... I [BY TELXGuWHJ -- ?? HOUSE OF LORDS. n FRIDAY. MAY 4. Their lordlsixips met at five o'oloeik. ECCLESIASTICAL BENEPC1ES IT 1 IRELAND. Thc-, ArchbishoP of Aimi:J moved for a retuii of the ecclesiastical benefices in Ireland on the M plan of the table of benefices furnished by the be ceclesiastieal commissioners in 1834. Lord DUPFmriTN said that there now existed no' machi nery by which the ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE MARATHON. NEW YORK, APML 25. Mr. Seward has instructed the American Minister in Vienna to protest against the embarkation of Austrian troops for Mexico, and to inform the Austrian Govern- ment that the United States cannot engage to remain neutral if Anstria permits her troops to continue to make war against the republic of Mexico. Money abundant. Gold, 126E'. Exchange on London ...

... ?? dgig 'ot, THURMAY, MA'Y 3, 186G. NEWS OF THE DAY. IN the House of Commons, yesterday, Mr. SHERIFF again mentioned the Redditch penny stealing case. Sir GEORGE GREY replied that he had enquired into the matter, and had laia the factsbefore the LORD Cu1NCELLOR, who, alone, had power to remove Magistrates from the Commission. The LORD CHANCPELLOR had written to Mr. GRAY, who had pleaded his ...

... |H I DIVISION:ON ToE REFORM BILL,. I The followingg is an Anaysisof thedi on Saturday mnorning:- For lord Grosvenors amendment there voted tin-I eluding tellers) 315, and of these 283 were Conserva- tives, and 32 Liberals, viz. Agar.Ellis, Honsl. ' Gregory, W. H. Andover, Lord Grosvenor, Earl Anson, Hon. Major Grosvenor, Lord R Baring, H. B. Heatheote, Hon. H G. 0 Beaumonnt, W. B. Horsrnan, F. ...

... I DUBLIN TRUNK CONNECTIRG BAIL WAY. I A special meeting of shareholders, convened by the board of directors, was held yesterday at the London Tavern-Mr. F. W. RUSSELL, M.P., in the chair-to con- sider certain alleged representations circulated in relation to the company. The directors presented a report, which stated that since the second ordinary general meeting, on the 28th February last, at ...

... I (FROM OUR CORRESPONDIsNT.) ST. PETERSBURG, A rPiL 27. Since the wretched man who fired at the Emperor has proved beyond all doubt to be a Russian, born and bred-and with a dash of the Tartar in him- public attention has been very strongly directed to the state of politics and parties at home. The word conspiracy is in everybody's month, and the fact of wide and dangerous disaffection has ...

... En3 ELECTRIC TELEGR.APH.1 LONDo-, Tuesday The Stock Exchange was closed to-day. HELSTON ELECTION. HsasTox, May SLt State of the poll at It a m.:- Brett (Conservative) - - - 132 Campbell (Liboral) - - - 126 State of poll at 2,30:- ?? - - - - 146 Brett - - - 144 CLOSE OF TlHE POLL. Campbell . - - - - 153 Brett -. - - - 153 The casting vote vwas given in favour of Cnmpbell. FE1AXCE. PAmsI, ...

... THE COURT. IOscoanS TuesDAY.-The Queen went out in the EIrlenad 5 Ptrrdcy morning, accomnpanied by Princess gErlen, ad Prince Arthur; and drove out in the afternoon, attended by Lady Churchill and the Hon, Emnily Cathcart. Prince Arthu. attended by Manjor Elphinstore, visited the Royal Victoria Hospital at Netlev yesterday. THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. The P ince and Princess of Wales, ...

... BY ELEC'RltC'?-TEIEGRAPB. HOUSE OF -LORDS-FRIDAY. 'K Their Loidshipi mntfbAive' o'oloek ' ' The Archbislihp of' ARMAGH' nmved for' t 'retur of tP& e'cleolasfical bdenfice's in ireland, .. oa tha' la~s of the 'tai'i Eaenefiestfirntshediby pQ the Ecciesiastical Commisioers iud 1834. E Lord 'btFFlRg' saitt'at there ?? existed' nD machinerye by ?? aould obtain 'Sc this informatib.'. The motion ...

... The Indianapolis Herald of the 12th contains a letter written at Leavenworth on the 8th inst., in, which an account of an exploration'of the celebrated Dead Man's Caye, situated near Leavenworth, is given. The exploring party consisted of MajorThrockmorton, of Louisville, Captain Holcraft, Sheriff Swayne, Dr E. R. Hawn, and Lyman-E. Knapp, of this place, Me Jesse Brandon of Nashville, and ...

... [RtEUT1R'S TELE.GRAMS.]n, PARis, May 1.-The Constitutionnel publishes1 an an, artiele showing that, should war break out, A France will in no way be responsible. France has remained entirely,:neutral. She has reserved, to. herself' complete liberty of action;, and will not be drawn into war agaiust her will by any . occurrence whatever.:.' , Tbe-Daily 'elegrpkp has received the following ...

... ABERDARE POLICE COURT. TUESDAY .—(Before J. C. Fowler, Esq. ) Nothimj like Leather.—James Gould was charged with assaulting William West, shoemaker, of Aberaman It seems there was a dispute about the price of a pair of sink- ers or leggings, which complainant sold to the defendant, anil the latter went to the complainant and remonstrated about the price, which he alleged should be Is. 6d. ...