... TUESDAY, MAY 1, l85$. SALUS POPULAR LEX oUPRE A djiv A M Y. -st The House of Lords sat a very short time on rej, Thursday. The Earl of Harrowby announced sto the completion of the electric telegraph between lik Balaclava and London. A return was ordered, on me the motion of the Earl of Malmesbury, of the las numbcr of horses exported from this country from so the 1st of January, 1854, to the ...

... LONDON, TUESDA Y, MA Y 1. IN the HousE of LORDS Yesterday, the Militia (Ireland) Bill was read a third time and passed, an amendment by which the qualifications of officers in the Irish Militia were made siroilar to those required in England and Scotland having been adopted, on the motion of the Earl of WICKLOW. The Marquis of SALISBURY Urged some queries touching the alleged neglect and delay ...

... Yesterday morning, Luigi Buranelli, the Italian, underwent the extreme penalty of the law in front of Nowgate. Buranelli awoke at an early hour in the morning, and washed and dressed himself with scrupulous care. He stated to those in attendance upon him that he had passed a comn- fortable night, and felt quite quiet and calm; that he felt that his repentance was sincere ; and that his ...

... TO TEB EDITOR OF TUE DAILY NEWS. SIa,-On the authority of a Mr. Seymour, whoever he may be, your contemporary, the Morning Herald, argues that Maynooth is not so much a seminary for the supply of Roman catholic priests for Ireland as it is for spreading Roman catholic missionaries over the globe, and this reasoning is supported by the state- ment that both in Rome and Naples this Mr. Sey- mour ...

... | wbt otter a- ?? t 6b e Actma 0Xutmt, DUBLIN: TUESDAY, MAY 1, 18s6, -: , ' Mr. Spooner revives his annual motion this even-, ing. He wisely responds to the gloomy condition of affairs before Sebastopol-4 ineffectual bombard- ment does not justify an assault-by attempting the overthrow of Maynooth College. It signifies little to his statesannlike mind what portion of the, war- burthen is ...

... THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF THE Er EMPEROR NAPOLEON. ?? (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) of The following appeared in our late editions Co yesterday:l PARIS, SUNDAY EVSNING. or After collating the various narratives which I have in heard in the course of the day I believe I may give in the following as, in the main, a correct account of the id, circumstances relative to the abortive crime ...

... THE FOLE Y-PLACE ill URDER. To THE EDITOR or THEs MORNING CHRONICLE. Slit-A fortnight ago I had the honour to address a letter to you, requesting the public to withhold their opinion in this ense, And informing them that every effort would be muade to proveut the exeoution of Luigi Buranelli. I now beg your permission to state what those efforts have been, and what result hus attended them. ...

... TO THE IIDITORS OP THE LIVER-POOL MERCURY. GlentlemenO,-In the Ltve52005I Mercury of to-day appeare a leter ion th pe ofMr.john. Rotson, in reference to the pulicti- I ?? al T~e f matter relative to the ropoed dvisin of the county, In which It is stated that, on M. Raso calingat y ?? Curc-steeI Iinformaed To THE EDITORS OF THER LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlsmen,-t have received lyour note, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, ApnR 30. The Loan CmAX3OsLLOR took his seat at the usual hour. Lord LYNDHUTRST presented a petition from ibba- bitants of Sheffield, praying that the war might be prose. cuted with vigour, that steps might be taken for restoring the suppressed nationalities of Poland, Hungary, and Italy, and declaring that the petitioners had no confidence in the present government. THE ...

... ADMIRALTY, A PRIL 30.-APPOINTMENTS.-In- spector of Hospitals, Sir John Liddell (1844) to be Director. General of the Medical Department of the Navy. Commander C. R. Johnson (1847) to the coast-guard. Lieutenants J. O. Kidd (1865i to the Hastings, 60, screw steam ship, at Portsmoutb; A. Young (1842) to the Formi. dable, 84, guard ship of ordi, ary, at Sheerness; H. J. Diciens to the Royal ...

... INSPECT10 BY TrVICErROY oF Cu ?? ?? _. . ,Hm. A draft of twenty invalided soldiers sent home aa nfit r for immediate service from the Crimea-some ?? been wounded at Alma, Inkerman, or Balaklava, and others slowly recoverlng from epidemic diseases-enjoyed, yetser. day, the honour of a visit paid them by his Excellency the Earl of Carlisle. These poor fellows were' landed at Ports- t mouth by ...

... LAYING THE FOUNDATION STON i OF ST. AIDAN'S OHUROH. Yesterday, the foundation atone of an intended now church to lbe called St. Aidan's, wee laid by the Rev. Rector Campbell' Tho site is tin Victoria-road, near the north docks, the land, vained atA4500O, havirig been given for this ptirpoie by John Shaw Leigh, .Eeq. The buhldiog lB- to be -in the tiothie style, Ifrod pleas by Mr. Arthur Holme; ...