... I r AMnICA. lVPROU OUR OVN.COBRESPONDEIM) Liverpool, Jutly alit, 1846. The steam-ship Britannia, Captain Hewett, arrived thi, afternoon, bringing papers up to the 15th instant, frot15 New York, being nine dans later than those previously re. ceived. Peiul g The following extracts from the American journal, ,, place our readers an fait with the intelligence from the sent of war in Mexico. It is ...

... I aeles 01 LORDI.iTgXVDAT. JLvt. SO- (Conuludedfrom Satirday'e Freeman.) RAILWAY GAUGE. The Earl of CLARENDON moved the Committal of the gauge of railway bill. After a brief discusslon in the course of which Earl Grey said that the bill would not preclude parliament from considering the subject again hereafter. The bill went through committee, and was reported to the house. The religious ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MoNDAY, AuGusT 3. (Concluded frmo yesterday's Freenman.) CASE OF LORD DUNDONALD. Lord BROUGHAM (in ?? sentence pronounced at that time continued unrepealed by law, and banne0,whioh, as a Knight of the Bath, he had won by the services which, in point of gallantry, would bear comparison with any of the proudest periods of our naval or military history, had been removed and ...

... I ibtftemmifs Amw I .LN . _ _ _~ BEEBER THE 30TH OF EAY, 1841 RESTORATION OF THE DISMISSED MAGIS. TRATES. In the letter of the Liberator read at the meeting of the Repeal Association on Monday last, he re- peated his previous announcement of the restoration of the Repeal magistrates to the commission of the peace. Mr. Labouchere stated In the House of Com. mons upon Thursday evenings that the ...

... REPEAL-MEETING OF THE POST.OFFICE I **WARD. A meeting of this ward was held on Sunday, purN suanttto requisition, in the great room, Denmark-street. Amongst the gentlemen present upon the platform were Alderman Staunton, Thomas Kirwan, Esq, T C, Dr Gray, T C, Richard Kelly, Esq, T C, j MiKenna, Euq, T C, J Reily, T C, A Cahill, J Murphy, J Delany, M Crooke, Richard Barrett, M Cody, j A, Rooney ...

... I|__ THE ARCHBISIHOP OF TUAM. We publish in another column a letter from the Archbishop of Tuam to Lord John Russell, which will be read with deep and painful interest. The fearful, but alas ! faithful, picture drawn by his grace of the condition of the poor in his archdiocese- of the almost total want of present sustenance, and of the increasing prospect of continuous destitution, cannot fail ...

... AMERlCA. I pressure on our space on yesterday and Monday, ohm- pelled us to hold over the following interesting communica- tion:- (FROM OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT.) New York, July 1, 1846. MlXIco, and Mexican news still continue the main points of attraction, though since my last they have afforded little to repay the attention bestowed on them. It is true we have heard of a revolution in ...

... DUBLIN, MIONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1846. RENEMBER THE 30TH OF EAY, 1844! | CONDITION OF IRELAND-LORD MONT. EAGLE'S MOTION. Before parliament is prorogued, and while our legislators profess an anxiety to apply all sorts of practicable remedies to the grievances of Ireland, Lord Monteagle very opportunely raised a slight but favourable discussion on a motion c That an address be presented to her ...

... THE LATE DEATH FIN1M 7LOGGING IN THE SEVENTH HUSSARS. I (Fron the Morning Chronicle.) Perhaps no similar case in the annals of British history excited such a degree of interest throushout all classes of the community as that of the deceased Frederick White, of the 7th Rlussars. Now, as the coroner's inquiry has concluded, it is under- stood a military board will be appointed to investigate the ...

... I TO LORD JOHN JIUSSE. I St. Jarlath's, Toano, Fea-t of St. Peter lie ad Vhicula, 1846, lu- My LoRaD-Amoug the many and obvious grievances U. that press upon the people of Ireland, requiring prompt be and vigorous measures for their redress, there is one which hc Oannot brook delay, involving as it does the lives of thou- hands of the inhabitants. I have read with surprise, end ' with somewhat ...

... ?? __ CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE SECRE- dr. TART FOR IRELAND AND THE LORD CHAN. US CELLOR. teS tttO OUX PARLIA1aNTARY CORRASPONDENT.) on Thursday Evening. o I am enabled to send you a copy of tbe important corro- . epodencea read in the House of Commono at an marly hour ?? by Mr. Labouichere. It is an follows:- .ng London, 21et July, 18e6, ind ilt M Lesn-I am directed by his Excellency the ...

... Return of Repeal Rent for the week ending Monday, 27th July, 1846. Resthcool, Dublin, per Mr J Lennon .. .. £ 0 0 0 Newtownards, Down, per ir J MKittrielk ,, I 4 Killaloe, Callan, Kilkenny, per Mr W Maher I.. 0 O Raddinstown, Meath, per Messrs MNLoughlin and MArdle, .. . 4 18 o St ltelen's, England. per Messrs Karr and Kavanagh 1 2 G Templeport West, Cavan, per Mr 1 M Gauran ., I 10 0 Sea Bank ...