... ! - - PARIS,' SeND.&rEvaxIbO. The 7Arori-teez, publishes a decree, mak~ing con~ider- .b~le chroges in the organisation of -pablic schools (tycee&j . The decree, according- to expectation, raises the tariff of charges to be paid by families for the university education of-their children. The Mli. r. nister of Pablie Instruction has come to the concint- it sion that this course should be adopted ...

... IIIELAND flurr;ex, AP>RIL 18. It i3 sietisactor3 to find that Ljord Aberdeen's pro- position for a royal eommission of inquiry relative to Matl nooth College is well receivedi by all parties here. '1 he Frt~ mosns! Joernall speaksing in the nameii of the i sm au eatholie priestis, congratulates its readers on the subject, and anticipates that the iinqmrv wvill h..ve the ci~het of 3ilencing the ...

... /,0OND0ON, TUESPA Y, A PRIL 19. :Both houses sat yesterday. In the Housa of LORDS, the Earl of WIliCHOISEA,. in moving for a committee to inquire into the systemL of education pursued at Maynooth, expressed his fears that papal aggression, in consequence of the: fu~tility of the Ecclesiastical Titles :Bill, was still to be dreaded in this country. H~e denounced the canon law of Rome as hostile ...

... EL,2CTION EXPOSURES.- ler- ' Yesterday, on the re-assembling of this committee; ois ijord H. Yane in the ch ?? . Captain John Floyd was examined. ?? stated hse was ocaptain of the 3rd Regiment, and was stationed at Cestlebar fr-during-the eleetion.- --One night,- a short time before the Dtt-elecion he wvas called up at 11l o'clock in cornsequence of a cist- disturbance. A number of priests ...

... LATEST-FROM FRANCE. (BYt nEfcTRnC T~EIQ31AP~.)-1 PARIS, MIONDAY 13VENING. The l~lfOiiteU1' of to- day containls a de tailed- account df the ceremony wvhich took place yesterday on the occasion of the presentation, by the Emapcror, of the Cardinal's hat to the Archbishop of Tours. The ceremony tooks place in the chapel of the Tuilories. The Empress and imperial family wvere present, ac-; ...

... .BOOKS, enc., TO TEIE EA1ST INDIES. Tlhoc followinig notice has b~eerf issued -from the Gieneral Post-offlce: Oo and from the 'lst May next, printed books, rnaga- zines, yeviews, and, pamphlets (whether British, Colonmal, or forcign), may be transmitted by 'the post between the United. ingdoml and 'the East Indies, by the overland mail~vie Southamnpton, or by the direct packet from Ply-I ...

... A letter from Pselermo, of' the 3rd, says:-w TheB I EKing of Bavaria has just acted in a manner to cell down orn rhis head the blessings of all the inhabitanls of this place. t Bmongst the individuals arrested -for being engaged in-the late attempt to get uap an insurrection in Sicily, Wvere four .at whose residences arms were~dicovered. One of these; snamed Castaglia, the sen of. a ...

... T ?? .ALT PARLIAENgrt. EFFUSE OF LORDS.-MoNBAT, APRIL 18. The LORts C.naooa~toI.n, took his seat at 5 O'elCk0I PUBLIC BUSINESS. PET! LIONS P1RESEN;TED. AerniSox OS' inn's~v TO PARINSTAi}SxT.-By the Earl of BRODEN, the Earl of WVINCiIILSJIA, anid the Bishop of WINlCHESTER, from several places,ags~aust. C-HIT.SEA,' from grates numo o laes; ~theErlo £10111 a presbytei3' in Aberdeenshire ; the ...