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... (BY TEGRAPH.) ATELONM. Elnnis (L) ?? 154 Bailey (L) ?? 111 Staniforth (L) ?? 1 AYR DISTRICT. Craufurd (L) ?? ,, 1116 Andersoa CL) ?? , . . 1025 BE AUXARIS DISTRICT. Stanley (L) ?? 941 Lloyd (L) ?? . 661 BRECKNOCK. Gwyn (C) .. .. I . ,, 372 Pryoc (I) ?? 360 i ~~~CARLOW. Fagan (L) ?? 174 Rochfort (C) ?? 150 CHIIISTCHURCH. Burk (L) ?? 609 W oolfl (O) ?? 6G0 CORK CITY. Ma.uire (L) ?? . ?? 1894 ...

... (FOW' OURW OWN COBRESPONDENT.) - : 2 PARIS, SUNoDA EVEUNG.I The cardinals and olericals were badly beaten in' the Senate yesterday. It is probably but too irue that the church his lately received such encourage-. ment at court as to stimiulate it to make.a gredt' struggle for predominance. It i8 true, alsp,itliat the nmajority of fthe Senate sympathises with cle- rical 'principles, a.s being ...

... YHE IRISH CHURCH. The Convocation of the Irish Church a not met since the Act of Union, although such important transactions asthe uppresionof hishop and theAseera. tion of the Wierns tohsbtoript'fonh peuceu'sttegy 4tofthe feelings of the clergy. The Arehbishop of Dub hbts 4owever, been in; the 'hbit of:'oldiflgepzqvifl : synod profoymd, composed of; the p.epersons who have a ?? to sit in ...

... FROM LAST NlKJrS GAZETTB. INMRIS Or SOLICITORS AND F'URTHEIR PARTICULARS TO BB OBTAINED AT THEl OFFICE Or THlE CHIEF REGISTRIAR, COUIRT OF 13,&NRUPTCY, BASIDIGUALL-STICET.] BANK1ERUPTS.3 WILLIAM HENt IY MARLEY, Regent-Square , King's-cross. and Ilsr-I tol-street, Burton-creeCellt, provision merchant, to surrenderI Julie 1, set 1. WILLIAMH 55A1I1' and CHARLES Conn's, Maddox-street, Regent- 1 ...

... -A RIA,4 - ~ THE IMPEACHMENT OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON. CLOSE OF THE 'CASE 'FOR THE PRO- . .. 0 ' . SEC TrION.' ?? The 2iid of the President was resumed on Sa turday, the 4th inst. 3Mr. L. L.Walbridge, of St. Louis, testified to the accuracy of a report which he made of the -President's St. Louis speech, and the report was put' in evidence. Jos. A. Dear reported ilie same speech, and testified to ...

... I BM IOAH T N1SRr GAZ.ETT. [NAMES OF SOLICITORS AlI FURTHER ATCL1BT I OIITAINRD AT 'THlE oleFICH OF THE cHIEF `RE4ISTHtABv COURT OF BANIMIIITCTOY, HS HA T-REEF.'.] 1 ?? RUFF, Hampton-Wick, late Ocellnerehinft', to surrender 1. April 29, at 1. ,t GEORGE WATSON, Rencal-green, jolaernewnM bootmaker, May 4, Leat~ 11. gen etsren atJonN ThANKS CHITTRNDE4, Lee and Le-greRnsren ?? 20, at 1. ,Ai D tI ...

... TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENC& I ?? - (SEUTlE'S TsLIGE.) FRANCE. PARIS, MAY 11, EVENIN. In to-day's sitting of the Legislative Body the debate commenced upon the interpellations re- opecting free-trade. Various members addressed the Chamber. SWITZERLAND. BDERNE, MAY 11. The negotiations for the conclusion of a commer- eial treaty between Switzerland and the Zollverein having failed, the Swiss ...

... TRAFMC iETURS, I ]Mlea2 W a Mer. Totanl, T£ota1 tATLWAYS. opein. swgers. chlsadlOe. ISMa 1887. Weekz ending Feb. J.r Z East Indian ?? 11n1 11,834 25,424 37,258 5g192 Feb: 19 to March 5. GreatCentraltofBelginm.. 848 3,844 13,070 10,520 12,190 Week ending Feb. 22. Northern of Canada ?? 97 094 825 1,219 1,512 Week ending March 20. Rathkeale&NewacstleJun. 10 e2 20 42 3 West Cork ?? , 174 34 78 87 ...

... I .E I'aI 'I I . I UGENO- i; faau~mn' TSLEGXAlMS,) : PRUSSl[. BERLIN, APRIL 7, EVE'tl.'- A ministerial council was held to-day at which it is understood that the new administrative organisation of Schleswig-Holstein with Schleswig as the seat ofggovernment was definitively decided upon. The customs parliament will not assemble till the 27th inst. The Jewish communities of Roumania have made ...

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... I .. L .. ..1 (glmI's TZLEGRAMS5) FRANCE. PARIS, MAY 7, EVENING. The statement of the Rpoqae that two French frigates had been directed to proceed to Tunis is incorrect. It is stated, upon the contrary, that the dispute between the Bey and ?? Consul is in process of settlement. M. Cormenin is dead. MM. Autran and Claude Bernard have been elected members of the French Academy. I PRUSSIA. ...