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On Monday evening, July 18th, after the order of the day had been moved by Lord Morpeth, in the British House of Lords, the following announcement Was made by Lord John Russell

 T l have received his maiestY's com mands to state that he has been gfaeiously pleased to place al the disposal of this house for the purpose of the Irish church bill, all his maiesty's interest in any benefees and ecclesiastical dignities of the church of Ireland" :"

 4 correspondent Of the Cork paper gives the following account of the effect of this message upon the respective parties in the house

 The announcement was received with the most deafening and prolonged cheers ever sent forth in the house. Ii IS, in fact, an expression of the kings approval of the bil--the withholding or refusing to give which, was the foundation of all the rumors during the last three days

 There will be from henceforth, 1t is ex- pected, nothing but plain dealing. I have great satisfaction in being able to close so gratefully a communication, which would be otherwise received with something of doubt, if not despondency blooming events.

 ''The dismay of the tories is indescrba- ble."

 The election for member of Parlia- ment, to represent Oldham, in the place of the late MT. Cobbett, has terminated in the election of Mir. Lees, conservative whig, by majority of thirteen votes over MT. Cobbetts son.

 Several severe shocks of an earthquake were felt in the island of Majorca about the 20th of june. Tine town of Palma was entirely deserted of its inhabitants No material damage appears to have been done.

 The royal family of Naples kill people by the way of amusement. Prince Charles, brother of the King, sometime in the month of April last, found an old mdn cut ting myrtle twigs on some of the royal hunting grounds, of which he has the su- perintendence. He directed his attendants to seize the offender and tie him to tree, and when they had done this, ordered them to shoot him. This they refused to do, up- on which he took a loaded musket from the hands of one of them, and with the great est deliberation shot him dead upon the spot. His Royal highness soon after set out for Rome, to amuse himself with the ceremonies of the Holy Week, and to fig tire at the balls given by Torlonio and oth- CT Roman nobles, where he signalized him- self by his attentions to the English ladies'