... I HARVEST PROSPEat drhn- TT MA;reaikeoable .,falier at CI~bnnIn4h _ v ~~-6e4 t ~ ~ aunipcytothe 'orgty Jlut h 3. adC t 7ryw Tie nt rniroo.st, a re co ,pietely.'dettioyed.1,' OA mtn The lowhing i, ar in and, ,lt ant-,- tbe 79I~rot Fre5 res able W'e, Wyould 'diiect,-tbe attention of our readers toth fi, lowing letter from Mr. Blake, the agent of Lord t4 aded on thesulect of the, potato disease ...

... I FOREIGN. NTALIGENCE.:. (From the London Papers of Xeste:doy.)' ROM E. y *We have received letters of the 19th and 20th from our g correspondent with the French army near Rome. They give a interesting details from every point of tbe lines, and explain the eiact position of the army. The last breaching battery, t at 00 metres distant from the place, was opened on the 19th, f arid the fire was ...

... ?- , , ?7 ?? , , ,- . - , , . Id V., - W ,:t6-IstA;-totART ?? ? ? = , i? .. ?? - , I , i? s ?? I v:-- On Wedieesdaysevefiug Use 4.Oi3Mayor.Crlnconte- tamled to dieiier in the Munsign-hotia the Eight EHononrabla IBsroinet Sir' Bbert Pe'el,':with ?? lesn Iih6ib I.. vernument,and s4-verilof his podi1 ?? ,ers ?? Robert and LaelrFel and Miss.polthe lar,- [qus'd harcisofe~of ?? ?? Vane, ' ...

... e KILOKENNEDY, UNION OF LLIERicsc-AwFrui, DrAsn TUTrION.-Thse following communication, containing facts of the most shocking and revolting description, has been placed in our hands. We publish it for the special instruction of the t Limerick Board of Guardians. We ask them will they per- e mit their poor to perish 7 Do they think carrion can support ' life? Will they allow creatures who regard ...

... |ITRGEON CARMICHALTHE LA E A2FLIC'I; | FUR'rlTEIZ r!AlTMCULAIS. Our readets are aware of the melancholy fate of this -dis- tingiselied citizen and eminent sOrgeon, whose Oiath took toce on Friday evening last by' drowning under circsum- sances of the most painfull ends' harowin deacriptioli. The followingnpartioldars:were asc-rtained by dur reperter'or viS.t- ' inA' tl'sceaeof'this ?? appear ...

... I TIHE RIGHTS OF THE POOR. DECLARATION IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS- THE I-ON. C. LAWLESS. In our publication of Saturday eve directed atten- tion to the illegal use made of certain provisions in the poor law to deny relief to certain (lasses of the poor, and thereby inevitably deprive them of life. Shortly after olr impression was issued, we received a most important and decisive coimnunication on ...

... ~~Jj eaIV ~~ (%Journat, ZbcDUBLeN tat1o Aou1 DUBIY: THUSt J Ei, 1849. : THE OLD STORT OVER AGAIN-DEATH--LOCAL ORGANISATION. ?? Alas I alas ! as our: week's labours progress, our hearts are only more and more sickened by the ?Ame fearful cry which has so long appalled the pub- lic-death, death, death. Truly did the Rev. WMr. Anderson declare in his painfully eloquent letter to Lord John Russell ...

... Tue State Prisoxers—Dvustuiy, Sarurpay.—Two of the gentlemen confined under sentence of transportation in Rich- mond Bridewell—namely, Messrs Martin and O’Dogherty, were transferred to the custody of the Governor of the convict depot in Smithfield at half-past seven o’clock this (Saturda morning. The van conveying them was escorted by a body of mounted police and nearly the entire regiment of ...

... AIMERICA. GREAT RIOT AT NEW YORK-CANADIAN, MATTERS. LIVERPOOL MAY 2S.-The steam-ship America, Captain Harrison, arrived here very unexpectedly this morning, shortly isefore three o'clock, after ant unprecedented passage of eleven days tent hours, cirotlometer time. She sailed from New York on ?? 16th, and Halifax on the 19th, and brings a week's later news. We copy the following sum. mary from ...

... SPEAKING of the Nightingale, we have a great deal of curious ala about her. Brief let us be in making use of it. The day she left London for Dover was to havebeen herwedding day. Settlements all duly prepared, blanks only unfilled. At a meeting of the mutual friends the previous evening, Jenny proposed that she should have power to appropriate a portion of her futtire earnings (all previous ...

... - Imperiat Valviamentt. ' HOUSE OF LORDS. Thursday, June 7. On the motion of Lord CAMPaELL, the Defect in Leases Bill was read a second time, after a few words in support of it by Lord BRIOUGHAMr. On the motion of Lord BROUGHAM, the Bankrupt Law Consolidation Bill was read a third time. Certain amend- ments were brioght up and added to the bill, which was then passed and ordered to be sent to ...

... FOR THE BETTER PRESERVATION OF SlrErP, AND MORE SPEEDY DETECTION OF RECEIVERS OF STOLFN SHEEP IN IRELAND, WHICH. PASSED THE HOUSE OF LORDS ON FRIDAY., . . ..Coustables may search siispected houses for slteep, &c. If not proved to have beeD honestly come by, penalty of £5 to be inflicted. On non-paymeut, the guilty parties to he committed to jail for three months. This act not to interfere with ...