... 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, ...

... a HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, MAX 9. ?? lordships resembled about four o'clock. ROYAL COMMISSION. The royal assent was given by commission to the Cork municipal corporation bill. The Lords Comnissioners were the Lord Chancellor, Lord Stanley of Alierlim, rand the Duke of Argyll. INSvEC9TlON OF NUNNERIES. The Earl of SIUAF 1ES`BUIY presented a petition from Beckeeham, Kent, in favour of the ...

... I BY EL'2'iG TELGRAPH. W. H. Smith and Soni' Newspaper OJfice, No. 1, Eden-quay, May 10. Paris trade much improved within these tew days. Ad- vices from RTuen, \lulbouse, Roubaix, Elbeuf, and Lyons, are very encouraging. Fancy goods largely ordered, chi fly fo. toutbt America. Corn trade as doll as ever. Tue re- serve is n.,w reduced to 48 quintals, the farmers, however, hold tleir wheat. Rye ...

... I A Royal Commission being about to inquire into the state of education in Maynooth, and all other matters connected with its internal arrangement and discipline, some of the hot heads think the in- quiry should go much further, and take it the whole question of Catholic doctrine as practised in religious establishments; and farther, that all institutions of that nature should be placed under ...

... |DU N $ VcculaN sDAY, MAYil1at. DUBLIN: E DESDAY, BMAY 11, 1858. THE EXI B ITION-THlE OPENING. No formil directions have been publi-hed yet with respect, to the adudmission to the inauguration of the Great Exhibition, and knowing f~om the letters we have received that a good deal of anxiety pre- vails f'r information on the matter, we have mader inquiries as to the regula ions that will be ...