... --- I Agenerel meeting of the council of -the League of the pa rshmembers of parliament who supported Mr. Sharman thi Cr5 wfordsa bill, and of the other friends of the measure, was n held yesterday, at the Council-roQuis of the Leagi:ge,- 4to as decide upon the policy best suited to the present prosperous cle crtclposition ofteland question, 'The attell- an but yet ?? h danc wasexcedinly ...

... I Trms 40th RZGm1ffM.-Much anxiety is expeieto the friends of officers and others of the 40th regbn y Aelt sailed from Cork ?? July for Australia, in her yt, bt steamer Vulcan. The Marco ,Paolo, which ar ?AAJ 4 three weeks ago from Melbourne, brought intellived 1°2C4 India of a date upwards of three months ultsiequgsi tot sailing of the Vulcan from Queenstown, and neither by t or any other ...

... I WEEK'S LATER NEWS. ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. (TosR OUR OwS COSnaxsPONDENT.) Liverpool, Monday. By the arrival of the royal mail steamer Canada, Lang commander, which reached the Mersey yesterday afternoon, we have received New York and Boston advices of the 5th, and Halifax of the 7th instant inclusive. The Canada brings 70 passengers and the usual mails, but no specie on freight. From the ...

... ?? . . . _ . -- _ _ __ The following letter has been in type some days, but we were unable to find space for it, in consequence of the e- treme pressure on our colunse. The Waterford 3fail of yesterday, which reached us last night, however, contained an article so singularly necessitating its immediate publica- tion, that we felt it inulnlbet upon ns to displace other very important matter to ...

... THE LATE VERY REV. EUGENE O'REILLY, P.P., V.U, AND ARCHDEACON OF MEATH. As our readers will, we are sure, feel an interest in learning some further particulars relative to the late lamented Arch- deacon of Meath, in addition to those which have already appeared in the FREEMAN at the period of the death of that venerabledignitary, we copy the following interesting outline of his laborious and ...

... I-- THE. PLACEMEN. 1 ?? .. I A. .1 . - . : OPINIONS'OF TViL IRISH PRESS., - 2 . ~~(Fsorra the Utestni'an) ' - T} sIsH. SIDE OE THE NEW GOv2ErtNBSEST. .Place produces a marvellous effect on. the opi no` of public men. On none does it seem to have worked so ex- traordinarily as on that political Proteus, Sir James Graham. Last summer he was the most bland and liberal of politicians, reaqy to ...

... I TO THE EDITOR O'F THE FREEMAN. Diuro SIR-Some time since a pamphlet appeared entitled A Voice from the Bar, or the Reign of Mediocrity. It was written by a person of more ability than taste, and created in the Hall considerable sensation, which partook not a little of disgust. The. style was so lOw, the language so scurrilous, sad the bad taste which it exhibited was O gross, that one ...

... THE CART.OW ELEOTION. (From fthe Dl>,v.1da Argus.) BXIIMHOUT1N. The verdict of the country has been followed by prompt execution I The Carlow election has eventuated in the suc- cess of the Tory candidate, and for the first time in our poli- tical history we rejoice in the triumph of an enemy I There is no general good without partial injury, is an axiom trite as it is true; and it fills ...

... am VMRTeI2,'.m s VSTrATES. e deoa t cent addressed acircular to *4v- a s herrepresent the United States abroad, 5kl rj;g , v h g at the several localities where the C..uit advantage of their services, The replies of a large number of them have been published, and we ex- tract from the same whetever is material to the point;- FROut MR. LAWRENCE AT LONDON-.t You are, perhE ps, aware that, ...

... THE USTRLIN LD- -- -- D IGGGS. i,.,THEI AUSTRALIAN GOLD DIGGlNGS. ?? steamer Australian, though anticipated by the Marco Polo, has brought a mass Of ititeresting and importanfin- telligence from the gold colonies. Its leading feature is the continued and increased prosperity of all the fields. Since the return of spring-that is to say, ever since autumn corn- menced in England-the New South ...

... jFOREIGN INTELLIGENCES ce ITHE FRENCH EMPIRE. PARIS WEDNESDAY EvXNING.-There are very Co dictory accounts to-day from Constantinople. TheDeb0 on the authority of its Constantinople correspondent, S'ated that the question of the Holy Sepulchre has been oettled in favour of France;- and that Russia has Protestedagis it Letters from Constantinople by Trieste, in an Italirit journal, state, on the ...

... TUE CONVICT. KIRWAN. Tbe facts contained in the Iollowing st atement have been t I.- -- - .- - -_ - I . ' . I. ~ .. _- I q oa cr possession for some time past; but., actinglon the pro- hibition of the police authorities, we have refrainede from, p0blisbiig them. The Daily Erpxess however,' bavibg given it insertion, we quote it from the columns ofeur totem- porarY:, CHcRit .OF FELONYAND ...