... I THE FRENCH EMPIRE. PsAIS, SATURDAY, AMlAo: 9.-Napoleon Bonaparte (Je- rome's Bon) refuses to accept the Viceroyalty of Algiers, sad Is to be sent on a mission to Italy. The Pops's nuncio announced on Thursday to several members of the corps ?? that his Holiness was coming to France for Louis Napoleon's coronation, and that he might be expected to arrive about the end of April. PARIS, ...

... B BY ELEC6TRIC TELEGRAPH. W. H. Smith and Bots' Newspaper Ojice, No. 1, Eden-qway, March 14. PLiMOUTH, MONDAY MORNING.-Australian steamer bound for Australia put back very leaky-passengers assist. ing crew at pump96 ' LONDON STOCS AND Smart MAREYTP-English market maintained its steady tone. Railway well maintained at advance of Saturday. Continuations on Leeds Midlands and Great Northern ...

... THE COUNTY GALWAY MEMBERS AND THEIR I , CONSTITUENTS. We publish in another column the important cor- respondence, referred to on yesterday, between a numerous and influential body of the electors of the county of Gaiway and their representatives, on the 'subject of the disastrous division sought to be introduced by a few venal men into the ranks of the Irish Party. 'With a promptitude and ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-MoNDiox, KAnton 14. The Bishop of EXETER presented petitions from the Dean and Chapter of Winchester, from Devon, and other places, against the admission of Jews into parliament. Other petitions were presented by Lord Colville, the Earl of Shaftesbury, and the Marquis of Breadalbane, to the same effect. The -Marquis of BREADALBANE presented a petition from the Presbytery of ...

... ,THE AUSTRAL1A' GOLD FTALDS. krm e hiewo0ure Gold Cfs'cular bf Jan. 63). Gol d has m tainda imr tondly~bowek owing ialBaflara't, which was materially incseas; X by the agentV of the' be Great, Britain reducing the freight to 4id.' ~ei. ounce (the' IS. same as shaips), and, their erasing from the bills of lading the in clabishe 'thot were : oe sidered ',objectionable. Adlthou'gi nbt cleared oat ...

... F.OUTH 1 DUBLIN UNION- :- l . . . . ?? .. . .- . . . I MThe guardians of thies union held their usual weekly meet- ing yesterday In the board-room of the workhouse, Jaiiies's.- street. I Sir RonERT SHAW In the ehair. The following guardians were present: -Captain Noiwlan, John Oaseley Bonsall, John Robinson, Captain Lindesy, John H. Evans, D. P. Ryan, Charles F. Dowling, Ponsonby Shavw, J.P.; ...

... If IFOREIG.N IN'rLIGE Ei THE FRENbCH EPIRE. flee hadfored te Drdanlle , andrthat Hrnerald)r s (Ftom the Correspengt of the oiralm f pevai4 to PARis, FRIDAY EvENIoIG.A general esliuo g prevosto day that the state of Turkey is euch as to te most embarringing oomplicatiofs. putting aside the manoY exag- gerated rumours, under the inyflaen ce o h t e tda one time fell a franc and a half-such as ...

... I ROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT, London, Teerdy There is a rumour to-day that differences have arisen , thecabinet which will probably necessitate the retirement of one of its members who has made himself obnoxius to his colleagues by the -thoroughly liberal tone of one of hi late speeches in the house. The minister alluded to is sir William Molesworth, and the speech delivered by him en Friday ...

... I .DUBLIN AND MULLINGAR TURNP1KE, rA meeting of debenture-holders upon the Dublin and Mlullingar turnpikes road, convened by circular, was held I yesterday in the Commercial Buildings, for thepurposeof ihaving submitted to them a proposition, under the sanction e of the government, for an amicable arrangement to pur- r chase or extinguish the several debentures on this road, with aa view to ...

... U' L. Smith and Sows' Newspaper Office, No. 1, Eden-quay, Alarc& 16. LONDO2; FUNDS-STOCK AND SHARE 31ARLRET.-Consois opened heavy, and soon after declined k, a demand for accom- toedation assigned as the cause; rate indoors about 2V per cent. Railways influenced by Console depressed all round. Gold mines and lacd shares generally lover; nuggets, how- ever, better. Port Philip depressed on the ...

... THE PIPEWATER COMMITTEE-THE CHOLERA. TO THE EDITOR 0F THE FREEMAN..' SiB-Permit me through the medium of your journal to call the attention of the public to a circumstance that may, during the coming summer, be attended with dangerous con- sequences should the weather prove sultry, and may endanger the health of the city in general. For some years past the inhabitants of Sheriff-htreet, New- ...

... A very singular letter appears in our columns to- day, signed Austin Killeen, and, therefore, well authenticated in all its remarkable particulars. The reverend gentleman did not hesitate to give the authority of his name to the circumstances which he narrates-circumstances as singularly audacious on the part of the offenders as ever accompanied the perpetration of outrage and insult. The ...