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position of Baron Pospulfe, the President of the Court Of Peers.

 The Emperor of Austria has invited the northern Sovereigns to a conference to Troplitz, and they have accepted the invi- tation. The meeting will take place in the latter end of October. Preparations are made with the greatest activity for the re- view at Kalisch.; the Russian troops are expected at Dantsio ofi tho s aud the 4ti, t of August, and the Emperor and the En- press will arrive en the 18th.

 According to the last accounts from Naples, Vesuvius continues 10 throw out stones and cinders, and grand eruption is expected. Some slight shocks of an earth quake have lately been felt in he South of Italy.

 ENGLAND.

 The Corporation Bill made considerable progress last night, and Ministers twice defeated the Tories and their allies in two large maiorities. The amendment of Sir Robert Peel, to enforce Property Quali- fication in the Municipal Representative, was signaly defeated.

 Mir. O'Connell in presenting petition from Dublin, praying for the introduction of a system of poor laws into Ireland, observ- ed that d Government measure on this sub- ject had been promised as soon as the re- port of the commissioners should be laid upon the table, and it had been stated also that within month that report would be presented. That month has now nearly expired, and if, when expired, Governn1en. did not bring forward such measure, he himself would most certainly originate one.

 DEATH OF c. MATHEWS.

 II is with deep regret that we have to an- nounce the death of this eminent and face tious comedian, whe expired at Davenport on Saturday last, in bis ssh year.