... * I l i _, . .. 's . .. O(R4TEt S TELG .)E The Royal Mail steamship ?? tarived at .Queenstown at 1 a9m. yesterday, with 221 eabih pas- sengers and 1,343,508 dols. in specie. She landed all the mails, consisting of 124 saoks, and also 42 passengers, and proceeded immediately for Liverpool. All well. (Per the Persia, via Queenstown.) NEW YORK, MAr 15, MORNING. Mr. Davis arrived at Richmond on ...

... I I~~ ?? . .. . - (naUTRu's TLEOGBAMS.) FRANCE. PARIS, MAY 21, In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies M. Picard brought in the following interpella- tion to the ?? the liberty of meeting for electoral purposes be henceforth ap- plied in individual elections of deputies to the chamber, and in the approaching elections of members to the Councils-General 1 Queen Isabella of Spain will ...

... BEPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE BILL. The following are the amendments to Clause 34 of the Reform Bill which the Chancellor of the Exchequer placed upon the table of the House of Commons last night, and the object of which is to carry into effect the proviso lately moved by Mr., Hodgkinson to the 4th clause, with the view of abolishing the compound household system in parliamentary boroughs: ...

... ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. Mdlle. Pauline Lucca. THIS EENING (Saturdhy, May 25), FRA DIAYOLO. Mdl e. Pauine Lucca, Mllie. Morensi, Signor Cismpi, Neri-Baraldi, Capponi, Tagliadoo, anid audin. Con- duntor, Mr. Costa. Pit tickets, 7s. amphitheatre stalls, lOs. iCd, 7s., and 6s: anphitheatre, 2B. d. Boxes, stals. an tice t may be lad at the oportlo of the theatre, which is open from ten ...

... A WOMAN ATTACKED BY A MOB IN SOUTD.-ST. POAR, SHREWS- BnURY 3O AD. it (SUItJcMT OF I6LUSTRATItON.) k On Wednesday night, South-street, Park, aud Shrews- liry-road, were the scene of a disturbance, certainly of a sounewhattemarkible, and perhaps, in some resp cts, t of a salutary character. It is alleged that in the Palk n there lives not a gay young bInchelor, buit an equally ?? Benedict, ...

... Whilst speaking on the Irish Habeas Corpus Suspension Act last night Mr. Bernal Osborne described a few of the trite formula by which successive governments prescribe for the condition of Ireland. He said that the Irish Chief Secretary always brings in a bill for the preservation of salmon, of which twenty have been brought in; a Peace Preservation Act, of which twenty-six have been brought in ...

... NOTES FROM ROMIE. RomE, afay i8. Tab secret consistory was held yesterday. It was thought that the Pope would preconize a number of bishops on the occasion; but, contrary to expectation, he proclaimed but three, one a diocesan, and the other bishops inaprtiiis ifidciini. The first was Monsignor Louis Haynald, formerly Bishop of Transylvania, who, after two years' occupation, had, on account of ...

... It is announced in a telegram from. Berlin that the exchange of he ratifica- tions of the treaty negotiated at the London Conference will probably take place to-day. The Emperor of Austria opened the Reichsrath yesterday, as briefly reported in our carlier impression last everting, and more fully in our second edition. After a short introduction his Majesty said,- What I solemnly promised ...

... THE ?? iE. &=~Mro- ~ 8lSLAl GABIMNLNG FORlTBR VMM ENDIN~ iadear aener;'content with dry or wet weather verylon. Noodyweepleased with the-twoo1r thr~e~e ht sumedasfoloebyary, todstwld, adnowand then~ ~ ~~U~ ?? Ih~ed1Ook th ba Waterwhichlioee, ie' d. not givethefr onc aplntistvel mostsld~dtibeddlN5t.Maa~ rai ba rvivd tema dtheyarqsafte~ ?? -deal'1. Qf tritbabywtrng vr1e6~s, ne gardbfi-'loolavl ...

... STAT I.STWIAL SOCIETY. . . _ I The seventh ordinary meeting of the present session was held on Tuesday last, the 21st inst., Mr. Samuel Brown, vice-president, in the clair. The follow- ing gentlemen were elected feliows of the society, viz., Mr. Robert Giffen, Mr. Isaac Holden, M.P., Mr. Lonsdale Bradley, and Mr. Richard Lee. A paper was then read by Mr. J. T. Hammick, barrister, On the ...

... The Earl of Derby, K.G. First Lord of the Treasury, g ave a state banquet at his oticial residence in Dowuing-strec onSaturday, in celebration of her Blajety's birthday. The company eonsisted of the M1arquis of WVaterford, the 31arluis of Ormonde, the Marquis of Aiisa, the Earl of Home, the Earl of Binnoul, the Earl of Dunmore, the Earl ot Sesield, the Earl of Aylestord, the Earl of Macclesfld ...

... TO PASIS VIA THAMES HAV EN. The new route to Paris by way of Thames Haven and Boulogne is now in full operation, and the results of the month's experiments lead the directors to anticipate a prosperous season when this May winter~shall have passed away. Up to the present time the number of excur- sionists to the Paris Exhibition has been much smaller than the most sanguine promoter could have ...