... ?? I 2upI\ COMMITTEE. (FRO rt OUit OWN REPOUoTECtL ) Th ,onitnhttee re.umed its s Lmndon, Friday Nipg The ecmmrirteo rem, umed ?? to-dy in No. 19 co nmitteeroo. Tbere was a n unuerugs attendance of mein- roere of the House of Commoons and of atrangers. Lan the members of the committee were present. Mr. BBSLtPY in the chair. Mr. Fraucis Scully, M.P., addressed the committee, and said he had ...

... I - We are glad to find that the clergy of the deanery of Claremorris, following the excellent example of their brethren of Tuam, have come forward to tender their cordial and active support to the Irish Tenant League. The subjoined letter from the Rev. Mr. Reynolds, the patriotic parish priest of Claremorria, enclosing the eubacriptions of fourteen dergy- men of that deanery, beara strong ...

... IMP PERIAL PARLIAMENT. heHOUSE OF LOrIDS-FRIIDAY, IMArl. 17. 'ie 1'arl of 3lrsrsrryaancalled attention to thre ease tire clerk tin the Foreign Office, who bail been) stated by the( 0 alo brleit hAiV0 ?? certrrin state secrets iis Abrdeelit cn t ro ito o h hre tirrtlt Timesi, arid read] a letter fronm tule geritleirran in, questionl, Arire ofl ?? arlrnitted that hie had been raisin- forriicd ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-3ONDAY, MAR, 13. Thc Earl of DERFI drew attention to the recent manifesto .of the Emperor of Russia, in which he had claimed credit for frankness in having disclosed his views long since as to his lsigns against Turkey confidentially to tho British Govern. . and whlichl displayed in still m~ore glowing colours their credUlitY in trusting to the subsequent representations of the ...

... IMPERIAL _PARLIAMENT. HOUSR OF LORDS.-MoNDSA, MAcR 20. The LoaIn CEA NuOWron took his seat at five o'cleek PIETITIONS PRESENTED. a OAN 3sCATHOLIC CAPLAIlNts To PMsows.-By the i EarlefSHA3 lsTuanty, fro Pienlelk, aint. -- ' PUrLIo HOU8Sn.-By tho Earl of SHAPvasnUItr, from t l3d~eweU. lbae n~ld Ebaeueer olia; ?2ij Bath, in favour of I ilosing publichouaei on BSand BA**STAPLRLn BJMo= N.-Bty the ...

... ?? Q -KAftiaruvetlvatiemoda by. Amtubliestlen'ef.b a.re Pap9w5er., octined* -bn anther colteennb zny bf u~t fis _e i ffe n b aud to d ard a Complet Steimph ?? thi3.ia Iuth & .,tqi i1woef, Count 'N88LRDs,; (ia Nx;ow.o ,,au4 Lord XQ~riSwejavemw a fulol a imwio 'thue mplete tsotha a the usi. t ia mdand theopinionsiuter in theeot ite' Tarertsece to: -the:-'MA 5 ati ti-u bf ?? r PoE~t^'uioi' t-.zY ...

... P L PARMA _N ''TIOS 1'RESEN RIF, from the presby . t*eth 77 Ofa rnCk, andote tta blev in favou~r of a Ssy, -pfjparoehia ~duca'~ny 'r fr LEGAL RNro= .,R2Dpx Lo~s' BnoV, '-roan -St., ?? Procedure.Actmigthe ?? Getad 2w, 'TUla'dAlxrdr, pTaILM fo, the 'aolitoddv o f-oths Tbspi W neerxaf ccirn l~~eu# oe wr't ThoWRD CHi WLLfti b thugtitexe dileat toalter the law, afdhbehod toit'bee the present ...

... 0-- THE FRENCH LOAN. |s A telegraphic summary of the terms of the new 2 French loan was given in our late edition of Saturday. I 1he following is the letter of our correspondent: t PARIS. SATnvaYr EvuNxoG. The Monileur contains the Imperial promulgation of the bill authorising the Minister ?? Finance to contract a loan for 250 million of francs, a decree of e the Emperor, directing the loan to ...

... ILODOZ. RSATURDAJ? AfAR. l + .. ?? ! I IN the HoUSE 6fLoRDs yesterday, Lord BROUGEfAM Freseuted a bill assinilating the Sobtch bankruptcy IS the- English in certain point. i The Earl of SHAFTESBURY, inl moving for some papers respecting the Christian population in Turkey, denounced the assertion -in the Russian manifestoes that England and France were fighting for Mabo. uedanism, and Russia ...

... *e t .gt t : 1 ! t ad rT. Qen reratedd otb .Hon.tid ' he Viscont -To in1tbn, dti oXJ the HOdI C ?? . Grey' ln~ ,ibitedi~ths-.~heuof G ou atstd~atbferon a~t, ey GiloucestezQuee~t -d ?? ?? tjt A ir :I il i I Prlneor ;Albertf wed. out-ia the'foir'odni attendl kd by j it Yficounc~orri~ - ?? !i ?oe09helaltubridgotu theP Pid ?? ?? X ?? R n ?? h ?? t~. .. ?? ii ?? ?? , - e. ?? ...

... fforeign A ME RIC Ak- ARRIVoAL OF THE LIGHT1NNG. Liv~rrrOOL, SArTUnDAY.-The Uinited States' clipper ship LitktJUIeg, Forbes, commander, arrived herev this evening, bringing advices from New York to the evening of the 18th, and from Boston to the 19th ult. The Lig~hting has made an extrabrdinary run of 13 dars mean time fromn Boston, the shortest ever made,. although she is deeply laden with ...

... lairiculturz. PntPAsRATION OF ILL-PLO4u1r(ED LsosnD Foa GREEN Caot's.-The landshiould be well harrowed before being cross-ploughed, or if a grubber be available, its re- peated use will thoroughly pulverizeand clean the land, with the aid of the Iharrow, without cross-ploughin. Bones will be thle best ?? for guano; but on ac- count of the scarcity of thue latter, the boners will, no doubt, ...