... Bailwag I'lltdii-qcnce. DUNDALK AND ENNISKILLMN RAILWAY. Taue half-yearly general ineeting of this company was held on Friday, at the Company's office, Talbot-street; Dublin, the chair was takei ?? Digges Latoucho, Esq. The report stated that debentures to the amount of £25,101, hearing ihterest at 5 per cent. had been issued to contractors to whoim the company were in- debted. The ansount ...

... THE ANTI-PAPAL MOVEMENT.-THE * ILHS1l BRANCH OF TH-JE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. THIE abettors of the Papal conspiracy against the supre- macy of QueenVictoria and the loyalty ?? Ca- tholic subjects, pretend to flatter themselves that the agitati js -dying out. The latitudinarian party, who have .everything to lose, and nothing, speaking in a worldly sense, to gain, by the resuscitation of the old ...

... A FEW FACTS FOR THE PROSPERITY PROPHETS IN GENERAL, AND FOR THE CHRONICLE IN PARTICULAR. WE congratulate ourselves and the public that we have been the means of stirring up our somnolent cotempo- rary, of the C/lonicle, from the trance into which he has been plunged, for the last four months, by the total sur- render of his faculties to one theme. We have broken the spell with which ...

... I BEASTER THOUGT1TS. THE great Christian solemnity found an able and effec- tive exponent of its consolatory reminiscences,:and we question whether from any of our metropolitan pulpits were put forth more forcible appeals to the deep con- victions and warm feelings of a sympathising auditory. All the time-hallowed and mysterious associations con- nected with the great festival of the Hebrew ...

... I COUNTY CESS.-MEETING OF DOCK WARD.. :YESTEnDAV evening, a meeting of the cesspayers of Dock Ward was held in the large room of the Frederick Street School, to take into consideration the mode in which the county cess was applied, as respects the sums levied on the upper and lower baronies of the county, and their appropriation. Mr. Samuel Them- son, senior alderman of the ward, took the ...

... INAqsxucui as this notable undertaking of the fiery Bishop of Exeter is on the point of lighting a taper in Etngland which will kindle a flame not soon to be extinguished, we think it right to sreport progress that our readers may be prepared for the issue. The Synod opens under such inauspicious omens as would disturb the nerves of any one less sensitive to gloomy prognostications than ...

... DOWxsPATRICK FPAI.-The April fair hold here on Saturday last exhibited unusual animation. The de- mand for milch cattle, as well as a gooddescription for grass, was very considerable. There were some muich ] cows so high as LIA and, on an average, the price of dry oattle. was hilly Lds. a ]head above that of the fair for the corresponding month of last year. Sheep and I lambs were scarce; the ...

... Soreign ]Intelligence. INDIA. WE (Herald) have received by extraordinary express, in anticipation of the Overland Calcutta Mail, our cor- respondence and files of newspapers from India and China, the dates being Bombay, July 5; Calcutta,July 3; and China, June 23. The following summary of the news is from the Overland Ben qal liuarkarn, July 2:-Froin the Pun- jaub we have no intelligence of ...

... 11 Y AN AM E 1 L(OA N, AN hour aid a half of pleasant travelling brought i1s to the sight of Stratford-on-Avon. It is a heautiful town in prospect, as it quietly reposes ol the margin of its classic river, 'wvith its noble church-spire piercing the sky. Its four thousand inhabitants, like those of all towns thronged by genteel visitors, have inore than an average share of civility of manners, ...

... .NO. II. IN; a-late address from the Orangesnen of Ireland there was contained a simple statement of facts,:by which it appeared that they who were courted and thanked in the season of trouble in 1848, and whose declarations of loyalty were graciously responded to by her Majesty and the Viceroy of Ireland, have' been repelled from the throne of the Queen in 1850, by the same Minister who had ...

... MEETING OF THIE CONSERVATIVE PARTY 1. - . AT LORD STANLEY'S. A MOST important and influential assemblage of that section of the House of Commons designated, in Eng- land, the . Country Party,. but better Rno iW to uts, in Ireland, as the Conservative, or Protestant Opo- sition, was convened, on Tuesday last, at the residence of Lord Stanley, upon his lordship's invitation. Such reuionos are ...

... . (agriculture. FOUR OR FIVE COURSE ROTATION THE MOST PROFITABLE. Tils subject is one of Vital importance to the farmer, particularly in such times as the present. To de- cide this question fairly, there ought to be. three- re- gular accounts opened, debtor and creditor. When a, farmer takes a farm, he should get a legor, and open en account-'for stock, crops, working expenses, ma- nures, ...