... THE ORPORATI' .. ?? _A . ?? -A1- A special meei go tbe Town Council was held yester- Punl day, in the city Hail, for the purpose ot taking into ?? considerationl a notice of Aldermen Reynolds, for the the appointment of a select committee to Inquire and report mes u1pon the practicability andI probable expenlse of widening Mr. Carlisle bridge. In the absence of the Lord Mayor the cues chair ...

... LONDON COBRBESPONDRENOE.'- * (FROMT OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LONDON SATURDAY. PREM1ONITORY symptoms of disunion and division, somewhat similar to those which preceded the burst- ing of the Cambridge House Cabal of last session, are already apparent, and it is not improbable that the Radicals may even i yet repent and forego their machinations to eject the Government on the second reading of the ...

... - ?s &ipall, ?? Fiat, vig?f. ? [BY EnPOTRI TELEGRAP11.] Their L rdslp 1USE OF LOI[DS. The Iditbe i0 me at five o'clock. thr o nhic tablet Offences (M etro itan Distrid s) Bill passed The Mutiny Bill, ?? rin ul yB ~ ?? i were read a secoad t ?? . utiny.1I1, and County Court B1. *The Convict PxISOU Abroad B paesed through cog MIttee; :14 the H A ea .0 . .- 1OUSE OF. COMMONS The ]nUSO met at four ...

... Tag NIAPOLITAN Extnss.-A public meeting wa= held.at Selby, presided over by the BRight Eon. Lord Lou- desborough, on the 19th inetant, for the purpose of exprer- ing sympathy for the Italian exiles now in this country, ansi for raising a subscription on their behalf. There were pre- Eent the Hon. W. HL. F. Denison, M.P., Alatthew Pearsou. Eiq;, one of the coroners of the county, William ...

... THE WANT OF A PUBLIC I PROSECUTOR. The appointment of a public prosecutor is a subject which has of ten engaged attention both in and out of Parliament. The case as disclosed in the subjoined correspondence is one of the best arguments that coudil be found in favour of such an appointment. It is monstrous that any person who contributes his fair proportion to the taxes of the country should be ...

... I` I AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. The British: and Nrth A ericami; royal mail steamship Canada, Captain 'Lang, which left Boston' on the 9&Ih and Halifaxon the l1th instant, arrived in the Mersey at an early hour yestertday morning. She brgs 69 passengers, $200,000 in American gold cin, and 25000 in sovereigns. On the 10th instant, at It 20 a.m., 25 miles west of eal Island, the Canada ...

... (COMMUNICATED.) The Court fool, when asked if he knew the Lord's prayer, replied that he knew the tune of it ! Recent writers on the Suppression of Vicious Resorts appear to be in asomewhat analogous position. They have been instructed to play a certain tune according to the character of the organ on which they seek to operate, and finger away accordingly. They overlook the fact that it is ...

... THE CURRAGII, KILDARE. A CORRESPONDENT of tile United Service Gazette writes:- I is as greatly struck on reading the late debates on the Army Estimates, with the numerous observations which were made with regard to the importance to be attached to the health and employ- mentof our army athone. 1-laving been for some time stationed at the Curragh Camp, it has occurred to me to brinm under your ...

... I _ CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE_ On Sunday his Eminence the Cardinal Archbishop commented his Lent lectures at Monrtle ide. The *ubject was Modern Infidelity, which ho illuatrated and com- pared with earlier infidelity, treating of the attacks orl Revelation, and its claims in the last and present century. of infidelity and science, infidelity and history, ad in d- delity and philosopby and ...

... THE OUT1A GE AT DJEDDAH. - I We learn by private intelligence from Djeddah by the last mail, that the criminal portion of the inquiry into the outrage of the 15th of June has resulted in the decapi- tation of two of the criminals, the deportation of nine others to Constantinople, and the imprisonment at Djeddah of one who was too sick to go to Stamboul. It has been incontestably proved before ...

... TYRANNY ON THE HI(AR SEAS. (Fres the Tlmesm) A short ime ago the caitain ofa inerchant vesselsforfiteid his life or. he plllic scaffuld for a ceel and ?? zaur- ler comm!itted on one of his crew. It wasl isped that Ho terrible -4c example woul produ ce n permanent effect, ann that tile tyranny notoniously ennml i on board ?? ?? uright be brought under sormie salutary contrdl.: .. fear, however, ...

... WE (Galway Express) feel great pleasure in giving our readers another proof of his Excellency's desire to raise Ireland to her proper position, by using his ut- most endeavonra to make Galway the starting- point for America. The following is his lordship's reply to the resolutions of thoe Grand Jury, conferring a vote of thanls on his Excellenev for his zealous exertions in behalf of the ...