... HOUSE OF LORDS-TuVSDAy, AUGUsr 2. RUSSIA AND TURKEY. The Marquis of CLANRICARDE said he wished to put a question to the noble earl at the head of foreign affairs in this country respecting the reports which had been lately received in regard to the conduct of the Russian power while in occupation of the Danubian Principalities. To all intents and purposes it appeared that the Russian military ...

... THE ALLEGED CONSPI RACY TO ASSASSINATE I TUE EMPEROR OF THE FERNCH. On Wednesday, at lour o'clock, Edouard Reynaud was again placed at the bar of the Bow-street pulice-court, before Mr. Jardine, for re.examinatiorf, on the charge of having attempted to conspire, with divers others, to murder Louis Napoleon, the Emperor of the French. Mr. Bodkin, who was accompanied by Mr. Reynolds, the ...

... DIOCEBE OF CLONFET.- On Tuesday the Bight Rev. Dr. Derry, Lord Bishop of Clonfert, presided at a conference of his clergy of the Loughrea deanery, held as usual in the parish chapel of that town. At Loughrea seminary, on Wednesday, a general ex- amination of the scholars of the institution took place, when the answering of the young gentlemen in their several classes was highly pleasing. The ...

... FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPODRNT, 'London, Pafday Eeontf!9. There is very little news here,, the greateventof heday; being the strike of the hackney carriage drivers which still continues, not one of the familiar vehicles being die- cerniblc to-day. Apart from the inconvenienc .of the thing, the appearance of the streets of the village, all cab-de- serted as it is, is much more qulot and ...

... THE CORPORATON, i A special meeting of the town council was beld yesterday in the City Elal. In the absence ot the Lord or the chair was taken by Alderman GnEsHusme, iocwm terlim The following members attended -iAljermuen Farrell,' Reynrll Is L ; Campbell, Iloyte, J P * moylan, and Sir Timo-' thy O'Brien Bert, M P. Councillors Codd, J P; Pim, White, Ats'in, Reilly, Fergoson, Whela, Dowling, ...

... A - _ v _ ?? _ - 1 ?? ?? - A-- A-. A- I _ ~ A I Some demonstrations, upon'a& 'large scale, were made on Be Wednesday night, at Gravesend,' in order to test the merits el of Phillips' fire annihiltor. This invention, which has 3e excited considerable interest at different periodsin'iits history, ei now receiving that public attention which its itportance Eo t palpably deserves. The 'company ...

... I WRECK OF THE ARGYLE, AND LOSS OF FIFTEEN - VLIVES. The barque Argyle, Captain: Young, master, and the greater part of the crew, have been lost off the eastern shore of Newfoundland, while on a passage to Quebec. Shesprung a leak on the 19th May, in terrible weather, and the exer- tions of the crew of nineteen men to reduce the water by pumping were thrown away. Recourse was had to the boats, ...

... EROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT-TE QUE:ENS SPEECH. HOUSE OF LORDS!-SATURDAY, AUGUST 20. Their lordships met at two o'cleck. The Lords Commissioners having taken their seats, the Usher of the Black Bod was dispatched to summon the Com- mons. The Speaker, attended by a numerous retinue of members of the Lower House, having appeared at the bar, the Queen's speech was read as follows:- MY LORDS AND ...

... [ SOIREE TO THE REV. DR. CAHILL A densely crowded and highly influential assemblage of the ladies, gentry, and citizens of Dublin met yesterday even- ing at the Rotuodo, for the purpose of paying a public tribute of regard and respect to our gifted and patriotic fellow- countryman, the Rev. Dr. Cahill. The spacious Round-room of the Rotundo, wherein the meeting was held, was crowded to the ...

... X THE3 MT Lg°JB,.;~enl~embred, aid if tile Field of the Cloty~of Gold, is Btill remeLuO, poets by mere description Call give, celebrity to spots where imaginary battles have been fought, surely the Chelbhanl in paiga will make this valley famous. The division turned out at eleven o'clock lost.Satu~rday$ and concentrated in the hollow In1 foto h cam ofm th 1st and 2ef brigades., Here, they ...

... I FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, I TIIHE FRENCH. EMPIRE. PAIaS, TUESDAY. 6 P M.-Dispatches were received at the Foreign OlfiCe tbis t morning froim Vienna, dated the 19tb, i and were immediately eent off to the Emperor to Dieppe. Their contents have not transpired, but it is supposed that they bring a satisfactory solution of the Turkish question. This, however, has so often been stated prematurely, ...

... ROTUNDO GARDENS-MRS. GRAHAM'S BALLOON ASCENT. This lady achieved her third ascent in Dublin from these gardens on yesterday evening. The display on this occa- sion was for her benefit, and was presented under most die- tingoished patronage, Lieutenant- General the Right Hon. Sir Edward Blakeney and the principal officers in command of the troops in garrisson were present, as were also nume- ...