... SALE OF INCUBMIERED PROPERTY IN CORK. On Friday Mr. Hall, of the South Mall, acting under in- structions from the Incumbered Estates Commissioners, dis- posed of a considerable portion of valuable property in this city and county. The sale was held in Mr. Hall's office, Commercial Buildings. Tois being the first sale in this city of property under the commission, it, as a matter of course, ...

... ,-'POTATOE. I., i THE CROPS?THI . , , * GALWAY, Auo. 14.-Since our last publication we have received communications from almdst every district in this great province, and with three exceptions all agree that the blight is not as general as was supposed.. The disease, which no doubt exists, has not increased during the week, but, on the contrary, many fields which presented marks of the ...

... IRISII MANUFACTURE MOVEMENT. We have received a reoprt of the meeting of the above society, which was held at Mason'$, Eeeex-bridge, on Taes- day last, and we can only find room to-day for the following report of the special committee, which was read at said meet- ing:- zeepor4 from the special committee appointed by the bard of Irish manufacture and inddastry, at the tenth sitting, on Tues- ...

... SALE OF THE KING OF HOLLAND'S COLLEC- | I TION. FnFTEr DAY, AUG. 16.-The sale of this celebrated and ., most important collection of paintings was brought to a close e this afternoon. It has been looked forward to with great - anxiety as the grand day, on account of the splendid Italian s pictures, and those of Rubens and Vandyke, with two I Rembrandtsandra.Hobbinmnia,which were reserved for ...

... RESOLUTIONS OF THE CONFERENCE-THE PROPOSED TENANTr LAW. We subjoin a transcript of the resolutions adopted by the Tenant-right Conference as the basis of an amended tenant law. These resolutions were all published in the summary of the proceedings that appeared in this journal, but we are of opinion that they will be better understood when collected into a body, as in the form in which we ...

... I MEMOIR OF THE LATE REV. J. BEHAN, PROFES- SOR OF LOGIC, MAYNOOTH. (FaROM A COIRsrEPONDNT.) The subject of our memoir wag born at Castletowridelvin, 5th June, 1822. His virtuous parents early inspired his youthful mind with sentiments of piety. Commencing the study of the classics in his tenth year, he was after some time sent to the Diocesan Seminary of Navan to make his preparatory course. ...

... (FROM 0 .A NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT.) b New York, August 6, 1850. a IMPORtTANT POLITICAL INTELIItiaNOE-DESt'AT OF THE k CorlsaoMxisn BILL.-YPu will recollect I told you in my last communication that there wae but a bad chance of the corn- fi promise bill. My anticipation has been fully realised. The bill is has been defeated. One provision after another was Struu k ti out of ittill nothing was ...

... Ilocal YlltW I -picc. THIEATREI ROYAL-OPERATIC ENGAGE MENT. YES TiunRDe otitilug, the musical putblic of BIe lst were ?? with the untexpected grcitilicatioti of witnlessilig a strong coinbitia- tioli of Operatic talentt iii thm 'Ihentre Rloyal. AMr. G loveci, wh'lo lisealready won golden opinions in oni' town let' the style of his occosional rmainugoinent ctie''et',h inb'sgltoeracom- paily of ...

... IFRADS IPON EMIGRANTS IN NEW YORK. FRAUDS UpON L Inp fl The frands perpetrated upon our Irish emigrants here are I enormous. The following is an ?? schooner por Hornet, Captain Wells, owned by Sidley Brothers, Limerick, whi arrived here from that port with 82 nassengers, and several of dee the poor fellows after paying for their berths got none, and had gen to sleep on decki or where best they ...

... 0 HAR.VEST PROSPECTS. hi ra LoUTH.t WO continue to receive very unfavouraDl8 re- ports of the state of the potato crop in particular districts; while from other districts the reports are very cheering in- deed. Nothing could be more fallacious than to draw a general conclusion one way or the other from these or any similar reports, but we have no hesitation in declaring that a large portion of ...

... REGAL FESTIVITIES AT DALKEY-CORONATION I OF 01HE ISLAND KING. Sore~ly none of our rvadeles-thlt is, such or them as have enjoyed thle perusal of our full and true account of tthe acces- sionh (utter a lung and dtreary iricerregenult) of the r~glitul monarch of Dalkey IWand and its rocky dcpendenlcies to the throne andi sceptre of his jovial ancestorti-will entei tarn any .other feelings than, ...

... Ube recDTaS AUGUST2,180. DUBLIN: WVEDNESO xY, AUGUSTr 21, 1850. I TIIE HOPES OF PROTECTIONISTS. I Now that Parliament has shut up shop, and its workmen gone a pleasuring, it is worth while to in- quire how far the cause of Protection has advanced. When we say advanced, perhaps we are guilty of a solecism; for the advance of Protection, strictly speaking, would be going backwards. It would be ...