... In oonsequence of the denunciation of a female on ber death-bed, a publio-house keeper, named Perriohard, of the Faubourg St. Antoine, was arrested some tise ago on suspl- sion of haviag assassinated the Arobbishop of Paris, at a barricade in that faubourg, in the insurrection of June, 1848. This person was brought to trial before a court-martial. The court was 'crowded, and the trial excited ...

... BIRTH OF A PRINCE. On Tuesday the Queen had a dinner party at Buckingham palace. Oa Wednesday the Queen drove in Hyde-park, and in the evening entertained a dinner party at the palace. The following is the oficial information supplied from that discreet source, the ' Court Circular, respecting the birth of ,a prince on Thursday ?? At ten minutes past one o'clock this day the Queen was safely ...

... TM, PRSbS AkO X THE BUDGET. . ylrom the 7fmEsxe;.sJ- The bool; conferrefa by the Budget are so numerous and. eo univeral, that.-it requires eeme faith in the art of finence to ?? that Mr. Gladotone is not taking from us at one pocket to put inte the other. Afttrw5rning us that thefuind of re- lietf Is-mu, mentire limiteadthi'ithe 9ouse of Commons or the public ihgigles, be-overwhelims us with ...

... *R PEARGUS OCVONNOR. *The following letter appeare ir thee. tforing. Advertksew addressed to the editor of iia . joinkal p SiR.-The painful investigation to wbeoh jublic attintion will be' drawn by your report of the commission. en Mr. O'Connor, and the still more painful conclusion with Which it termtinated, will be received with deplorable aecord by all to0w1o1m the oareer:of public men is a ...

... AlTLEGRD TOADYISM AND FANATICISM IN I THSDE RANKS OF LABOUPL Two matters in which the working nlsses are eon- cerned have this week been brought before the public- The first relates to a testimonial said to be subscribed for and presented to the late Home Secretary, Sir G. GIt, and the seeond refers to a petition alleged to be signed by a numerous section of the operative population Of Leeds ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE, I - [ROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARlS, ThuRsjDAY EvENING. The ministerial journals express the liveliest satisfaction at the manifestation of bankers, merchants, and, traders of the City ef London. The Constit.titcsace says:- Thie manifestation of the Sentiments whioh now animate the bankers and merebhants of the City of London has, partiou- larly at this moment, a ...

... MIOVEM~6ENT7St FORlT ANDVA C ' OP;-F _ . _ _ , - I I a . s 4 :XXe o . - . _ ?? II ,.:Great ineonveuie~ndi MM5`been'hestdi i the parfb- St Justs-inPejitirth. Vernwal- by the strike of the kers.' -The cirtana3cei ppear to bi these- -A mau ?? Smith- pllid' afitlie receit Survey of the Boe ?? bitoh ehe 'was 'working, for increased pay, -which wasf rmdd' The iners had previously held meet ungs ...

... ?? INCREASE oP WAGES.-A- movement has commenoed amongst agricultural labourers. i Tipperary for an advance of wages, and deputations have -waited upoa-some of-the residt-nt gentry and farmers,. requiring some augmentation in the payment of- Stewards and the various classes of work- men, on ?? of the high prices of agricultural produce and the inoreesed value of priaivieoe. From other scceusist ...

... ANNIVERSARY OF PORESPZERRE'S BIRTH- DAY.- A tea party and public meeting. most numerously attended, was held at the National Hall, Holborn, on WedneEday, for the purpose of commemorating the anniversary of Robe. spierre's birthday. Mr. J. B. O'Brien was called to the chair, and read letters apologising for ioea-attcndance from Messrs. Ijossuth, G. W. H. Reynolds, Harney, &l. The letter of ...

... TO TH EDITOR Or BHENOL'DS'S NEWSPAIPBR. Sn16-Every one into whose soul the iron shaft of tyranny and oppression has entered, every one who has smarted under the galling despotism of powerful and, irresponsible officials, mustgfeel his heart swell with emotions of gratitude at the very thought that there are still to be found men, friends of their speeles, whose time and talentseare devoted to ...

... [WRoX OUR OWN CORRBSPOSDrDIT.] : Em o i PARIS, TMJx DAY EVEMNG. Tbe 3rEmperor ib suffering under an eruption of the skin. aaid to be of an sfflictive although not dangereas character; lbe consequently has not shown in public for several days. The trial of the different newspaper correspondents arrested sn.me time since Is proeeeding with closed doors, and the most extraordinary efforts are ...

... .TIM, COURTl. DuarIg the Seek the calls at Tha0lngham. Palsoo have been ?? numeroas . The following bulletin of the Qaeen's health was Iesgued on Wednesday ?? . I Buokingham Palace, April 1s, Nine o'oleock a.m. The Queen is convaleseent. The infant Prinoe continues weil. James Clark M.D. Charles Locook, l.D. Robert Ferguson, M.D. Her Majesty's recovery Is so far advanced that no further ...