... PRFPARATIONS AT THE C.SrTL, DUBLIN.-St. Patrick's Hall is undergoing complete repair, and will be decorated in a very superior manner. The seats which were placed round the hall have been removed in order to accommodate the numbers who will have the honiour of being presented to her Majesty. The other state apartments arc also fitted up in a style of elegance suited for tho reception of the ...

... TI1E CHOLERA. The Board of 11ealth made, on Saturday the suab, 1 jcoirrer return of cases of cholera, which back reached. them on tlat day Attacks. Deaths. In London and'vioinity ?? 87 In Eugland end Wales ?? 13.5 In Scotland ?? 27 10 Inconsequence of the lerevsdenci. of disease having shown islintemetropolis, Dr. Wiseman, tho Roman Catholic bishop of the mnetropolitan district, has caused a ...

... T H is le U N 1) S. . Tawo o'cV k -Consols opened thisi doy at 9: to 931 for Mnney ?? AC. count, and remna in ,llhowIl olore I tionI; :13 per Cedbts. 93: to 9J4; Idila IbI;ds £lju4-6Ij; Excbequer Bills £INU0O-43.J501 51J. SilA Itb 61AlRxEr, JULY 28. (The qlrolatlons give l.eiractual prices wltloautrererence to premiumra? dleeouert., Aberdeen O9f Lerincssbire West Riding Union, 44 Do, ...

... ?? Ribetrpolw *terctrv. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREM4I. TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1849. I From the silence we have hitherto maintained on r the subject, our readers must not infer that we ai view with indifference the recent disgraceful and n disastrous occurrences at Dolly's Brae, county el Down. Our belief is, that Lord Clarendon and t the Government will, after inquiry, see that full A justice is done ...

... velw nu5 obdetrbatiogfd. .: . ?? ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. yet big sot LATEST FROM THE UNITED STATES. ro The Royal Mlail steami-sbip Canada, Captain Pci, Harrison, arrived in the Mersey at three o'clock on is t Saturday alternoon. She left Boston on the 18th ant instant, at noon, and has thus performed the whole ii l' voyage, iitcluding the detour to ihalifaix and stoppage 10'w there, in nine ...

... IRISII PEAT-IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. DuringthediseussiononFriday night in the House of Commons on thie Irish Poor ReliefBill, n singular and most important statement was made by the O'Gorman Mahon. As the subject is one of national interest, we prefer giving the statement is this place, it being more likely to receive attention than if it were confined to our parliamentary report. The O'Gorman ...

... IGENERAL ta EPOM-i i.T~,Ug : TION TO LODON, LETTER FROM THE REV. DR. M5ILEY.:; The - %,.lete n'e ev.Dr. ME d as. read by Dr. Spratt at the, General.,Relief.(Iojnn mitee yesterday :- - 7 r , * ' ?? ?? ' t. Londdn, 27th-July, 18 9. Ist.; r. .Dinex. Docros Sroo,,-,The~esses.' Tritton.,and 'Ale auderobur treasurers here, ,have remitted Eto0Ba's'Bank, 0 for tbe Exya change -Committd the aiim of two ...

... THE QUEFN'S VISIT.. Thle preparations for her Majesty's reception in the city are rpidlY progressing. On Saturday a plan of the pavilion to be erected at KINGSTOWS, where her Majesty will disembark, was sub- elitted to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, and his lord- chip Went down to Kingstown to.inspect the locality. His i~cellencY Diwas met by the harbour commissioners and the directors of ...

... e ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA. (FROMc OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT.) The Br'tish Liverpool, Saturday Evening. The British and North American royal mail steamer Ca- nada, Captain Judkins, has arrived here to-day after a most 1 extraordinary rapid passage, having accomplished the voyage e from Boston to this port in ten days, including her detention Lt at Halifax, to land and receive mails and ...

... PRIVA'TE CORIRES1OND ENMiC4 r(ron our bpeciWa Correpondent.) LON-DO1N, SVTCRDAY EVENING I InI the House of Lords a vast number of bills have been disposed of within the last few days, with an occa- sional remark now and then against hasty legislation, which has been met by a reply that the same systemn has existed for the last 50 years, under every form of GCo vernment, and that of necessity ...

... THE MEETIN.G OF THE RYA.L AGRICULTU>RAL SOCIElrETY.,. . j . (From ?? .lqews . The Norwich meeting was an interesting one, for se- veral reasons. Norfolk is essentially a tillage district. Permanent pasture is there the exception, and is kept for some special reason ; consequently the agricultural imple- ments are numerous, and of the best description. It is the head-quarters of mechanical ...

... I-0lTSE OF COIMONS-TuInUDAY,JuLY26. The Sn'rasaxe tooc the chair at the usual hour. , ?? U CATItONX. Air. 9:NTERY wished to ask the Rieilt Bononrable Baronet the Secretary for the Home Department whether anv steps had been taken to establish model schools for the instruction of school- , masters for union workhouses, under the minute of council of December 37, 14S5. and whether the education ...