... Ads: FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE h Z rob at- r AAJAZ p~~~LIyA XC (-rom mleA London I'aj of yeoterday.) . FRANCE. bk, PARIS, W*DNESDAY, JUNE 28.-Wi~t the view ef and venting further bloodshed General Oudin ot has addr, Pre- ain, following letter to the President of the Roman ed thi 'ate Assembly:- atior i, in Head-quarters, Villa Pkarrfili, June 12, ,the .. . . . Five O'Clock, PX.s leeet MOXSIEUR ...

... HARVEST PROSPECTS-THE POTATO. . he . i; TITE SOUTrL. to A country gentleman in the vicinity of this city *rrites to the Chtronicie office, :'the' crops' are i beutifal !all around I us but thle farmems are gone. LivieikChoil. - There is a splendid field of oats in lull ear'at'Spahill, Kil- sr finane, the residence of Williasm Oliver, EsW., Idd' grtovn from autumn planting-' Ibid. The most ...

... b4 $reemaia 3routial DUBLIN: SATURDAY, JUNE 2,1849. INFLUENCE OF RELIGION IN IRELAND-NO FACTS, AND FACTS. The ordeal through which the people of this coun- try have passed during the last four years is une- qualled in the annals of the human race. The direst calamities to which earth is subject fell upon them, and continued to destroy. for a period hitherto unusual in such disasters. In the ...

... SOUTH UNION CHOLERA HOSPITAL COMMTTE. I The usual weekly meeting of this body was held 'yesterday at the Commercial Buildings, JOHN NALTY, Esq., M.D., in the chair. Members present, Sir Edward Borough, Doctor Owens, Captain Nowlan, Doctor Wall, J. Byrne, and. J. Holbrook, ksqra. The minutes of last day's proceedings having been read, the following returns of the two hospitals (Brunswic)I ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, Juwn 25.: After some preliminary business had been disposed of, The Earl of ABERDEEN brought the state of our diplo- matic relations with Spain before the house. It was now tord 'than a-year since the Spanish'government, acting on the siucere conviction that its existence was endangered by the policy of personality and hatred pursued towards it by our Secretary for ...

... I GENE E. d The committee NOW *Ibae, ?? :e The following m Doctor it Spratt, Wilson Gra . r. O'Malley n Martin Burke, Mic , ev. C. Burke, , T. Reynolds, Lukel a The Secretary rea v. Mr. Birch, of Kilkenny, in which the rev. g offered to send, for the benefit of the committee, thirty volumes of the Dublin Review, and Mr. Battersby acknowledged the receipt of the I volumes. The Secretary stated ...

... Wbe 4freeutao 30rnoat DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1S49. THE STATE PRISONERS-'LORD CLARENDON'S REPLY TO THE MEMORIAL. | The deputation appointed to present the memorial of the Irish people to the British Viceroy was re- ceived yesterday by his Excellency the Earl of Clarendon. The reply to that memorial, which we print in another column, will be read with regret by every friend of British ...

... MOVEMENTS OF THE COURT.-It is now pretty Nvell un- derstood in circles likely to be correctly informed, that her Majesty will proceed to Ireland about the 4th of August next, going from Bristol to Cork, and thence by Killarney to Dublin, where it is expected her Majesty intends holding a levee and a drawing-room, and subsequently will visit Prince Albert's shooting quarters in Scotland. There ...

... I London, Thursday Night. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, in a committee of the House of Commons, on Monday night, intends proposing a resolution, authorising an advance of £500,000 to the Mid- land Great Western Railway Company of Ireland, on the terms already stated in the FituaMAN'S JOURNAL. Should the proposition of the Finance Minister meet with adoption by this branch of the legislature ...

... ATTEXPT AT INSURRECTION IN PARIS.' (Fro'o the London Papers of TVursday.) it Extraordinary intelligence has reached us from Paris, by electric telegraph. f The appeal to arms, made from, the tribune of the Legisla- tive Assembly by Ml. Ledru Rollin, and responded to with dsuch enthusiasm by the Mountain, has already exercised its influence on the population. L Barricades have again been ...

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... lTHE MINISTER'S SURPLUS AND DEATH'S . 'SURPLUS. ; I - THlE RiEV. MR. ANDE5ON'S SIXTH LETTER. The British Chancellor of the English and Irish Exchequer produeed the budget in the House of Commons on last Friday. A co mparison of the ex- penditure and income of the past year' showed a ' .iirjlu~s 'in favour of the 'latter. Had no subject 'been allowed to die of want during the'preceding ...