... (inox OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) [The following appeared in our Evening Editior, a yeaterday]: APPROACHING PEACE CELEBRATIONg IN PARIS. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESFONDENT,) PARIS, TuRasDAy ERvnns. Without pretending, which I have never yet done, to any knowledge of what passes within the doors el the Congress, I believe I may now announce with certainty that unless any event, wholly unexpeoted by the ...

... I ROYAL INSTITUTE OFBRITISH ARCHITECTS. I On the evening of the 2 ihult. the eighth ordinary me, t ug of tie present session was held at this inssitutt a There was a full attendarnc of both members and visitor. Mr. Beretford RH p1, ?? was elected an honorary mem- ber of the society. M. Vicliet 19 Due, architect, of Paris, was aso altcted an honorary member by acclamation, the ballot havisg ...

... ?? 0.1o )1i. ITA. 1 0:1 9D oil 11 ORS.L;3 ?? - ~ ~ ~ J'ji Wit-I:lY 1:nsciro ot 0 c M-tropolitant Board ~ ?? o~ a' ' ?? in the, Coin I-ll Cioan, hot, WiUadi t ?? 3o; i'0 'Ai ie pre i itict of the board, in thi.e, t ir. Mr, I-i Lviih' ,hl a IcC if I'he new s(ew V Cirri- Wer~cId an ?? ?? r% L: vel t! e gar.ctin Ft the The il' N aid t e b-i'd hid nit senctioned the ce'tcto Gi ily r.-W cirin ...

... ,r4AL. IL13IBN±&il BUSINVESS. Tiits DAI , MARCH 10. ?? v-'l c, (i:ostieO and Bcrlughl)l Ori~ trog O ,T} So' 10-ltSfpply-committeet for tice~ypi; upy~~kmite 13i1 r5?coqd ,C tf ...

... ST. GEORGES, HANOVhR SQUARE. On Tuesdav a special tneeting of the vestry of this parish tas hpird in the Board-room, blDunt-street, Grosvenor- sqoare-thaeR'v.HENRYHoWAltTlithe ?? -totskeinto consideratioi certain rolo-ts, reclmmenda tions. and propositions, respsetiug the management of the pnrh umlner the lew att. The rsrorts cfsp Gcia committees arppinted by the vestry to consider The ...

... GREAT WESTERN AND BRENTFORD RAIL IVA ?? The half-yearly meeting of sbarehold rn in this company was held yeterday, at Fendail's Hotel, New Palace-yard; Viscount Vmijuamla in the chair. Mr. itLrn, secretary, read the following aB the direc ore' report: In compliance with the act of parliament, the directors haveagain summoned the proprietors, and have the pleasure to State that slice the ...

... MRS THACMERAYS LECTURES ON TisE GEouOxS.-Speaking of Mr Thackeray's second lecture, one of the American journals has this re- mark, which may serve as an answer to some ungenerous comments which have been made on the leceurer's necessarily harsh treatment of other parts of his theme. We have not time nor space for a more extended report of this most interesting lecture, but we cannot omit al ...

... THE CONFERENCES. There was no regulir sitting of the Conferences on Saturday, but Ml. Walewski assembled his colleagues that day, in order to read to thesM the protocols which will serve as the bases to the treaty of definitive ieace- A commission composed, it is said, of the following nlotobers, was named to draw up the trealy: Lord Cowley, for 'l'Ilaed; Ml. de Bourq ueney, for France; Baron ...

... THE ALLIANCE SOCIETY and LICEONSED D Victuallers. We have recently perused the report of the proceedings of the members of the Alliance Society for procuring an Act of Parliament for prohibiting the sale of all Intoxi- cating Liquors, held at Manchester. From the addresses of the different speakers, it appears that this society, like many others, has been called into existence by the ...

... F REE A B 0NOfR Y. MIeetings for next Week. Monday, leavch 3. Lodges, Nos. 25, 318, Freemason5' T. Anderton's Hotel, Fleet-etreet; 107, Itadley's aoe ?? Alion Taen ?? street; 237 White Hart Bisherosgse~street. Aldersgat;. Tneesy-edgo, 3O5.9, 01, 84,Fs~Masotils' Tavern. 18 avern 33, Chequers, Providence-row, F~iosbury- 98, AlIbn 'Iodon street;Chap. 96, Raley's otel. Green Dragon, Biabeprtl ...

... I to r A letter from Madrid states that a judge at Barce- to .lona has ordered the discharge from custody of the hE rprotestant clergyman who was arrested for acts o Icondemned by the circular of the Minister of Public m Instruction. The judgment states, as aground for tb fhis liberation, that religious toleration is established be in Spain by the second article of the constitution. tb f There ...

... TLh:l L~.1=7 DII-VI'/'AL FROM DLV0OYPORTI DlU)'ID ?? /.|.t>S.4F~zl1 v~o~zotI A r I. sioce ;e reported the dismissal of ii t;l 1. rt l oer, this yard, orhavinse stitoot o0t .he VD._ mr a ?? 'latity of ruin, iii c'r.-s-u riee c: u e. iS dcarge about as harsn a proceer- . . p sy iae t.aken pace, has b.,en rcitiziei bv ar. or t .h w s rece>ved on 1luesday last direc:irg hiis ?? - e fiac oft the ...