... I R EL A ND. DUBLIN, FRIDAY MORNING. [t'OM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] PROSPECTS OF AGRICULTURE 1N IMRLAND. Notwithstanding thc deplorable condition of the peasanltry, and the almost hopeless embarrassments of the gentry throughout the west, and in many districts of the South, there are decided evidences of improventellt in thle whole system of husbandry and in the breeding of stock. Of CourSe, the ...

... 6 rFROM OUR CoREssPoNDENT.: PARIS, SATURDAY. The sitting of the Frcnch National Assembly to- day was an important one. General Cavaignac wished to say a few words rcspecting the line of po- licy lie had followed whilst at the head of the Go- vernuient. lie stated that he had adhered without deviation to the wvish expressed by the National Assembly, by fostering the maintenance of an ho- ...

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... [iviom Or, owflON CcilREiSPoNDENT. 1 t P'ARIS, SATURDAXY. o Thl~e ag~itat iil ?? the clubbist-i at d wvork ili 0 cla ses, wI iich1 Ias 1 cci oserved for soni e(days liast, is farl fruni ?? and inl the opinion of mfanly ?? are in11 t le evo i.f Somen disturbances il t he ecapital. ThI ouglhont the dlay Paris appeavs per,- fcctly quiiet, aud i there is not the slightest appear- 4 atec of the ...

... ?? ROYAL SOCIJ,,'T)?. Ross??. the newly nppointe'l Presi-lent (,I, tile, I S?w i q I. , :I ?I, I I is t I r, L ,?I r? ?? 1?_.igne to I lie f'-llm?s of ?? I ?'it 11VIC il,?IIJV' I'll UVOIlitIV lam.; ill tliu ?? Inent, II' dw hillitilti'm, a11,11.10. -\It 1jlltIll:tl (IVI-11-Ce Ill' ?? :IUM110i tit this IlloMing', Ill PIN,i-11-11t IM611 kil-tt'l-IllilICII 1111:11, shold'i take ill tilt, I' ...

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... MARITIME CASUAiTiS. - The Andromeda dragged her anchors and went on t hore at Odessa, in a gale, April 2, where she remains to' hip and cargo, it is feared, are ?? TheNeptune shi American ship), was passed Jan. 7, in lat. 47 S., long. s 24 B., with loss of rudder, by the Angelina, arrived at a o lavre The George Andrew, Neustadt to Stockton. ?? -n shor( on Knudshoved March 28, was got off ...

... R :: E LA : IRELAD. CONDITION OF THaE COUNTRY.-The correspondent oftthe Morning Chronicle writes from Dublin as follows :-There is at least one trade in this city' which has escaped the general prostration; but it forms an exception that proves the rule of all pervading embar- -rassment-I refer to the business of the pawnbrokers. At the commencement of the famine this class of tra- ders ...

... , . ; :~ I7 RE-OPENING 0F 'LI.FA T R ' ' -ITHai - ICi lanetent at'rectulre: hayiagi likei till. thtfngs humnin; S:iLuaq ibed,,to, the intieieo tine, uno ff~' in0oheir% respetits bein ititib frtedet fo ?? h e~egheY h ttI the gat rt for ?? ia'wr vtinrnhte voecittrso na- athu winch ?? i 1on builder, rnde th direqibn ?? s Archtec to therl (h urch ~Bili~i~ oit eig T he. Chulrch consists of' ...

... Ifre anti. it DUDLIN, FRIDAY.-DISTRESS IN TIIE WEST.-The le accounts of the progress of destitution throughlout ,e certain portions of Connaught continue to be of a * most deplorable description. The count> of Mayo, le as usual, takes the lead in the history of horrors. je A gentleman named Miles, writing from Newport, of enumerates a fearful catalogue of neatbs by starva- tion, and as the ...

... Man, poor and feeble when alone, The sport of even passing wind, In war-in trade-hath ever shown He's an reeietles wshen combined I 1 FRIENDS AND SnOPeME - sh It is becoming, every day, more and more evident -so - that our wages are being rapidly reduced to ' starvea. I tion point' by the unprincipled competition of the thy rival capitalists who trade in our Iabour. The to 4question of ...

... LETTERS TO THE WOiiklNG CLASSES. XL. u Words are things, and a small drop of ink Falling-like dew-upon a thought, produces 'ThatwhKich makes thousands, perhaps millions, think. BYR~~ExON. C A GLANCE AT HOME AFFAIRS. J FOREIGN POSTSCRIPT. c v BROTHER PROLETARIANS, The writer of the Parliamentary v Review in thisjournal, gave you, on Saturday b last, an account of the Nine Weeks' Work 'I ...