... (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 ...

... 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 ...

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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. ...

... THE. IRISH AND SCOTCH REFORM BILLS. ?? TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAny NEWS. SiR,-I have not yet seen it pointed out in the discussions on the present crisis that, unless there is an immediate resignation of the ministry or a dissolution of parliament, a great injustice will be done to Ireland and Scotland in the legislation upon their reform bills. As Mr. Bright said on Monday night important ...

... I A private letter, dated Crete, 27th April, con- talos te following intelligesce: Contending parties in this island are farther than ever from settling their grievances. As, the Turks become more conciliating, the Cretans, under Russian and Greek influence, become more exacting. The insurgents are at present principally confined to the mountains which are covered with snow, and they are ...

... -% RT-i AiJStT G¶O Uo,,0rz ?? OFI. D-VB It- ; ng 'ser~viee' a the .church' 6 '4fpddtiichsael id; , ituallisticl, 'jerffo mait-iil','''; ;i' ?? . ares6es ynd*j ,~ppi~nvntp, , e;,luX; . beers tpiwahs~very 4ig4;~ '-.and high -1fousd .it. L .inl more thani one, -ensev-r it seemed, .lmostis& .pilgrimage to mount the steepbn which'tho stqfing .And ' 4kuing 's'ed b~ik' bath' 'cof' a'building' fbin- ...

... THE O EMBANKMENT OF THEl THAMES. *I Sir John Thwaite5, the chaiman of the Metro- b politan Board of Works,.declared a portion of theni Uames embankment open for the use of the public On turday afternoon. It was done wita the T. =citest possible ceremeny, and possessed tlpe ft novelty ot being a brief business-like procelurb; t destitute of speech making and unaccompanied br with feasting. The ...

... A private correspondeit, writing fromn Zoulla, April 30, remarks: People out here have been 'greatly amused at one or two statements made in the House of Conimons anent the pro- bable expenditure. For instance, one hon. gentleman in office, when replying toaquestion putto him byanotherhon. gentleman as to the number of ships employed by govern- ment as transports for the Abyssinian Expedition, ...

... IMPER.RIAL PARLtAMENTe HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, MAT 4. The LoRD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsaok at Wil no, 5 o'clocks. Sbe PRIVATE BUSINESS. b The following bills were read a third time and passed:- ti Devon Valley :Railway Bill, Loughborough Gas Bill, and ae North London Railway Bill. th MINISTERIAL EXPLANATIO l I'i; s, The Earl of MALMESBURY-Your lordniips 4ift'e vWI naturally ...