COMMONS Mohday, 4. Um THB OOYJUi -' ''*^T. Supply, ' tbe H °o»o go into Committee of teifeiiaca lt 10 'he active" in- A&irs ot Sute '<* Foreign U>. (fleet 00 lic y- » n refer to Wore than ux • He aid th * t r,ther that House J[!," **? eminent statesmsn brought into canaries in e

Hottse of Lords, Monday.—The Cork and Macroom Direct Railway Bill was read a second time this evening b *

(betttkb's telegram ) Turin, July B.—The Ravenne »na Railway bills, and the bill relative to the An " nation of the Roman Railway Co pied e <W" jf Deputies to-day. ' PMSed tlle Clu Paris, Bth. The Paris evening papers contain Following news The Marquess de Lavalette Pro! Embassa

was present with a lady in a saloon of a steamboat on the A gentleman civil costume entered, when the officer ordered him in a very manner to remove his hat. The gentleman appeared not to hear the demand, when the officer knocked the hat from ths gentleman's head. The gentleman

by the most eminent Shipper, Xerezy, Mr. Garyey, from whom, for 30 years, they have regularly imported the Finest Wines procurable. In this selection they have AMONTILLADOS, MANZARILLA, VINO DI PASTO, AMBER AND GOLDEN SHERRIES, viz.: THIRTY-SIX HOGSHEADS, THIRTY-TWO QR. CASKS. T

openly attached. When letters not so authenticated do sot appear that circumstance alone may be assumed the cause. Correspondents should be careful to write their communications upon but one side of the paper, and on slips pages of moderate siie. All communications to addressed

but feel . interested in the sdmirableMescription we subjoin,extracted, from the letter private soldier, to his sister in Cork Tbe writer is the same from whose letters we have already been enabled to give many capital narratives bringing the campaign np to the point he now desc

that they bare removed from No. 18, Pembroke-street to No. 121, PATRICK-STREET, which Establishment they have extensively remodelled and fitted to afford more space for their growing trade. A single inspection will prove that Establishment is replete with every article in the Tr

be not openly attached. When letters not so authenticated do not appear that circumstance alone may be assumed as the cause. Correspondents should be careful to write their communications upon but one side of the paper, and on slips or pages of moderate size. All communications

The Independable states that Prince Napoleon has resigned tho Grand Mastership of thy Freemasons, and that that post will be provisionally filled by M. Doumet, member of the Corps Legislatif for the department of the Hermit. The Paris correspondent of the Daily Newt writes :— "