... PA2VING FOR PEEL,-r!Sta-.]-Major O'Reilly, of the Papal Brigade, has been introduced into our House of Commons by. Sir Robert Peel. If the Papal warrior have any spark of genuine gratitude in him lie will p1c- senta piece of plate, or erectavotivetablet, orpresideata public dinner, or tender a Roman order of kniglthood, to the Irish Secretary. For the plain and clowinight truth is that Sir ...

... ?? 'rn Ar, ts. _- FRIDAY 11 A.mI. i (By Electric antd raternafional Telegraph). L AMERICA. QUEENSTOWN, Thunsday ?? New York and _ Philadelphia Company's steamer Kangaroo from New York arrived here. She brings 19 cabin and 61 steerage passeugers and 170,000 dollars in specie, 0 NEW YORK, lst.-Morning. -The Federal occupation Is of Nashville is officially confirmed. General Buell is reported to ...

... TEE POSITION AND PROSPECTS OF TIM VOLUNTVESf DIOVE5E2NT.-A meeting of peers and memberA of Pearli- noeut friendly to the volunteer movement was held 01x Tuesday afternoon, in one of the committee rooms of the House of Commons, to consider the present position of the volunteer force, and what steps should be taken to giae it permanlelnce. Lord Ellenborough was Pcalled to the chair A resolution ...

... THE LIVEIPOOLi STEAMSHIP I OWNErRS' ASSOCIATIoN. I Itance THE ABAT.,DOXMENT OF THE DOCK 11 BILL. e A 0:1jeoial meeting of the members of the Liverpool ipply, StliAInebip Owners' Assoiation. was held yesterday, at No. 10, Water-street, Mr. W. eInman, ohairmaa b It Pof the aglacinl~on, presiding. The other members h present were, Messrs. James Bibby, B. Maolvet, B. t, Allan, W. M. Moss, F. ...

... ATHaiENS, EB. 28. co Nauplia holds out well, and up to this time has m, defended hersolf most advantageously. The insur- fr gents have made redoubts at three kilometres dls- wl tance from the plaae, and the opinion i8 that these redoubts cannot be taken without much bloodshed. The royal troops have already met wilth considerable losses. The nation is indignant at the expressed de- or ...

... TRANMERE LOCAGO . MENT BOARD. The adjorn-ed monthly and Afnnu~al' mueeting of this board was held on Tuesday evening atth etpilg oficees Holt-hill, Mr. Liversidge in the ?? the other members pre~ent were MeBsrs B m Turner, CuonMing, Pritchard, Hitcbm ickeratet T-hAe ?? Opening theg, - that -In rferrin t~j ?? mad _ that~ ~ ~~ t;n o their Au n - ?? year he found St atarepert o dlast chairmen of ...

... I I UV LIEUT.-GaIERML T. PxRRONRT THOMPSOq. c There are appearances whioh might tempt to the I conclusion that an error of the press had gone forth t like what called down the rigour of the Star Chamber r on the unhappy printers who had issued Thou shalt commit adultery.c Hardly anything short of this is competent to r account for the extent to which have been carried t the brazen ...

... . ROYAL LIVER FRIENDLPY SOCIETY. TO THE EDITORS 0 THE LIVERPOOL MERCUrY. Gentlemen,-In your Impression of this day ae complaint is Inserted from, Mr. Braham, of Upper Harper-street, stating that I refused him six tlokeb for the public meeting hold last night. That in quite correct, for dult members only are entitled to tckets ot admission. He wanted one tioket for every child, and threatened ...

... i SEa&tD hDiTI&N ,. )I 3Lli( TRI AND WAGTN0TiE BRPHB, All the messagesosent to overtkel the labs Calcutta mail at Kubal were in time. T-. E VOLU1;TEE ; At an Influentil~lmel odn Lord Ellenborough preaL; n IVW~1 t;4 form a d~putattoi feota nsexnbra of the ' goseof Lordo an Commolns, to'wait on the Segretary. oc War to solicit the appo~tituent of ; royal oqmleidon, to inquire Into the present ...

... NOTICES OF MOTIONS AND ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THE PRESENT WEEK. HOUSE OF (COMMONS.-THIS DAY. ORDERS OF THE DAY. Poor Relief (Ireland) (No. 2) Bill-committee; Births and Death; Registration (Ireland) Bill-second reading; College of Physicians (Ireland) Bill-secondrending; Bastardy lIreland) Bill-aecond reading; Pierand HarbourActAmendmentB1l- committee; Industrial Schools Acts (1811) ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, MARCH 10. I a Their lorfishipe met at 4 o'clock, when the royal assent was given to the Consolidated Fuod. (973,7471.) Bill. The lords commissioners wera the Lord Cnancellor, Lord Cran- worth, and Earl St. G e r m a ns. r PETITIONS PRESENTED. Lord REDESDALE presented petitions from managers5 of schools iii Northumberland and Gloucestershire, against the revised ...

... I I 0 THE EDITOR OF TIM DAMLY NEWS. Ss, -Junet now that we are at our wit's end for cojton, halfof ourcotton operatives thrown out of workand a grievous uncertainty staring us in the f~oo whether this year's cotton may get be grown or saved at all in the Southerni ?? Stat'es, it may he of importance to inquire what ihas become of the project of a railway across Honduras. There ~is %no portion ...