... EXPRESSING EXTRIOARDINARY. i One of the most extraordinary expresses ever carried be- a, tween London and Dablin was yesterday brought over by h Mr. C. P. Roney, characteristically and severally styled the Railway Bonaparte and the Waghorn of the West, on the e occasion of a special train being put in requisition for the e conveyance of those of the nobility and gentry who wern to d be present ...

... itOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. TolE FRENCH EMPIRE. PARnS, FRIDAY, MAY 13, SIX P.m.-The commission Ip- t pointed to examine the bill relative to the national re- compense to the widow of Marshal Ney was constituted to day. General Parchappe was elected president and M. t Patrick O'Quin secretary. It now appears that the com- mission is unanimous in rejecting the proposition, and that the only member ...

... Miss Margaret Coghlan, daughter (f Patri. k Cogblan, Eeq., of Singland House, leit Limerick on Friday morning, for Paris, with a view of joining the Order of the Faithful Com- panions of Jesus.-Limerick Examiner. On the festival of Corpus Cbristi, in the splendid chapel of Adare, after an eloquent address on the Unworthy Com- municant, the subject of the epistle of tife day, the Rev. Mr. ...

... - The usual weekly meeting of the guardians was held yesterday in the board room of the Workhouse, James's- otreet, Dr. NALTY, in the chair. The other guardians present were-Messrs. John Martin, Captain Nowlan, Edmund Lawless, John H Askins,E Henry Price, John Ouseley Bonsall, Ponsonby Shaw, J P; Captain Garret Wall, John Healy, Charles F Dowling, Captain Wiedom, JP; Captain Lindsay, J P; John ...

... W. H. Smnith and Sons' Newspaper Ofce, No. 1, Eden-uasy, Slay 17. BRAZILLIAN MAIL. SOUrToAMsPTON, TUESDAY MoRNIXNG.-Arrived-Severn steamer, with Brazil and Rio La Plata mails. Dates-From Buenos Ayres, April 3rd; Monte Video, 6th; Rio de Janeiro, 14; Bahia, 19th; Pernambuco, 22nd; St.Vincent, May 2nd; Tesreriffe, 8th; Madeira, 9th; Lisbon, 12th. She brings diamonds value of 100,0001, and specie ...

... og)EOF ANOTHER IRISH STATE ,ISON -PATRICK O'DONOHUE. a 1^ ?? ?? ! ?? . _6- I Amongst our files of Australian papers just come to band is the Sydney Freeman's Journal of Thurs day, January i3, from the Melbourne correspon- det's letter of which we extract the following gra- ti.i announcement Melbourne, January 4. THE STATE FOISONERS. Like a steady little writer I reserve my most agreeable ; ...

... II THlE CORPORATION.- I A special meeting of the Town Couiict; was held yeeter- day at the City Hall, The LORD MAYOR in the chair. The following members attended:-Aldermen-n-Farrell, Reynolds, John, J P ; Reynolds, L; Rooney, Hoyte, J P- Hudson, Grasham, Andrews, Smyth, and lRoe, J P. D L.- Cooncillors-Danneby, Plunkcett, Whelan, O'Neill, Atkiuo, Bagnall, Atkinson, Hutton, J P, D L; Pint, ...

... I Ee rcclalts $0furlial I DUBLIN TUESAY, MAY 8, 1853. AGITATION AGAINST THE INCOME TAX. It takes some time to quicken a whole people. Great popular movements have been elaborated, even under the pressure of direct wrong, only After years- of suffering. We need only point to the national movements which agitated Ireland during the past quarter of a century to confirm this truth. The height to ...

... The inhabitants of the united parishes of St. Mary, St. Thomas, and St. George are about to honour themselves by paying a well desesved tribute of honour, respect, and affection to the venerable divine who is about to terminate his long connexion with them, in order that he may enter upon the new duties which his appointment to the rectorship of St. Anne's parish has imposed upon him. We ...

... b $3t¢SFrelalv,5iotnaL I!j IFiat - THE GREAT CLOVER DEPUTATION-MR. VINCENT SCULLY, M.P. Mr. Vincent Scully seems resolved that the great clover deputation shall not be forgotten. He acted as spokesman for the farmer's friends on the occa- sion, and remembering how eloquent our own cor- respondent in the Post reported himself to be, and the sweet laudations lavished on the great clover ...

... (FROM OUR OWN COORaSPONDEr.) Liverpool, May 31 The previously-announced visit of the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor of Dublin, and the leading members of the Irish National Exhibition, has at length taken place. For some days past the event has been much talked of, and consequently parties were on the qui vies from an early hour to witness the proceedings. The distinguished party sailed from ...

... The following is Mr. Chambers's bill. It is entitled CA Bill to facilitate the recovery of personal liberty in certain cases. [Note-The words printed in italica are proposed to be in- serted in committee.] Whereas difficulties have been found to exist in applying for and obtaining the writ of habeas co?1pus in cutain cases in which females are supposed to be subject to restraint, and no ...