... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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. ...

... - ub'r lorr.5,5. THE LAND DIPROVEMENT (IRELASD) BILL. (Prom tie Ilera'dld.) Tins bill is nowi in committee in the House of Lords, and awaits further consideration. With rogurd to this measure, proceed from -what source it may, wve cannot conceal our opinion, that the machinery by which it is proposed to be worked is wholly inade- quate. Our objection to the bill, in limine, is that it im- ...

... lWednesdcsy, diay 21. COLLEOC EXTENSION. Principal CUNNINOGIAMi, after some preliminary obser- vations, said, that the motion he had laid on the table was based on two propositions. First, that there was no valid objection to the Church conmidering the question of the maintenance of a theological institution at Aber- deen, and that thaproceedings of the last three Assem- blies do not impose' ...

... LATFAi FROM AMFJRICA. AWFUL SHIPWRECK, ea AN EVIGR T VESSELAND 200 LIWES LOST )le Freeman Office, Seven otc~ck a h as We have received the following 311 (FROMI OUR OWN CORREsi po suvd ed ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. By the arrival of the Cunard steamer Asia, Captain ?? be which entered the Mersey late last night, We are in po , e of advices four days later than that brought by the pr4t, m steamer. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH1. I W. Hi. Smith and Sons' Newspaper Ofice, No. 1, Edess-quay, Mllay 30. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. UTt rEY-NO later authentic news. The general imprts- sion i tbit peace will not be distur~ed. WerT INDIA MAIL.-SOOUTHABarrON, MONDAY MORNING. -Arrived-La Piata steamer, with We it India and Uexican mills. Brings 139,000 dollars, of wbtch 27,526 are on account of Mlexican divi, *. ...

... Z I)t ?? r- PE 13 F A S ?? MONDAY,. MAY 80, 18883. THE EASTERN QUESTION. PE ACE OR WVAl? Tie aspect which the Eastern-that is to say, the Turkish-question, presenits at this tine is one which it is necessary to revert to, in order that our readers rray ?? the purport of the paragraphs which flour time to time appeal uniler the head of foreign intelligence in our jornl. tilome news isso ...

... I TiIE usual half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of j this company was advertised to be held on Saturday,2 at one o'clock. Accordingly, at that hour, a number of the directo's, and a few others, assembled, John M'Neile, Esq., of Parkmnount, deputy chairman of the directors, in the, chair. - After remtaining an hour, in accordance with the provisions of the Railway Act, and only thirteen ...