... I iened HEiEA D OFFICE,861irday Moat-n.5 re:- B Y T B L G t A P IH. R HOUSE OF LORDS-FEmDAr.Y. Lord RnDnSDuZR, in the absence of the Lord Chancellor, to his seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. The Conso Fudated Fund (d10,000,00) Bill was read a second time. but There was no other business of any interest. uger. Their Lordshilps adjourned at 5.15 rx. Atter. , but HOUSE OF COMMONS-Fam&Y. much ...

... FRIDAYs ORG, AtRClb. | FREDAY MOURNIG, MARCH 20. ITtiE Canadian mail steamer Jura arrived at London- derry early yesterday morning, bringing news from New York to the 7th instant. The intelligence of most importance is from Springville, Tennessee, where a fierce engagement had taken place between the Confederates, under Van Dorn, and the Federals, under General Coburn. After a fight which ...

... SERGEANT GLOVER AND THE FRENCH GOVERN.MENT. UU- V 9 l$- AiY.N 1 . I This case was before 3Mr. Justice Blackburn in Chambers on Wednesday, on an application by the plaintiff to have an D order rescinded which was granted on-the 2d Febniary, by e MIr. Justice Crompton, extending the time for taking evi- eo dence ih Paris by commission, uptil the :30th April next. : N lr. Sergeant Glover on ...

... FREE PlRESBYTERY OF PAISLE'. I 102-11 I (JALIIOI I Ltfl I M~ i 2 11.-Li I . A mkeeting of the Free Fresbytery wa., heldl to-day-the 11v peter Mil lac~hlain of Hfillhe ad, Moderator. 'VTo minutes of thle tire cioln mleetinti were real1 and eni-'ahned. M~r. Tucoiso.zi gave notice that at next mneeting of pvees- ?? Iwould 1mUOe that the Prcehybtery should reclo! t nienci Dr. MInnora M.itchell. ...

... - f, A . 1,- -- ?? r_ -TFjr T.rn Pl-f.air (From the Report of the Royal Cormnissioners-Dr. Lyon Playfair, Iir. Huxley, an l CoP C. F. Maxwell) Before proceeding to sum up our conclusions from the preceding inquiries, it will aid irs to take a general survey of the natural history of the herring, so far as it relates to the practical questions now under consideration. The herring is found ...

... ARRIVAL Of1 THlE AFRICA. Sece (From our owna Correspondent.) WOit Liverpool, March 22. thou hue,- Britids band North Aincerican ovlesd 'Madl steam-hip ~ihic tRIVE-.1 Captain MooClue. rie tc ae su ongtfo pose tc~en York, wsbenee- slit sailed on Wednesday the: 11th inst. they tidsthce nails, and a [fair anseccict of cargo, thed Africa ro ltforty ?? and baa ,12; dois. in -~eroti TI En eieht. Tin' ...

... (OATBRIDGE-MTHRCH 2G. m 1 -Y .terdav. a woman name IM!¶LUENT TIFFT. -Yesterday, a woman named Margaret M'GI inlay or MIitchell, a hawker of sniall wares, having no settledl residellce, was apprehended for theft of a pair of blan- kets, from Coats House, the residence of Thos. Jackson, Esq., while the servants vwere engaged in another part of the hones. M'Ginlav had eone in by the back door, ...

... I FUNEllAL OF DIRS. DIOYLA. Yesterday morning the remains of this irind, amiable, and lamented lady were consigned to their last resting piace in Glasnevin cemetery, in the presence of her be- reaved husband, children, and brothers, and in the pre- sence of many who esteemed and honoured her for her mapy virtuesas asmother and a lady. In the sphereof life in which MIrs Mloylan moved she ...

... THE RECEPTION OF THE tIRINUE93 ALEX X lDRA. It is expected that the royal yacht, beating her Royal Ilighuens the Princess Alexandra, will not arrive at Gravesend before eleven o'clock on Saturday morning. Indeed, that Is the hour at which it is stated the land- ing will take place. The reception on the pier and the passage through Gravesend to the station of the South Eastern XRilway will ...

... DMPEIRAL PARLIAMENT. (I:Y MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) HOUSE OF LORDS-YesmeRDeAY. Tbc Lord Choncellor took his seat at five o'clock. A discussion arose upon the second reading of the ,Great Eastern Railway bill. The mutiny bill was read a second time. The tobacco duties bill was read a second time, and the standing orders having been suspended, it subee- quenlly pessed through committee, and was read ...

... : THIE POLISH INSURRECTION. PAnts, TIHURSDAY, MARCH 19.-The Patriy of this evening says- To-day, at the conclusion of the lec- ture delivered by Professor Saint Marc. De Girardin, a large number of students set out for the palace of the senate, with the object of making a manifestation in favonr of Poland. On arsiving at the Place Odeon they were, however, dispersed by several brigades of ...

... i 1- (1-1irom OUs CORsRESrOwsNrET.) LoluDos, WEDNEsDAY.-The ficstevening party of the Prince and Princess of tales, in fact the first re- inosto which has occurred within the precincts of the court for 18 montbs, promises to be a most brilliant affair. Everybody that is anybody is commanded to be preeset, and the crush kilt probably be something like that which took place on the night of the ...