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only eght days had elapsed since the date ofour pre- yious adVices by the intermediate or Calcutta mail, scarcely even-of commercial interest, as but little change had taken place m the aspect of the mar kets.

 BURNING OF THE SHIP "vIRGINIA."-Ac- counts reached Calcutta of the totel destruction by fire of the American ship Virginia, at about 10 AM of the 5lh inst about 95 or 30 miles to the Souh- ward of the outer floating light. All hands were saved excepting the supercargo She was home ward bound.-[Calcutfa Star, Navy

 THE NEW HOUSES or PARLIAMEET.-The Peers insist having their house ready for occUpa- lion in February next, and the greatest efforts arc consequently being made All the walls and tho ceiling are o be covered with carved woodwork of the elaborate character, and this is being forced on by 150 additional workmen much more rapidly than is desirable. IL will probably be ready for fixing about October and instead of remaining as it should do, in ihe drying rooms during the winter, ready for fSing m the summer, will be taken into tho new building the bad weather, and probably be irreparably innred.-tThe Builder.

 CoNsrAHTINoPLE, \, June. 4-on the 27th ult. the British Ambassador reiterated in urgent terms in note to the Porte the request for frman permit of Protestant Church being built al Jerusalem It is easy 10 explain the long delay which has hitherto occurred in this matter Syria, of old, is ihe bat. tie field for religious strife, and where the question ofempite may stbe decided by the conflict ofcreeds. France and Russia, actuated by political motives, each have vast religious interests to defend in Syria, and are alike adverse to the progress of ele. ment. Il is this opposition which has hitherto im- peded the negotiation; nor does it appear likely that Il will soon be overcome. If the church must be built, why is not body of English workmen sent nut for inc purpose? In such instance the Porte could not interfere.

 "MADRID. June 12.-The marriage of the Queen is now he subject of all conversations and of a the Court intrgues. The preiensions of the son of Don Carlos supported openly and avowedly by Queen Christina, by the clergy, by severed general officers, and by large party among rhe nobility. As regards the Ministers, they are devided. The Carlists united and numerous, and the means which they can dispose of powerful If they raise

 the standard of civil war to obtain the hand of IsFa beila ihe latter can have but two courses to take, both equally pernclous; 10 renounce all that has been obtained since lS43 and return to the Exaliados, or forced arrangement on bad terms

 The Madrid Gazette publishes return of the in- ports and exports into SpaIn during the year l643, from which 1t apears that the total imports for that year amount io 423,43 6Ol reals, and 25 maravedis and the exports to 204 FRS 0S2 real and 25 veds leaving bnIance in favor of the imports of HIS 69l,- SIS reals. Of the total amount oi imports of 22S,- 375,392 reals from foreign countries in Europe and from Africa, lS4 ,820 ,830 reals from America, and 9 33O SIS reals from Asia. Ofthe exports lS7,- 5l7243 reals sent European states and Africa, ll6,- 164 ,066 to America, and ,G63 773 reals to Asia. The duties paid the Custom house amount to S5,- S93 ,4l3 reals and fraction. For the importation, 6,206 ships were employed in the trade, amounting in all to 579475 tons, and employing 56 7S6 sailors; r the exporialen, 4,622 ships of 470 97S tons bur- then, and employing 45,0Sl sailors The coasting trade amounts To 62 ,s42, vessels of S03. .0s9 tons and 413 STA sailors.

 DrBLIr, June 19.-Maynooh CoLege.-It is rus mored here, that the money (3O 0OW granted by parliament for the repairs of Mayno' tn College will. all probability, he devoted towards the erection of an entirely new building, and in different 10 a ivy from where the present ehIfce stands It is said

 that the college in dilapidated state 10 ren- der any attempt at improvements on permanent scale quite hopIess; in addition to which. it is epo,. ted, that medical men have decided against the uhriy ofthe situation Various places are meriion- ed as ite sites for he new Maynooth; amongst others. the house and grounds formerly occupied by the Marquis of Ely al Rathfarnham, about two miles and a-baf from inc metropols,-a as more likely, the lands of Cabinteey, the property of an old Ro- man Catholic family, situate about six miles from Dublin, on the Wicklow road. The subject (lhe re- port goes) will be submitted to the consideration of the prelaes at their general assembly on the 25 inst