SUMMARY.
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II was announced at meeting of the Cath
olic Association in Dublin, OH the Sd March
that Nv, plunkctt was very soon to become
Lord Chancellor Of ireland.
Mr.. OConnell, the head of the Catholic
Association, has been made a Livery man
of London.


In England, the supply of oak bark is SC
! Inadequate to the demand, that the tanners
in the vicinity of London alone, use annually
from 1000 to 5000 tons of foreign Bark, at
an expense of Ella per ton.
! 1t is stated IN Leeds paper, that there
was greater demand for cotton goods than
all the English and Scotch manufactures, to-
rcther with all the advantages of machin-
erv, experience, and capital, can supply.
The advanced price of iron is also said to
have created great embarrassment at Bir-
mingham where the orders on hand could
not be supplied without ruinous consequence.


The use Of steam in the manufacture of
bricks had lused saving on that article of
60 per cent. and by a new method, for
which patent had been obtained. Security
was afforded against the destructive effects
Of frost or wet weather while the bricks are
drying, only 43 hours being required to
prepare them for the kiln, which now occu-
pies two months.


The Hon. Col Stanhope, brother of the
Earl of Stanhopc, committed suicide in one
of the out houses in Caen Wood. He labor
ed under temporary insanity from wound
he received in Spain.


The Liverpool Advertiser. of the 18th
March, says-"lt is with pleasure we an
nounce that MIR. John Quincy Adams has
been elected President of the United States
of America"


A postmaster in Switzerland, recently
convicted of exacton and fraud, has been
sentenced to be imprisoned for several years
and hogged.


Whatever may be said to the contrary, it
is evident that Spain continues in very un-
settled state.


Lord Strangford is about to resume his
functions, as British minister at the Ottoman
Porte.


A German Journal states, the cause of the
disgrace of the Greek Chief Warwacki, was
a proposition made, by him to the Greeks, TO
choose for king all illustrous European
parsonage. The proposition was general
ly ill-rcceivcd.


The petition Of the Roman Catholics of
Ireland, presented to the British House Of
Commons by Sir Frances Burdctt, had one
hundred thousand signatures toit.


ne chamber OF peers, in France, has adj
opted the Piracy Law, l30 to 49, We pre-
sumo the law relates to the suppression OF
piracy, and conforms to the principle rccog-
Missed in the laws of nations.


Racing With English horses is announced
at Paris.


The Pope. it is said has addressed an en-
cyclical to all the archbshops and bishops
Of America, commanding them necessarily
to preach the necessity Of submitting to the
mother country.