... I The Dublin Universitu 11ragafi21C has again become Irih property, Messrs. Hodges and Smith, of Dublin, being the publishers. SEIZURE OF }'UNCH IN PAnISi-Punes has been seized for thle first time for several months. Its offence was a picture representing the Emperor sitting by -thre cradle of his inant, ,while a figure of Liberty in t;14& background says, Please naIbegmother. The, ...

... D_ wi 600bahsive been r ais'edby a raggsed school bazaar, n~ 'The goverinmet diver ?? has disoottered in e Hambow Z the bull of a ship supposed'to be the Anphion, d blown- cut the' 2ad of'Sotptember, 1796. PRIZE DRAWINGS.-The exhibition at the Bristol s *Fne Arrtsao`deY7df a ?? tho.prizoe s wotrks of. tho strdents in the vaous chons of art now hastb disited nthe great tovwn9 I-iroghoart the ...

... THIRD: EDITTION. Ills-U/!BDV~~~ -DIDUSRA MUBAUJ~RY O~oo MO5DAY, Arena 14, EIGHTr, AM.. LBx 2iE liSLRWTrTO AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.J. - The pabinet Council sat four hours on Saturday g The! imes, after' expressing its opinion that , a Liord John Russell's -educational scheine- va uore Lo fatile and'abortive thananythingit canat present rememiber, suggests 'Lord John's honourable retire- pr ...

... I SEC, P EPI.IQ, I the Onkl.,.AtlulmM V IUMMJ, TJLVI t the avi F ID; OJ ,\ 6bly ' iafe [ snd DES OlFRO%, GwI&L''; v hey e CODRINGTONl a ters The London Gazette contains despat&es from r D. General (Codrington, dated the 7th and 8th instant, with enclosures., n NB.' General. Codrington: forwards, a let-r from Prince Bebatoff, at Tiflis', showing that General D *uty ,W~ilkliams had. recovered,, ...

... THIRD EDITI NS Mnnrm r tnr-. W ?? .- - no ?? . . , it hRROUY91i' 3,PI)ESDEDY Avan, 8,EWIGIT, AM.. at [LW THE ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TZLEGHAlva'] 'w TILE NAVAL REVIEW. g il The Z'ines has a leader on the grandeur of the el naval review which takes place this day. There, 'I qwill be 240 s teamers of - vilirious sizes, carrying 3002 guns, 'propelled by 30,671 horse powers and tf manned by 30 ...

... I | ir AL, X.7 IL ZW -I. ZN. A - Z- - .~ .- . I-_ ik. MERaCURY OFlIFIGH SATUnuAy, APaRII 19, Two, Rm. [BY THlE ELECTRIC AND 1INTERINATIONIAL TELEGRAMH.] in' at AMERTCA. ?? SC '~IPTON, 'SATUIIDAY MORNINGH.-The Ful1- but sri. ton steamer, from New-York e~v rou~te to Havre, b06 ret has arrivedoa CoWes. Mei dateis are' to. the' 5th. toI rrP, des! ft FIRE Tuils MouNiNo.-About fivei o'clock this ...

... - ?? Example is beyond precept. If the Russian di on Governmet, as represented by the GrandDuke of red Constantine- in his recent circular to admi- bi igb ralty functionaries, wishes in good earnest to ii] the abolish the official lying so common among It ,re- us, it should begin by showing that it does not fa *in- itself shrink from proclaiming disagreeable truths. or the Like the first ...

... LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE t OF THE NEW ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH OF SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL. se v1CUVtiN 5im rAU i, WI ht Yesterday, alsortly before twelve oclook, the ceremonyof lii ,le laying the foundation stone of the nfw Roman Catholic Church k, ae of St. Vincent do Paul was performed by the Right Rev. Dr. 1u S.) GosS, Roman Catholic Bishop of Liverpool, assisted by about W 'or 40 clergymen. ...

... S.VI'L?DAY. Ariuz. 12, 1S?t3. I We believc her M12jestv~s Mlinisters hnvc a since~re Idesire to effecet the seus'errent of tue Chumrch-rate ques- tion. But at the samxe timle wve have an eq'aally sin- cere eonviction that their object is nst so suceh to up. hold thc Chu'nrch of Eng Islan ats to ?? the favoulr of political dissent preparatory to ax general clertion. The session oE parliament ...

... PARLIAMENTARY INTElLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, AralL 14. Their lordships met at five o'clock. TORTURE IN INDIA, Tho Earl of ALnuMARLR presented a petition from Madras, ?? of the practice of torture. He moved a series of resolutions calling for the immediate abolition of the practice. The Duke of ARGVYL, On the part of government, ad- mitted that torture had formerly prevailed in India to ...

... LLANRWST.-CELEBRAAI'ION OF THE MAR- RIAGEOFR.OWEN DAVIES, EsQ.,CYFFDY, TO MISS MARY FLINT, LATE OF NANr- CLWYD. T . ?? - -. - nd CLWYD. ed Llanrwst was, an Wednesday, the 2nd inst., theI scene of great rejoicings, in honour of the aboveI fr. happy event. Early in the day, the national school on children, amounting to upwards of two huindred, nd Wvito together wvith the workhou~e children, had ...

... g The works on the railway from Marsei'les to Toulon are en the point of being cominenced. France is about to conclude a Treaty of Commerce with the ruler of Siam. A despatch from Simpheropol announces the death of Prinee Gregory Dolgorouki, who, as so many other Rus. sian robles, has fallen a victim to typhus. Advi es from Constantinople, vidi Malta, inform us that disturbances continue in ...