... THIE BISIHOP OF EXI'FER ON THlE ROMISII AGGRESSION. Tirt Tlishop of El;eter has issue(d tile follwing replv to anll aiddress f Olfl tile laity of the pat ish of ?? EBxeter, pro- sent ei to Ii ho nn Thursdai last - Daorturia CtsRISTItNs, ,AND luoTonicR CutsaoRttxmexN-i re- ceive tyith 'teat gt'ntificatiets the address which has just been read to flie. TIhe recent act of the Bishop of Rome, ...

... INCUMBMinED EsrATES.-TITE MOUNTOASHELL PRltOI'ERTY IN TIME COUNTY ANTMIM. PURSUANTT to anl absolute order made in the matter of the Braid eslatc, belonginig to the Earl of AMounteasliell, situato in the Gouiitv Antrite, Mr. G. C. flyndman proceeded, by dL- reeliotis of the Commissioners of thle I iciteniherel Eislates Court, In sell by public auction, Iin his Auction Rooms, 7, Castle-itlace, ...

... MEETING AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ON Friday last, in pursuance of an advertisement signed by J. F. Ferguson, Esq., vice-president of the Chamber, calling a meeting of the iniabitants of Belfast to take isto considera- tion the best mode of receiving the Lord Lieutenant on his intended visit to ibis town, a numerous assenmblage of bankers' merchants, and uthers, tet il the Cbamber of Commerce ...

... IMPORTANT FROM AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA. LIVERPOOL, MONDAY (YESTERDAY), JUNE 17.-The Europa arrived in the Mersey at seven o'clock, from New York and Halifax, after a run of 10 days and 13 hours from the former port, being the quickest passage on record. The political news from the United States is of no im- portance. THE ATTACK ON' CUBA. Havanna letters state that four members of the ...

... TIIE NATIrONAI, SYNOD. Ixs conclove of Rom an Cotholic in prelates,'' to wthich the Rloetisti jouirilaii ?? given thieC a1) s e prestll ptlolns Oite, wvao annotinced to assern itc at T'hJIrics on yesterday, for the piirpose of receiving Dri Cuillin's budget from lloie. So importan~t are the contciits of the said hiiilpt sutpposeei to lie, and, ii reality, so mowiotimous to (he i vecests of ...

... GREAT LOSS OF LIFE. I-v is with the Most palinfl feelings that we have to relate the loss oif the Orion, a fine steamer, hithierto plying between Glasgow and Liverpool. The melancholy event occurred at an early hour on Tuesday morning, the I8th instant, and the catastrophe, we lament to say, was attended with a great sa- crifice of human life. Tule ill-fated vessel was, it appears, a steaming ...

... .orecgil 3'lntclligrilce. FRANCE. THire measures introdauced irto tire Legislative Assembly of France for stifling the press, and for galgging the people, are in a fair way of becomritng law. Tire Parisanind the provincial journals coitiiuc their attacks upon the projected measures. The Presitdent of ithe Repurblic is said to have declared that tiC worilil resign if the Chaniber lid trot pass ...

... LECTURE BY SRP. COOKE IN AID 01 THE BROWN- STREET SCHOOLS. THMt PLEASURES AND OBJEsCTS OF SCiENCE. YeeTrseDAY 0VCIsiIng, ill accordanlc w~ith previous auttounce- mneet, the Rev. 1)r. Cooke delivered a lecture ott tite above. mni~ed subiject, itt tho sipper room of thle Commercial Buil d. ings. Conisiderably before tite hoeir fired for the commence- mleet of the proceedings, tlie large roomn ...

... 3KipciaT Ajlarlianictt. HOUSE OF LORDS. lfifontdoy, Fed. ii. Lord STANLEY begged to ask whether the~ mediation of France, in respect to our, relations Nvith Greece, had becen tcnrldred to England, ?? had been accep ted hy the English Governmesnct; and )whether that miedijation, i f it had been accepted, extelilod micrely to thc indemnity claincd. for cer- laicn Bri .isi subjects, or extendedl ...

... Karat rhitc1ligarr THR PA-Is'1CnINFuTlEPCA` PICrTOMlr, AL7a1ANrACIC.- Air. HIGee has agahi issued an cleg-ant almnaiacl-sheet to the inhabitants of the province, in ?? of the gratnil increased patronage his splen(]id establishninest has received during the past year, and in token of future increased elfirts to merit its continuance. The sheet, liue all Mil. M Gce's efflrts to pleasc thle ...

... liftperial lparliammt. HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, July 8. The house met at five o'clock. POST OFi'trCE. Lord llATlITrTON presented a number of petiti ns against thc recent alteration in the regulation of the Post oflice. The noble lord exprcssed a. hope that the members of the other torsc would have the courage to express their oawn opinions, anrd to rescind tire resoliotiir. Lord( BIROUGIIANI ...

... MINIS. MOUSElR ON TRAVELLING. Ir I pride myself upon anything, it is, that I never travel with mrore thana Six triruks, two bonnet boxes, ard one bag, ai-d orre mojeraii 1asket, even if I leave home for a month. Mrs. Motiuser is about leaving for Franice, and applies to the ambassador for a passport. While the ambassador is writisg a descriprtion of her person the good lady soliloquises, ...