... I ~iE1G~ INT- L G . THE FRENCH EMPIRE. PARIS, THUIRSDAY, MAY, 26,6 Par.-A telegraphic messag e from Marseilles las been received this day with reference to the Turkish question. Soon after an interview took place between the Minister for Foreign Affairs and the Turkisb Ambassador, which lasted some time. The particulars of that interview and the intelligence brought by the message have not yet ...

... - .1 .1 _- - d - _ (From 6le Morning Post). VERDICT OF MANSLAUGTETR AGAINST THE CHAIRMAN AND LOCOMOTIVE SUPERINTENDENT. The adjourned inquest on the body of Charles Canning, a porter on this line, who was killed by a survey train on the, 14th instant, was resumed at the UsilwrayArms Inn, Farn- ham, Surrey. on Tuesday, before Mr. Wood, the coroner, and jury empannelled last week. There were ...

... FOREIGNiNXTELLIGENCE. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, MIAY 18.-The relations between the French and Austrian governments, which since the departure of M. de la Coar have grown somewhat cold, are not likely to be imn- proved when it becomes known at Paris that an Austrian Archduchess will soon be the betrothed bride ofthe heir to the Belgian throne. Yesterday it was rumoured that the mar- riags was as good ...

... RELEASE OF BISHOP UJLLATHORNE ANID THE VERY REV. DR. MI JORE. (Form the CorrwespoudeutoJ the Tabtlet). Birmingham, Weduesday Evening. It ij witb infinite pleasure I have to inform yo30 of the re- lease of the above distinguished divines, which took place to- day under circutestanccs highiy honouralible to themselves, nad which cannot tail to be seost gratifying to the Catholic (a Sainudav Mr. ...

... PETITION' OF THE GUARDIANS OF THE NORTH IDUBLIN UNION. TO THE !I:GHT HON. AND RSON. THE COMMONS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM IN PARLWIAMNT ASSEMBLED. The humible Petition of ahe North Dutbilin Union Board of Guardians, SmowETH-That your petitioners have been at all times most willing to contribute their tull share of taxation to the Imperial Treasury, but from their intimate knowledge of the still ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH, I W. E. ,Sesh and Sons' Newspaper , No. 1, Eden-quay, May 16. FOREIGN NEWS. RussrA.-A telegraphic despatch received at Vieni nounces that, according to reports of the Austrian c03c;-i, at Odessa, the Russians have positively suspended tei:.. maments. At Odessa, no speculations made in grain, and large ri. tities of corn had accumulated in southera Russia. In ; of ...

... jII ?? CATHOLIC' OUROEH. - ^ - . - . . I §,We are sincerely rejoiced to learn that the public-spirited and patriotic Catholics of Drogheda have concluded the pur- chase and cormmenced the preparation of the fine edifice known as the Pair-street Barracks in that town, in ordereto render them a fitting residence for his Grace the Catholic Lord Primate, the Most Rev. Dr. Dixon, and also to render ...

... A meeting of Protestants, summoned by the committee of the Dublin Protestant Association, was held last evening in the Theatre of the Mechanics' Institute for the purpose of adopting addresses to the Qaeen and to the Lord Lieute- nant on the danger to the throne, the constitution, and the liberties of the subject involved in the present assumptions and constantly augmenting demands of the ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, B TTHE FRENCHI EMPIRE, PARis, MAY, 29, 6, P.M.-Tbe Emperor, tcompanc e by the Duke of Genoa: left St. Cloud this merning ?? s o'clock for Versailles. On his arrival in ?? g ea 5155 d the review of the troops commenced immediately. a i Marshal Jerome Bonaparte resigned to-day the Gooen ship of the Invalides into the bends of General d'rnant and proceeded to take up his ...

... I THE FRENCH EMPIRE. A letter from Paris in the Chron~icle says, 1 The Empress is gradually recovering from her recent misbap, and her health Is considered in a satisfactory state. It appears that the announcement of such accidents in the Monitetur has hitherto been unprecedented, and the note inserted in that journal is consequently the subject of severe comment in quarters which set ...

... FORIGN ITELLIGENCE.I TIE FRENCH EMPIRE. plolcS, SuEnDAY, MAY 15, Six P.mr.-The intention of the government to co-operate in the construction of lodging- houes for the working classes and eomployes of small income hoae ecited a good deal of interest. Toe measure will not ?? to one class at all events-namely, the pro- ?? who ses in such competition an unjustifiable inter- p a5 ore with private ...

... ITMPBRIAL PARLIAMENT. I HOUSE OE LORDS-TtUruDAY, APmrI 15. This being Ascension Day, the House of Lords did not sit. HOUSE OF COMMONS-THURSDAY, APRnL 5. Sir JOiHN RAOOSDIN took the oaths and his scat for Tauntou. On the motion of Mr. T. DucicomsB, the order of the day ot the third readirg of the combination of workmen bill was read for the purpose of being postponed until Wed- nesday the let ...