... .Tnne 5tb, 1850. JullV -7e H--- ISR-Tn the triangular duel between Mr. Duffy, Ar. I.cis anol u \l , t lae appears to mte to stand thus:- ill his ,,a Aitljlcd Ittler (dI tile 3d iistattli, 15r. Lucasquotes a fiter IlOte a his to inle, dated 27/ih Mahy, ill wtilht lie write thiet ijthoougi ht. had not seen mu. DItty vet he fift ?? that the words he complained of (namely ihise appearing to ?? ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL R\LS-4S99efATION OF }lptANp, RetpTAi Lf iepe4l rent fur the week ending Monday, 22d Tiptperary, the subscription of 13 Repealers. per Mr John Dunne ?? ?? Ij 96 Renewed subscription of Rev James Cummins, / ' RCA, Claregalway ?? . ,/b Queenstown, County Cork, per Michael Co tenay, Esq .. . Waterford, per J Everard Feehan, Esq. . T 0 0 Renewed subscription of the 11,'iht Rev Dr ...

... Smith O'Brien is in the hands of his enemies, and mercilessly do his tormentors abuse their privilege. It is a sad reflection to think that a man of Smith O'Brien's educated mind and heart,, with deep memories and high- toned feelings, should be compelled to dwell in so- litude, and amid privations of the harshest character; . and all this, not from any necessity of the case, but from a desire ...

... I THE ROYAL ACADLT1Y-IRISlI ARTISTS, 'AIR. AcC1s,.c-The Atheliracu, in its notice of the Exhi bition of tho Royal Academv, speaks of Mr. 31acli-e's pc tures in the following terms :-The next artist who clatu: our notice is Mr. Mlaclise-and be claipns it as mucb fir hbe contrast as for the separate excellencies of his two welks.- 'lice Spirit oJaustice, painted in the House of Lords, is hue ...

... as TO THE EDITOR OF TIlS FEEMNIAN. t- SiR-Among the many strange plans of our English rulers Id for tranquillizing Ireland, educating and civilizing her people, so and securing their affections, there is none more strange than he the law by which every Irbibman, no matter what his creed be or. his conscientious convictions, is obliged to assist in sup- (is porting a clergyman of the church of ...

... FJ1OMNAP LON~9N~ CORRESPONDENiT l /Wkb#' . as>>; t t aLondm, Monday. The vicerial Abolitiqrt-ill sands on the notice paper for this ev Amiklini strs Wvere i's the project they will meet even nreQ pposition than they anticipated. Mr. Moore's amendment for referring the bill to a select com- mittee will find many supporters, on Irish grounds, amongst those who voted for the second reading. The ...

... I _ _ . An alleged discovery in America of an easy moans of dc- composing water, so as to produce hydrogen gas at so cheap )a rate as to bring it into universal use both for public and pri- t vate lights, and for all the purposes to which fuel is now ap- 'I plied, has lately attracted much attention. The facility and a cheapness with which it is stated this inflammable gas would I a be thus ...

... TO THE MEMBERS OF THE DUBLIN MECHANICS' INSTITUTioN. . 35, Eccles-street, let July, 18.50. GENTLEsIEN-I have had frequently to address you on matters of deep interest in relation to our institution, and never on any previous occasion bad I reason to feel so much pleasure as the opportunity now afforded gives me.. Mr. Atkinson has placed his generous donation in my. haudo, - companied by the ...

... FOREIGN INTELLE (From the London Papers of y FRIANCE) It appears that the dispute between Genrer ChI and General d'Hautpoul, which was palsbed u C la ago, has broken out afresh. General ?? 8ptogda speaks of General Chargarnier in most bitter ?? oPen] clares that it was General Changarnier who inda m e sident of the Republic to push forward the dota tie [r blames that General for having tbrow ...

... I (Fromn the London Papers (f Yesterday.) FRANCE. PARKS, MONDAY EvMeING.-The funds have improved to- day 35 centimes. This is in some degree attributed to the announcement of the return of M. Drouyn de Lhuys to Lon- don, anti the fact of the British Cabinet having shown great conciliation on the Tuscan affair. Aserious case like that of Mr. Finlay has taken place in Italy; but the Austrian ...

... 1 Friday, July 19, 1850. Moved by Cornelius M'Loghlin, Esq.; seconded by Rev. P. J. Gilligan:- 1.. That this committee, in pursuance of the resolution of the a sociation of Monday last, the 15th instant, will continue to meet weekly for the transaction of Repeal business; and that on receiving from the country sufficient assurances of support to justify such a step. they wvill, in accordance ...

... DUbe UrSDAtYa JtLY1, 1ottOat DUBLIN: THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1850. I The only satisfactory apology for the Whigs in demanding prolonged coercion for Ireland is, that they have lost their wits, or have reached that stage of mental imbecility which releases men from moral responsibility for their acts. They have been tossed about like *a shuttlecock. Defeated in the Lords one day, the next sees them ...