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... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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... TaB PRBSTOX STIAKd. MEETING IN LONDON. Last niht9 a ubio ctotingtook pl tSt. symnnth wit hi opeaties o Prsto, in consequence19 If thelegl pocedins wiehh~v ben taken eentte by he ater anfacures f tatplace. There was a Mr. Was. C04NG~IrA, of Brighton, was unanimouisly calledoen to preside. He said he accepted the office of chairman with great pleasure. Of the strike at Preston be would only ...

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... PAtI8, S7NDAT EVMnZNG. The Moniteeur contains in a list of several columns I The Composition of the Army of the East.. The names of most of the commanders will be familiar to you, as I have more thba once mentioned them as likely to fill the posts to which -they are now defl. Uitively appoiRted. Marshal St. Arnaud is nominated Commander-in-Chief ; his aideswde-camp are- Colonel Trochi, ...

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