... 2 HOUSE OF LORDS-THU tBSDAY, MAY 26. 7Tbhe Earl of EGLINTON presented petitions from places 2 in Scotland, against the May noot grant, .0 Lord BROTUGHAM, afteralludingto certain returns lately at laid before their lordships house, said he wished to correct In a mistake which these returns might lead their lordship to re fall into, with regard to the working of his act of 1851, )h which made ...

... Ik ' HE CORPORATION. ' 6 pei~ pe cial meeting of the town council wAR r at twelve o'clock, in-the city Hall, to con- blk z.l necessary acts upon a report of the patlia- of m mere' act committee, ate The LORD MAYOR in the chair. we The following members ?? T. L in O'Brien, Bart, MIP; Hudson, Farrell, Moylan, Campbell, the Reynolds, John, J P; Andrews, Rooney, Laurence Reynolds, ut- Gresham, ...

... W. H. $mith and So' Newspaper Ofte, No. 1, Edeuaquwy, May 4. FOREIGN NiEWS. PARms, TuRSDAY.-Political affairs completely neglected at Bourse to-day, and almost every conversation suspeaded on the late receipts of ths,variousjrailway companies, and the great advantages to be expected from the new lines lately conceded by government; even the rest, which have not been much sought for by ...

... SURGEON MIELHERAN'S LECTURES. Surgeon M'Elharati, last night, delivered the third of the course of lectures which he has been engaged to deliver to the Mechanics' Institute. The audience; which was highly respectable, listened with increased interest, and warmly ap- plauded the lecturer. The following is a brief outline of it. He said-I have already demonstrated that the human form and face ...

... I TIM IAL, PARLBIAMENT. I HOUSE OF LORDS-FIuDnA, APRiL 27. Lord BROUGHAM presented a petition fromt Robert Owen, praying that the Crystal Palace may be opened OD Sundays. The Earl of MALMESEUTY rose to ask a question of the Foreign Secretary respecting the negotiations between Russia and the Porte. The Earl of CLARENDON appealed to his noble friend not to ask him for information which it was ...

... The crops generally present a fine appearance; the oat crop is particularly luxuriant. Curiosity, as ist4j, bea led farmeis to xamine the growth of the potatoes, and their appearance, in every instance, is most cheering. Swede turnips are getting down, and active preparations are making for turf cutting, the scarcity of fuel felt during tie late winter and spring affording a sufficient ?? htja ...

... FROM OUR LONDON C' ?? ,; . i The information which I was enabled togive eiko, sbort time since as to the visit of her MNjept, ys this summer has since been corroborated in every t el and the fact is now officially announced in the gy varotoy organs. The tinme of the royal visit will, I am inclinedt ee be necessarily a little later than is menionti by the0 Qneen haopened and prorogued ...

... MORE DISCLOSURES-THE DESERTERS. OnMonday nightsome further discussion took place relative to the secret friendly negotiations carried on last session between the Russell party and certain Irish members who were publicly in a state of boisterous opposition. Mr. Ball, of Cambridge, not knowing the real facts, put some questions to Captain Magan, which were so framed that the real facts were not ...

... A WEEK LATER FROM AIERICAb i ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM-SHIP AMERICA (FROM OCUR OWaS CORRESPONDENtT) , ?? ool, 5111day At half-past nine o'clock the royal mail stearpsoip A rica, Captain Leilt6, entered the Slersey from hotoooi Halifax. She enco~tered strong eanterly wind, daricg01 passage. She brings every heavy mail, andspecieonfreiil. amounting to 127,000 dollars, besides 11o parrengers The royal ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-TOUi' Y. Lord ST. LEONARDS laid on the table the report of the select committee on the bankruptcy bill. ?? Earl of MALMESfBURY presented a petition pray- ing for a revieion of the poor laws, and complaining of the unequal distribution of the poor rates. ?? also complained that land which was already subjected to an exclusive bur dan of 6, 000,0001, a-year, ...

... LICENSED GROCERBS' AND VINTNERS' SOCIETY. The committee met on Wednesday, at 17, York-street, Mr. TnorrAs M'GnseAn in the chair. The Chairman thought it a good way to begin business by handing in money. He, therefore, handed in his owvn second t year's subscription. The Secretary handed in the renewed half-year's subscrip- tion of Mr. Keough, Rathunines, and of the following I grocers, &c. : ...

... 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 ...