... FROM OUR LONDON C' ?? ,; . i The information which I was enabled togive eiko, sbort time since as to the visit of her MNjept, ys this summer has since been corroborated in every t el and the fact is now officially announced in the gy varotoy organs. The tinme of the royal visit will, I am inclinedt ee be necessarily a little later than is menionti by the0 Qneen haopened and prorogued ...

... I (FROM OUR LONDON CORRE5PONDENT.) I -r .2.l- ?? London, Wednesday Evening. This is a gay and pleasant evening with MP.'s, newspaper correspondents, reporters, and all manner of persons about the House of Commons. Mr. Spooner and Maynooth are quietly inured for the session of 1865, and they will trouble us no more till that of 1854 opea its ponderous and marble jaws to cast them up again. This ...

... ADDRESS OF THE CORPORATION TO THE? LORD LIEUTENANT,-AND HIS Es. CF.LtEN'S? REPLY., 8bortiy before the ievee the Lord Mayor, aecompanied by sev'ral members of the towp council, waited uporr the Lord Lieutenant to present an address from the corporation 'con- gratulaeing his Excellency on his arrival 115 this country ahs Viceroy. ThedeputatiOn consisted ofthe following geale. c men :-The Lord ...

... Driven from Carlow-driven from the Queen's County-afraid to face any constituency in Ireland, Mr. Sadleir is said to have taken refuge in Dublin Castle. We kiow not whether the rumour be true or not, but the political gossips have it that the government, finding that no constituency in Ireland could be got to elect their Junior Lord, have resolved to put him to the desk in the Castle, and ...

... THE CARLOW ELECTION-IRISH PATRIOTISM | AND PRINCIPLES. (Froim the .Beyhst 1fercury.) If, upon party grounds, we regret that a member of the present government has lost his election, we must admit a feeling of satisfaction that a traitorous brigadier has not been able to pass through the public and constitutional ordeal con- sequent upon his acceptance of office. The experiments which the ...

... I Lucas, Of Limerick, and Miss Selby took the veil on Tueeday, at the Convent or Mercy, Derby. Five of the Sisters of Mercy have arrived at Ballinasloe fron, Dublin to take charge of the female schoola of the Rev. r. eD Nhich are in connection with the National Board Of Fduc tito. A school ia sbortly to be opened in the town Under the 1sanagement of the Christian Brothers. Lady de Vere has ...

... *A lecture on the nature and influence of Americau slavery was delivered last evening in the Baptist Chapel, Lower Ab- bey-street, by the Rev. Edward Kelly, a man of colour, a miniister of Baptist persuasion, and formerly a slave in the United States. The lecture was of a most interesting descrip- tion, and, from the simple bet very impressive and persuasive manuor in which it was delivered, ...

... SURGEON MIELHERAN'S LECTURES. Surgeon M'Elharati, last night, delivered the third of the course of lectures which he has been engaged to deliver to the Mechanics' Institute. The audience; which was highly respectable, listened with increased interest, and warmly ap- plauded the lecturer. The following is a brief outline of it. He said-I have already demonstrated that the human form and face ...

... The crops generally present a fine appearance; the oat crop is particularly luxuriant. Curiosity, as ist4j, bea led farmeis to xamine the growth of the potatoes, and their appearance, in every instance, is most cheering. Swede turnips are getting down, and active preparations are making for turf cutting, the scarcity of fuel felt during tie late winter and spring affording a sufficient ?? htja ...

... W. H. $mith and So' Newspaper Ofte, No. 1, Edeuaquwy, May 4. FOREIGN NiEWS. PARms, TuRSDAY.-Political affairs completely neglected at Bourse to-day, and almost every conversation suspeaded on the late receipts of ths,variousjrailway companies, and the great advantages to be expected from the new lines lately conceded by government; even the rest, which have not been much sought for by ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH, - r. ?? - I r . . - -r - W. 17. Smith and Sons' Newspaper 0ico, No. 1, Eden-quay, March 30. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. The Globe ayo Mr. Chisholm Anstey, late M.P., has been appointed one of the commissioners to revihe the statutes, The first meeting of the commissioners will be held to-morrow, Thursday. The .6loba states that the law takes its course in the case of the ...

... ROYAL IRI-tl ACADEMY. ?? ~ .. . .I The usual fortnightly meeting of this society was held last evening in the society's house, Daweon-street, Rev. Dr. itoINSON in the chair. Dr. Todd read the minutes of the last meeting. iMr. John F. Waller handed in the following donations, viz. :-A series of meteorological observations registered daily during the last six months, by the Rev. John Heffernan, ...