... KFiosss FOr, T)ELE ?? vRnoH.IDaily NWIs. --The question of the Irish establishment had, it will be remeubereis, acquired such importance as early as the year 1834 that its discussion broke up cabinets, divided the houses of parliament, and re- versed for a tinm the balance of political power, The Hlouse of QiosamOfs an that year wvas asked to affirm a resolution, to the effect that the church ...

... THE sMASSACRE D I E~ B4 t BRiTISH' ?? I SHrP PARAN~A. ?? .ThefolloWing is a copy ofta despatch frot. lher ita- jesty' consularagent at Canton, received OIL Mo day at .Lloyd's, relatdve to. the reported capture of the British slpParans4 and, shocking massacre' of her officersand crw by pirates ' : , Eler Majesty's Consulate, Canton, Sept. 1), 16X , .L~receivedinsfosmation yesterday afterm cn ...

... From thn returns published by authority of the registrar-general it appears that there were 1,233 deaths in London in the week that ended last Satur- day. The average number in ten corresponding weeks-i. e.., the 39th in each of the years 1853-6d -with the omission of deaths from cholera in 1854, and a correction for increase of population. becomes 1,240. The actual number of deaths in last ...

... CIVIll IN AMERICA I Nz Sw Yomx, ;Mach. Ybhe term of the present congress!expires to-mor- ew at twelve o'clock. .It has passed, the Conserij- -lie ed1 th Baking and Currency bills, and the-olt asstmber~visintg the~president to suspend the habes ea-- ~b.s at his ?? . Ing still bu.iness fo -ae senate to transact, the president has issued a pro- 4amation summoning an extra session of that body, ...

... The mayor of Ripon lately gave a dinner to the town council, which was attended by several gentle- men of local note, and hyher Majesty's secretary for war. The usual toast, Her Majesty's Ministers, came in due course, and in response Earl de Grey, turning to general questions, claimed for the govern- ment that they had in difficult times maintained the position of the country and preserved ...

... PRISON DISCIPiNE, ?? Epiphany sessions for the county of Hant- was opened on Monday at Winchester castle, when it being known that the Earl of Carnarvon wao- going to bring forward a motion opening up thai . whole question of prison discipline, an unusually large number of magistrates wsere in attendance. Viscouln Eversley presided. The business relating to thw county rates having been ...

... OUR oNT_ ES r, r CzAR, A CrVSLISATIONT.- N 55: ?? mlay ;rope that if Mr. Hennessy or any d t ste nmember brings the subject of Poland r fear the P. frouoe of omnmons, the government will a II5C~e tl:6 stioll pru.;dently and with a sense of tais N olc the OiWe. lE is just because we think it the s nationS to do their best to bring to c j the long+- agofy of a brave people that we t ?? c ats ...

... HE-ALTH OP IONDON. The deaths in London in the week that ' eded on Saturday, the 10th inst., were 1.535, and were nearly the saime in number as those of the. previous week. The average number of deaths in the second week of ten years, 1853-62, is, 'with a coerretion for, increasing population, 1,492;, and the deaths in last week were, therefore, more by 43 than they would have been if the ...

... BY LIEUYT.-GENBEAL T. PEIRtONET THOMIPSON. Every drop of the general's ink being sure and sharM as a Mrii ball from sharpest sharp-eh oter.-DOglO4 Jerrold. There is no denying that a rage for slavery has takeR possession of Englaid. It is not absolutely everywhere, because here and there are symptoms of the seven thou. sand men who have not bowed the knee to Baal. But thsa great majority of ...

... The vicarage of Edmonton has become vacant by the death of the Rev. Thomas Tate, MI.A. The bene- fice, which is worth 1,1701. a year, isin the gift of the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's. According to the Northernw Whip, there is no ap- pearance of any further opponent to Mr. Barbour, whose retursi from Liaurn is generally regarded as a settled manner. Lord Stratheden and Campbell has notified ...

... CIVIL WAR IN A31ERICA. The Etna strived at Queen.town, on W\ednesday, c withl the following intel]igence t NEw Yonx, Feb. 20, Morning. I The New. York Tir cs says that government will 1 take the groumd that asay recognition of southern in- depeildence by foreign isitiens, so long as the north c continues the contest, will be equivalent to a decla- c ration of war, and the government will ...

... NOESOP THEO THE CLEAREST WAY OF IMPROvING LONDON. On the last night of the sessionMr. Cowp1 Sere rously informed us of a grand thing he had ashiev He had removed the r2ilingfrom not less than tb; statues, namely, those at Charing-cross, Cocsvre street, and Whitehall. The Emperor who toure Rome of brick and left it of marble, must he,,, forth hide his diminished head by the lofty lid, os our ...