... I London, Monday Night tt By the time this reaches you the telegraphic wires will m have told the whole story of the Queen's speech and the di opening night of the session. Speculation upon the events di of to-morrow ie, therefore, unprofitable. and, indeed, if it re were otherwise, the only thing to record would be, the im pressiou that the Tories intend going to work savagely from in the ...

... BY RA0E7N71 'IUI'ELEGRAPz. I PERSIA. News from Bombay dated 2nd Feb. announces that Mr. th Murray had arrived at Bushire. The head quarters of the se English army has been established at Buesora. CHINA. fo It was thought that the object of the junction of the two Chinese fleets was to enable the united fleets to make an attack on the English. obfe ITALY. - be Intelligence from iilan of the ...

... TBE CORPORATION. I A special meetinr, ef the town council was held yesterday, in Iha City Hall, The Right Hon. the LORD 5MAYOR ia the chair. The following members of the corporatoa were then present:- Aldermen L. Reynolds, Campbiell, John Rerinolds, J.P. Stoylan J P., tobte, JP.,. Farrell, JP.; Roe, D.L., J.P.; Lambert sfltyth, and Rtooney. Ceunoilora Aeheso, +*White, Price, Cordner Chambers, ...

... FIRE AT THE BlANK OF IREBLAND. Dubslin Metropolitan Follc-omeie, tower Castle Tara, 81st January, 1857. SIR-'since thes publication of my second and last letter In Your journal of the 27th Instant, in reply to Mr. Troutots's letter of the 26th instant, in which he impugned the correct- lness Of My original statement or report of the fire sat the Bank of Ireland, which appeared in the ...

... . STATE OF XAPLES. The Parin correspondent ut the Times ?? from Naples give a sad account of the present state of a city once so brilliant and so gay. The severity of the govern- ment increafes to an intolerable pitch, and the Kijng seems ditermined toavltdir w bhimself iltogether froum.the sight of the victims whom his agents pseteoute and~torture. The following Is a letter just reeieinb rom ...

... MAYNOOT COL LEGE. l . ~ ~ ~ I ..11 1 Ilotion made, and -question proposed, 11That this house do re- and e! .solve itself into a committce for the purpose of considering thepic arts for the endowment of the College Of Alaynootis, with a view topec the withdrawal of anty endowment out of the Consolidated Fund, a cou due regard being had to vested rilhts or interests ?? WRae Spooner .)-.Debate ...

... THE TIPPERARY ELECTION, T. _: n _ ?? -- A . . - It will be seen by a dispatch, which reached us last night, that the writ for Tipperary has been already issued. It will reach the Irish Hanaper Office this day, and to-morrow it will be in the hands of the High Sheriff for the County, who must issue his proclamation, fixing the election for some day between ten and sixteen days after. The ...

... THE -LONDON JOURNALS. I ?? - Ird (From thae zaminer.) on PARENTAL BRGHTS VIOLATED. it The case of the Infant Alicia Race-the subject of un- seemly strife between Proteetant clergymen and Catholic we priests, as well asea bone of contention between our courts of he equity and courts of law-merits a larger abare of the public I} attention tban it has yet received. Asthis caee of collision now L ...

... TILL EXECUTION ?? vBfL, vasn 0-11--A IL&*A t9AP LE - The following letter from tahe Times Correspondent, dated Paris, Friday evening, gives Soale particulars of the execa- tion of Verger, the assassin : yon are alrealy aware that the appeal of Verger was re- jected yesterday by the Court of Casiatlon. I have to add that usl petition to the Emperor for pardon or Oommuntcatlon shared tbe same ...

... HOUSE OF MERCY, BAGGOF-STREET. Immediately after the last mass to-morrow a charity set. mon, will be preached in the church of St. Andrew, We~t. laid-row, in aid of the House of Mercy, Baggotstreet. The clergymen who will advocate the cause of cbarity on this occasion is the Rev. W. E. Andereon, of the Catholic Uni. versity, a distinguished and eloquent divine, and we truat that his appeal ...

... GENERAL FMALE ORPHAN HOUSE, HAROLD'S. CROSS. There Is no charity that we know of which appeals more alfectingly to the hearts of the benevolent than that of the Female Orphaoage at Haroldls-cross. Most of our Dublin readers are well aware how the pious nuns of St. Clare, in that populous locality, have thrown open the-sacred pre- cinets of their cloister to the poor orphans, and indeed to all ...

... THE CORPOR&TION- - - ~ ?? - .au hald ves- A quarterly meeting of the municipal ?? wat, u-. J .- terday in the City Hiall. The notice papers sent to each member of the corporation stated twelve o'clock to be the hour for meeting; but notwithstanding that intimstion, and , the fact that the paper exhibited gn unusually large amount i of business to be transacted, it was not till ten minutes past ...