... I 'IRISH AMERICANS AILEGIANCE . AEDE I ALLIEGIANCE: TO THE X QUEEN. The trial and conviction of Warren at Dublin, under the Treaeon-Felony 'Act threatens to raise an ambarragiug question of ntrnatlona law. The convict Is whatie too wel known'to uo as au Irish Amerian-that Is to say, he was an Irish- man born, but emigrated, and beoamq a nsakrwlised citizen of the United States. In this ...

... I' ?? . o l - nrradosau rrvdoos mruni. 'Geatle en,-it st hoped thatth for. ?? 'intbLesigu6'for whlc~iD:. Mfei'Nle has pleaile '.wvil'at onea betforme. TheInvltaidon has be .,'given to'nonconfermlts bjioi'of 'the miioastooi-+ Establihment. f nononfnnita gnrthe .nvitation, theyre hsnoeotin llthistown at any 'rate) put o21 the defenslre, Tr -Toe In which we. 'r~d~esd by both pat ii' ...

... TUE BPE%:H FRO THES THRONE. The Parliamentary sessionwhas opened with. out *a tracb' of those party differences and antagonisms' which W-ill 'probably. ?? find ?? for displaying themselves., The speecch from the throno 'h'add aeeoodinge to custom, been carefully framed .wi~th a view to seoure ostensible unanimity.in the first night's proceedings; and-it must in faiiersi'be added that on one or ...

... I VOROZ.S,,iT f TO TUN RDITOlBd OP TUB Llv¢BPOOL YZWUBY. _Geptlq3aen,-A11o~v me 4o dra ?? ?? srle of urnhowbsoni'fruii LivefpoohI In some of the: leading thoroughfarer, baskets of Wlnut, entirely unfit I for eating, are exposed Sor sale. Apples, grapes, dc, are also sold in this way._ Chl ldtre selng these things offered 'ati~lo# price are ndbd to lpurclaseaud eat c tbem., This, Xi am ...

... IMPiAP.ARLIAMEIT I RQOSE OF~ LORDS. IUEI5DAiZ NOVEMBER 26. Their licxdahips met at five co'lock. OPPICX.AL 'BLUNDERING. Elarl ,of 4u3r1tu aqkedW whte 9te2d btlinof the Rifip Brigade, In. returning fromn the $Meditebranean, wcre!'brou&a lonk4 to Ports- mouth and -ccat' back- by traini ?? Son~eqence~o the dmiraity euigt~lo them 'to be' landid att4 ?? caled:ate~ls.tothe Wfac:ht.rgmn f hussr hi o ...

... -THECRISIS IN ITALY. ho ' 'The occuppation of Roman territory by the so troops of the King ?? was':,bold Ase-p to' Is, take, but it was probably a wise' and prudett' .ly one. The perils of such a course aro obvious to on ithe surface, and'nesd not be inskisted upon, but the reasons for adpting it'ereover- - 'whelmingly strong, and perhaps the most er serious criticism which it .provokes is ...

... | TERRIFIC m elTRRIOAI 1 -AT ST. TUOMAS.,,; 'EXTRAORDIN'ARYi~EFFEOTS -OPTHE STORM~. I~ThBE PESRUCI0NOF' WEEAITIRO 1T. The Doiro.arriv~dofteNeis 4 ~~ and anchored o ~30pm The aount94,rei's' otiedstest :th. Weit ?? 'ttat% i h 8h :Thewhoe o Ath ?? harbour ait Rtic breaing he cble: an4 warpO as zlh~ugli' they hos.were blow wy~n ag'losftn were whirledinotel~dhononleal Abot,80,,vesselsWr oeo es~ae~ ...

... :. . i ?? ?? , : 'THE, NEW REFORM -AlT. I \ ' In T ?? % I bVERSEERS IN A DIFFICULTY., Considerable agitation has been -gilng on in 'Norwch drilng thepastfewweekinconsequence of the difficulties and annoyance ?? the overseers of the severi4 parlahes ln te eoleQ. ttl'ea of the poot .from'the occupiers of sma1 *tenements, under h r-iin ?? ;Act.o In many'parishes where the rates havi. hitherto ...

... I - VOBBoSD~E I MOJIJS MAGISTRATES. T0 THE ZMTOnu 0 ilE LIMVNPOOL IfUOPMT. Gentlemen,-Itwouldappearfroneoomeremarks that fell from various magistrates at the close of i the proceedings of the quarterly gaol session that the weakness of the effective staff of magis- tratee is likely to operate ans a serious impediment I po the administration of justice in this borough. At this time of year, ...

... walvepool ibexrg. ALUS POPULI LUX SWUIMA.. DOMESTIC. A-Cabinet Council was held on Tuesday at the private residence of the Premier. The -London Gazette of Tuesday night noti- *ies that the writ for the election of a member for Manchester, in place of the late Mr. Edward. James, will be issued after the -expiration of six days. Mr. Jacob Bright is the..only candidate who has issued an address. ...

... Iin UNL1OVED r RosP1XT8!7 OF Ari 'gi ; - II 6 i . i wl ir 7ui :s t-f f! .1 O. ;i .x~. : i. ,There 'is reason tojope,;' lifitht'',e phrasenut .; .Year, L whioh ,W witnessHd rasny alalr mir;.' ,, eoflilications- amongst'the*6itioos of Europe,- .. 1 i' w ith a.z geealonvitioni of '-theina~nence: . of psauropean;e l4than has ;ested at any-time during the 'lat two oi :'three, yea~r. 'he almos ...

... h IVY POPtEC)M. a B u M Mi R Y., ' DOMESTIC. An application for sanction to the retire- *ment of certain-heavy bills of exchange was made on -Thursday to the Chief Clerk in C (hancery, on behalf of the provisional liqui- dator of the Royal Bank. A decision was deferred until to-day. The London papers, aoting upon impeofeot information, have been erroneously asserting that the state of ...