... the United States on the Alabama claims wo have some interesting intelligence to hand. It is stated that the American Ministers have held Ca, binet Council at Washington, and that they have determined to adhere to the position taken by the United States ...

... Earl Derby has given notice in tho House Lords ...

... handicapping.” That this association believe, and hold best mode of choosing the Irish Eight to be, that the first eight Irishmen in the Abercorn Cup competition bo cboson absolutely, and that in case one or more vacancies should afterwards ocanr same ...

... at Rome writes:—“General Sherman’s visit to Rome causes a flutter cf hopo at the Vatican. Several American Jesuits of tho United States College are working hard to induce the General pay a vuit to the prisoner of tho Vatican; but it does not seem at all ...

... pense of a Chancery suit, to these remedies. But there are legal cases in precedent where the most honest journalists in the United Kingdom are made the subjects of annoy- ance from vindictive persons. Wecan say, with the utmost truthfulness, that the Belfast ...

... composed of Protestant Jacobins, as Burke called them, which soon developed itself into the famous confederacy of ‘‘ United Irishmen,” and a counter-association composed of gentlemen styling themselves ‘‘Friends of the Constitu- tion.” The old Volunteers ...

... Government of Victor Emmanuel is conferring blessing upon Italy ; that it reviving the noblest memories of Rome ; that it has united great people ; lent them a commanding position in Europe, and opened the door to the exercise of civil and religious freedom ...

... com lain that Irishmen have the monopoly of public appointments. (Laughter.) ‘There is, perhaps, some apprehonsica that such an event may occur, but there will always be 6 sufficient answer to that complaint, if it be made, and that Irishmen have got it ...

... of the borough of Belfast. It is not the fact, as stated by Mr. M‘Clure, that “ men of all creeds and classes” in UI- ster unite in paying honourto Mr. Gladstone. It is not accurate to assert that the people of this Province admire either the consummate ...

... language. It is quite a mistake to suppose knowledge of English will carry you through the United States, as French will carry you over tho Continent of Europe. Irishmen, we admit, are apt at picking up a new language. Still some preliminary instruction seems ...

... necessary infliction.” Faiheb Gavazzi Route to the United Stases. —ln company with the Rev, ilr. Thomson, of rcnnsylYsuia, Father Oarazzi, the wellknown Italian priest and brilliant writer, is hie way to the United States. It is understood that will leave England ...

... vitality, and, no doubt, as much as possible will be made of these elements of strife. Tro business of dition is with somo Irishmen too gainful a trade, and with others too exciting recreation, to be allowed to lapse into stagnation so long as the ingennity ...