royal ...

... BY ELEOTR1C TELEGRAPH. W. H. SmiW ama d or' KNewicaper O° No. 1, Ede&-quay July 5. TURKEY AND RUSSIA. (From the second ediiiore of tae Timem.) The following is the most important part of a msiff sbaned by the Emperor of Russia, on the 28th June:- PETERHOFF, JUNE 2Ovu, 1853.-It Was knon 1 to f faithful subjects that the defence of our faith has alwayS W the sacred duty of our ancestors. ...