... I IM'PERIAL PARLIAMEN. HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY, JUE 28. The royal asent was given by comnission to the income tax, bail in error bill, and several private bills. Lord CAMPBELL presented a petition from Mr. Jaraes Birch, of Dublin, complaining of a decision of the Irish Couie of Queen's Bench, whereby he was stopped from pro- ceeding with an action for libel which he bad instituted. Lord ...

... OPENING OF THE NEW STAND-H1OUSE-THE DEJEUNER. The handsome and admirable stand-house recently erected on the Curragh by the Great Southern and Western Railway Company was opened yesterday, with remarkable ectaf, and with a degree of splendonr befitting an event so interesting to the sporting community in Ireland. The representative of royalty and his excellent Countess honoured the occasion ...

... BY EXPRESSS Freema7es Journal Oticw, Thaursday Morning, 'ive o'clock . CLARE ELECTION. (FRODI OUR OWN CORRESPONDENOT.) Eunis, Wednesday Morning, Jane 29th. This morning the agitation was renewed with fresh vigonr. The necessary preliminaries to the business of the elec- tion are also being carried on with great activity and J'ndg- merit. As I stated in my despatch of yesterday simultaneous ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-MONiDAY, JuaE 27. THE N ESSELRODE MANIFESTO Lord LYNDHURST_-I'wish to ask the noble earl at the head of the government if he has any objection to lay on the table'of the house ascopy of the state paper, published re- uently in the Journal oJ St. Peteriburgh, and signed by M. Nesseliode, with respect to the differences with the Ottoman Porte.?' As I am not in any way ...

... I THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY-THE REV. FRANCIS $ I M'GINITY, C.C. DUNDALK. (From the.Dndalk DBmocrat) Ourreaders areaware that An the spring of 1851 a si- multaneous collection was made in the several par ishes of Ireland for the purpose'of providing funds to erect a Catholic University in this country, in accordance with the expressed desire of his Holiness Pins IX. After that collection had been ...

... I ?? !orzal I I . THE DARGAN TE$NIAL. Our columns to-day present theimost remarkable document ever published in Ireland in the shape of a requisition, having for its object the paying a compliment to a gentleman unknown in those pe- culiar departments to which public honours were heretofore confined. If we look to the array of names attached to the requisition, we find it to include nearly ...

... I W. H. Smith and Sass' Newospper Ogios, No. 1, Edtens-ay, June 28. FOREIGN NEWS. TxE EAsTErN Quzrasrciox.-Confidence in the mainte- tenance of peace continues to prevail in Paris. The Bourse was firm on Monday, with not much doing. Settling day being near at hand, speculators appeared to be more inclined to close accounts than to undertake further engagements. In the principal French grain ...

... I THE ROYAL CHRISrENIG. (From the Court Newsman.) The christening 0t tue infant son of her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert took place on Tuesday evening in Buckingham Palace. The sacred rite was performed in the private chapel in the Palace, which was duly prepared for the occasion. Two rows of chairs of crimson satin and gold were place] on each side of the centre, for the use ef ...

... GO- EINGSTOWN. Jcerk 28.-My correspondent at Holyhead, states that on last Sunday night, the brig Matilda, 640 tons, from 13B dria to Liverpool, and laden witb palm oil, ran ashore in a cleft of the rocks, and close to the spot where the Advice of Glas- gow struck a few days since; she now lies on her beam ends, and going to pieces, her cargo washing out. It rarely hoppena that a vessel ...

... DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 185B. Government has at last introduced a bill to amend and improve the laws relating to Savings Banks, and, so far as the future is concerned, the measure is framed to provioe every security for the savings of the poor. After a good deal of hesitation, or rather delay, created by party conflicts, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in the intervals of business, has ...

... I W. H. Smi¢, and Seos' Newspaper Orkce, No. 1, Eder-quay, June, 29. THE EASTERS QUESTION. (From tte Sbcond Edition of tf/e Times.) PARI9 TuESDAY EvE;ING.-The son of Prince Woron- zoff arrived in Paris last night from St. Peteraburgh, with despatches for M. Kisseleff, and which are stated, or rather oaijectured, to be of an alarming character, so far as the proes pacts of peace are concerned. ...

... !I THE FRENCH EMPIRE. PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING.-We are without news from Constantinopleof amore recent date than the 16th; but this cannot be tbe case with the government. It has in all probability accounts of the 19th, by telegraph from Trieste. TheiSkele, which first- announced that the laest sltiniwtum of Russia had been rejected by the Porte, persists in its state- ment in its number of this ...