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... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH, 0111ptfi~ tiial ltlt c HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY.t Their Lordships met at five o'clock. The Newcastle County Down Railway 'Bill, and the Dublin and Meath Railway Bill, were read a third time and passed. TIHE LATE CONVICTION AT YORK ASSIZES. Viscount DUNGANNOIN called attention to the case of James and Isaac Watson, and Joseph Tomlinson, lately convicted at York Assizes for ...

... ?11'di(,J'00115 (1, A CAL.L TO JMR JoCSE CoirETT. -At a meetiing of the United Presvytorian Clircili, lCilerceLMrl, liel( enTtleS- day niglht, a unanimouis aud harmonious call was given to iMr1 ?? Cjrl:)ett, preaclher, to become thiir pas- tor, by appointmenit oF the Presbytery. Tio Rev. Mr Duff, of lleisbdurl), ilreali bed ?? presided. The Dadiq News remarks, on tho change in tho Prussian ...

... (REPORTEDFOR TIHE CALF.DONIAN MERCURY.) HOUSE OF COMMONS, Wednesday. TURNPIKE TOLLS EXEMPTION (SCOTLAND) BILL. On the motion that the House should go into committee upon this Bill, - Mlr BLACKBURN moved as an amendment that the House resolve itself into committee this day six months. The proposal contained in the Bill was to extend and explain certain exemptions from toll upon the turnpike ...

... ?? makc the following extract from the report t by the directors :-Your directors havc the pleasure of presenting to the shareholders the auditelt accounts of capital and revenue for half- year to 31st January last,, with the usual reports and statistics. o PtEVENt'E ACCOUNT. t The results of the half-year now closed, with i the correspondilig half-year in ISGI, are as e follow 31st Jan., 31st ...

... PROGRESS OF THE COLONY OF .SCUTH A U>STRALIA. (FROM TIHE SOUTH AUrTRALIA'cN RECNLTE- OF -illE 25th'l JAST-ARY.) The vear that has j ast passed has ?? ill lnany respLeets, one of the most important in the cl nv's history. The exports of staple produce lnave not onidy been larger than at any former parii.l, bat they have inereasedl in a ratio that pae niisc, in a rhaurt tin:e, ?? ?? expans'on of ...

... SUI TMATRY. A manl, ?? to be ineane, wnas an es'etl onl Tues,,day in Beriin whloce intention it 'Was to assassinate thle I Ua; . By the opening of a telegrrah station on all island ill the PI'el nSez, a savinlc will be efict oil of three days in tlte nllilct i;tion of news fromi -the East. A letter firon Veo ?? StilteS tilI t tile Austr'ill 11 Goverenlent blsat ?? eil r; infor1atlton of tile ...

... CLEONl ,-MERCURY. VsOO EDIT ION. MERCrnY OFFICE, TVESVAY, Eleven o'clock. FRANCE. ?? Paris correspondent writes that ac- TIC ithert agricultural districts state that 2ts iron g t has suffered from the frost in pe, r 11si In the Correze wheat raised from ril the coiutry has not suffered much, ?? g5ro~f from seed imported into the t t itlhiii a few years has greatly suffered. UsvC bceu ...

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... FRANCE. PARIS, March I1, Evening.-The ?? on the Address to the Emperor was continued to-day in the Corps Legislatif. M. Favrc opposed the occupation of Rome. The Patrie of this evening states that the mis- sion of General Scett to Mleaieo has 1) en tundler taken to cnneltinle a cion vention wiih Ji.trz, al- lowing an irinierliate inldem iiticatioi of the Powers. It considers that this Woulm ...

... [REuTER'S TELEGRAMS.] PARIS, March 24,-The Jlronliteur of to-day contains the following official account of the rc- ception by the Emperor of the deputation bearing the Add ress of the Corps Legislatif. The Em- peror, in reply to Count Morny, who presented the Address, said -I The adhesion of the Corps Legislatif is the more valuable to me, as the discus- sion of the Address offered a ...