... RAYS'_LATER NEWS FROM AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THIE STEAMSHIP CANADA. (FROM OUR ?? CORRESPONDSENT. Liverpool, May 22. y the royal mail steamship Canada, Captain Stone, which 0ved here from Boston, via Halifax, N. S., we have New slk advices to the 11th inst. rho Canada brings 112 passengers, and nearly 800,000 aliars specie on freight. She reports the arrival of the saropa at New York, and the ...

... BY ELECTRIC' TELEGRAPH. W. H. Smithj and Sons,' Newspaper Oce No. 1, ECTen-quay, May iS, LIVEBPoo, ELECTION CO. 1,TTEE.- Mr. Wm Fresh field, Mr. William Williams, Lambeth; lHon. J. P. Maxwell, Mr. John Ball; Mr. Ingham to be chairman. LONDON Fuzcns-STOCK AND SHARE BIARKET.-Eog lisl securities have receded, the state of affairs in the Ead causing some apprehension. Railways moderately active t ...

... I FOREIGN INTEILIGE THE FRENCEI EmPRE PARIS, MAY 26, 6 P.M-In its sitting Of to.day th Corps Legislatif adopted, without discussion and Uorat. e the bill which extends the jurisdiction of the prefectofb 0USly police to the communes of the bantieu. The asset a discussed and passed the Lyons and Geneva littil, 840 The numbers ?? the bill, 200 ; agalost it, 18 ay bll To-day the Emperor and ...

... FROM OUR LONDON CORRs J 40 II The Queen's birthday has been duly celebr i' Australian has won the Derby as be pleaed delight and profit of that sefotof the ring go as the gentlemen, all of iuom are ..i.nnr at Derby, the Duke of Richmond;;and a few O' t who rowod in the same boat. Amongst i tain right honourable gentleman, lot o fraternity, who is truly supposed to carry the br Tories, and ...

... BILL FOR INSPECTION OF NUNNERIES, ISE1 DOWN XFOR ECOOND READING OX 2D JUNE NEXT; TO THE ROMAN CATHOLICS OF IRELAND. , Please attend to the advice and to the suggestion okEne- who took an active part under our great Liberator in achiev- ing Catholic emancipation-who toiled for years in that great warfare to attain Catholic liberty, and who is willing to de- u vote his still remaining energies, ...

... EOYAL WESTERN YAWitii LUB OF IRELAND. The annual general meeting of this spirited yacht club took place on Saturday, the 7th instant, at the club rooms, Royal Arcede ac tol, Suffoik-sereet. the Rore-Commodore in the chair. ltere was a very full attendance of members, all exhibiting the warmest interest in tie rapidly-increasing prosperity or the club. The secretaries, having read a 4etailed ...

... IMPERrAL PARL AMlAT. I HOUSE OF COMMONS-FaIDAY, MAY 20. The following bills were read a third time and passed The Ballymena, BAllymoney, Colerainv,'and Portrush Junc- tion Railway (No. 2) bill; the Limuerick Corporation bill, and the Londonderry, Coleraine, and Belfast Junction Rail- way bill. Petitions in favour of the total repeal of the advertisement duty were presented by Mr. Alexander ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE FBREMA,. Sli-It la well that the country-4n-thepretsnt erieia3pes-- esses such valuable, honest, and 4ileju ?? Fuamiscut, Tablet and .Zatiom, toadvocati the caiiad of honour and principle against the defenders of corruption and i' pleoelr breaking. Whilst such journals support the c4use of the country there is no danger; the principles of nationality will prevail, and ...

... We have already declared our disbelief of some of the evi- dence given before the Cork election committee to be so utter and complete, that we refused to give insertion ia our coflinns to tbe proceedings altogether. It may, however, have reached some of our readers through other channels that amongst other curiosities of evidence laid befure the late committee was that ofsa womanwho swore ...

... ing appeared in a Stop Press Edition of tbe FRIEMAS of yesterday :_ rBY ELEOrICh TELEGRAPH._ 7 JFACIAL RELATIONS OF JrGLAD AND I FIN IRELAND. -We have received the following by Electric Telegraqh F5log OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. House of Commons, Tuesday Aforniing. on the motion, last night, that the house go to committee on the Income Tax Bill, Colonel Dunne moved an amendment for an in- qy ...

... IR EMPERTAl pARLIAMEAT. -. t : ~ , - g I l ~ vi : HOU;SE: OF LORDS-MoxDAY, MAY 28. Lord BEAUIONT gave notice that, on Friday, he would ClWl attention to a treaty concluded relative to the succession to the crown of Denmark. The Earl of MALMESBURr gave notice that, on Friday,- be would put a questionito the Foreign Secretary as to the neegociation goingon between Russia and Turkey. Th Earl of ...

... I The select committee appointed to examine into the charges of corruption and intimidation alleged to have been practised at the late election for the city of Cork has decided against the petitioners, and in favour of the sitting members. This decision virtually amounts to a declaration of utter disbelief in the stories of clerical violence and intimidation which have been trumped up and ...