... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Tie PRIOcE OF WALES'S MARRIAGe.-Anticipatory of dent the festivities of the day, tickets were distributed to about proc 500 families on Friday evening the 6th inst., which entitled serv the bearers to meat, to a specified amount, on the, following Rifub evening, thus providing every poor family in the town with warc a good dinner. About 901. was expended in this manner. Men On the day itself ...

... THE DISTRESS IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF. LISBURN. TO THE EDITOR Or THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. RESPECTED FRIEND-Herewith we hand a copy of a letter received this-day from our friends, Thomas Richardson & Co., Philadelphia, on the subject of the present distress in the neighbourhood of Lisburn. Conceiving that this frosh liberality of the American people should be known, we shall feel obliged by ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDECt, I rrin. nnn as ?? - -- (mOM OtYB OWN ?? ?? vI: C X [rtao B own ConRESPORDENsT.3 LoDoxe, 'WEDNESD t T~m proposal of the leading journal, that l candidates for rboumatism should subscribe halft B guinea each fortheprivilegeof pirotettingai,0lltil thh . great, dreary, ugly building at South Kenais t known as the Fowke's.Folly, on the night of 10th of March, by way of ...

... PROPOSED RAILWAY BETWEEN BALLY- CASTLE AND BALLYMONEY -PUBLIC MEETING IN BALLYCASTLE. Ox Wednesday last, a meeting was held in the Court- house, Ballyeastle, to consider the propriety of con- stracting a branch railway between that town and Ballymoney. Amongst the gentlemen present we noted the following: - The Eigh-Sheriff of the County, John Young, Esq., Galgorm Castle, Bally. mena; Alex. ...

... LATEST NEw S. I RCtHrER'S TLEGRAT., I AMERICA. DERRY, Friday Morning. Tile Camndian eail steam-ship North American, from Portland on the morning of the 22nd tilt., arrived n. Lough Foyle early this morning, and having lauded l11 mailS except those for Liverpool, proceeded for iverpool, wll well. Experienced heavy weather -throughout the passage. She brings 9,000 dols. in ie. evs generally ...

... I LATEST NE WS. I&uxcU'S TELNGRAM] FRAN CE. PARIS, March 10. The Patric, of this evening, says the debate in the Senate upon Polish affairs will not take place until early cs'ext week. This evening's Presse says reports have been cur- rent upon the Bourse to-day that the reply of the Czar to the last note of France has arrived in Paris. It is said that the Czar declares himself unable to make ...

... | 'We regret to hesar that Sir Archibald Alison j th.9 confined to his room by severe indisposition.-&Sco=nca. wbe 1,ord Chelnisford has been chosen Speaker of the read, uouse of Lords in the ab~seine of the Lordl Chancellor and and ' inhe Lord Comsieioner. os 'Viscount Palniotsatbn Wml leave town on Satur- TI- day next for Glasgow. The Noble Premier will stay about Lieut :fve days in the ...

... (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, ...

... 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 ...