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ceiyed at this port yesterday by the brig Nep- tune, Capt. Waters.

 A considerable sensation was created in London Stock market on the 94th, by a re- nort that the Ministers had it in contemplation io nostpOne the Catholic Relief Bill until af- fer the Easter holidays. A number Of very unfayOurabe surmises were grounded on this story. The excitement did not suhside till a late hour.

 The House of Commons on the eSd and a4th, went intO committee of the whole, on motion of Mir. Secratary Peel, on the Roman Catholic Relief Bill. Several amendments were proposed by opposition members, all of which were rejected by large majOrities. On the 24th, some verbal amendments, proposed by Mir. Peel, in the clause allowing Catholics t1 be elected Members of Parliament, were adopted. In the discussion on the 2Sd, allu- sion was made to the clause which prevented the bills having retrospective effect, and by the operations of which MT. O'COnnell would he prevented taking his seat without heinz re- elected. A motion to omit that part of the clause was withdrawn, it having been intima- ted that it was Mir. O'COnnelI's wish that no such amendment should be proposed.

 Mir. O'COnnell was to leave London on the 26th for Ireland. and return in the following week.

 In the House of Lords on the 24th nuiner- ous petitions were presented for and against the Catholic Relief Bill. The Earl of Hare wood presented a petition from Halifax, sign ed by 25,OOO persons, against further conces- sion to the Catholics.

 The Duke of Wellington was loudly cheer ed in Parlian1ent-street, on his way to the House of Lords on the 2Sd.

 Singular WM.-The will of Sir Gilbert East has been proved under ESOO, ,OOO. The deceased has left legacies for his dogs at the with milk, barley, Oat meal, sea biscuit. and trires. Also further allowances for kennel furniture, as we'll as medicine, and man to look after them. No dog to be killed under preteDce of old age, or from false notion of charity. His horses and mares to have run for life in his meadows at Fifield, Berks: to be provided warm shed in winter, with plenty of bran, chaff, and hay: ss. week to be allowed for each, besides payment for a trusty and honest person to attend them. A parrot he gave to Martha Hack, and for the care of the bird G15 quarterly during the birds life. and E2O year as long as she sur wives it.-LondOn paper. -.'

 Remarkable Prophecy.-The abest com mentatOrs on the prophecies of Daniel and St. John, were Sir Isaac Newton, Bishop Newton, Dr. ZOuch, Father Holmes, &c. Though they differ occasionally in all pro- phetic symbols, yet they all agree at least in one cOnclusiOn-that the Eastern or Mahom- etan apostacy should last for 126O years, and then its downfall commences. When Daniel wrote, the Jews reck0ned only S6O days in the year. and the alteration in the calendar, making the year S65 days, did not take place till i've six hundred years aGterSvarti5, con- sequently Daniel must have meant S6O days l each.

 If this reasoning is correct, last year (l 898) was the prophecy complete for the Turkish date for last year is l24S. Now. the Turks reckon their year as we do, S65 days. Ifthen we reduce 124S years. of S65 days each, into years of 360 days each. we shall find that the Mahometan religion had. last year. lasted lS6O years, with 95 days over.-Poulson.

 Trouble in Noyu- -Scotia.-Mr. Barry. rep- resentative from Shelburne. was expelled from the Legislature for some remarks res pecting another member, (which he denied having made with the meaning attributed to thcm) and for refusing to apologize. He made many efforts, by explanations, &c. to regain his seal. (which proving ineffectua,he at length walked into the Hall. and resumed his place. Disobeying an order from the speaker to go out, he was taken by Sergeant at-Arms. and conducted to his lodgings The people in the gallery avowed audhIy their sympathy for him, and those in the street cheered him. Editors Holland and Ward, for taking bis part. were arraigned at the bar of the Legislature for contempt, and reprimanded. They still however defend their conduct. and reprove their Legislators for interfering with the liberty of the press and other Editors join them.

 We understand that. in consequence of a subsequent publication by MT. Barry, the House directed his commitment to prison. and he was taken into custody by the Ser geant-at-Arms and another officer; hut on his way to gaOl he was rescued by mob, who afterwards pelted many of the Representa- lives. and broke some of the windows in the speaker's house. At length company of regulars was ordered out, and the mob was dispersed.

 When Mir. Ward was reproved at the bar he replied with great spirit. and member observed, that he reprimanded the Speaker and House. instead of their reprimanding him.-Mass. Jour.

 MAcoN. Geo. March a8.

 Rat Hnnting. in clearing out and taking up the floor of the smoke-Rouse nf aha KVaahinOsan Eall no la..