... 'I'TIE JEWISH DISABILITIES BILL. Tris bill -was read a third time in the HIouse of Commons, on Friday night, by L majority of fifty- eight, the ayes being 2SS, and the 1 noes, 230. 'The result was anticipated, the question being un- fortuniately one Upon which opinions widely differ in the ranlis of the Opposition. We give merely the pith of the debate, seeing, that it presented no ...

... SYNOD OF 1)ERRY AND OMAGH. T'ils reverend body commeuced its sittiims on Tues. day, May 17, at twelve 'cloclk, ini the I irst Presby- terinn Churcih, Stralbane. '1There was a lage aotteii- dance of ministers and elders. 11Cv. PICIIAI;I) OD1ir,, Bally kelly, the rotil ing 11MoC di ratol, preached the usual seulrnoj, sdleetitg 'as his text, P lil. i. 27. lhe 0discoiiiwl as of a 'iey iaborite ...

... TOTAL LOSS OF TIlE i HERALD. A MOST fearful collision has taken place in tbe Channel, terminating in the total loss of a fine ship, called the Herald, laden with a valuable cargo from Madras, and, melancholy to add, the whole of the crew (with the ex- ception of one mant), and two passengers, invalided soldiers of the Honourable East India Company. It occurred, during a heavy gale of wind, ...

... AI LB AF- - -A %Vr copy thc Following ?? fronl the 1Whig of Sa-| turday: A D)icscnreri.-It is veryt currnitly reported, and generally believeml, that Mrl. ?? Memnber of Parlia- ment for the county Down, has ixive in his adlhosion to Lord Aberdeen 's Minlistry. This speaks wvell for Mr. IKer's good sense; at the same timuc it is a mellue reproof' to the DowI land lords, for the ur ...

... IRISII TENANT LE AGUIE. A GitNitiAL leetillg Of the CouICil Of' thle L'eague Of iiho Irish membethrs of Parliament wvii supported M' Shtarmian Cra wford 's bill, aid of thle Other flijen Is Of' the mneasure, wtts hold onl Tuesdlay, at tile counicil i'O011ttS of' the L~eagu e, ?? t) (Iectide upon tho poli cy best sui oil to tile Pr'esent priosperou'is but yet critical ptosition of' tile land ...

... NOrTE FOIL 'THE NA'TION~AL G.AiIItI5'.-XYOLI ShoJuld' not clean pai oi tings ts youn JVoUld cleanl lAVtes. A R~c't'ror it its Fxl- ?? ' t g.lle ?? Ol:t0V tl entiolg- ettinitlS is undoubtedly thle ilar'eigue- ltt~tttsOF ]'sttt.Me)tt iut. ttmernoj has I-dciie notice- of' his inteittitio to 110050 thue taible itisteatd of' tie I lotuse. Wit .II-i j7 ?? rtt 11O' i, s ?? an t sitlf Reojijeeter, ...

... EX'LTRAURL)INA11Y ABDIIUCTION' TRIAL. AT tilC 7ilerick Assizes, on Monday last, ?? Pe'rin, .kJci'mia/h Jl& 'qcs Mlfic'ahlyita man ?? 4i y erls of age, anld of rather' unoprepossessing appafran cec was placed at the trayversers' bal, a ad indicted for hav- i ag. on the I50t1i of April last, in Unimarick, alluredl amild ca rriedl away Ch ristiana Jaclcson, a young lady unlder 17 years ot age, ...

... gavcigil flitclMlyclice, COLLISIOIN IIETWEEN AUSTRIA AND TURKEY. The Morning Advertiser has the following:- is IR alD.Y1VrIna, 10 ?? a telegraphic despatch, this moment received from our Germian cor- respondent, the inportantintelligence is communicated, that the war at Montenegro, which was supposed to he for a time suspended, has broken out afresh, with the startling accompanying ...

... 9IjC 13rz5 THE RUSSIAN POLICY. (From the Times.) O.; Thursday evening last, a telegraphic message Waas circulated through Europe to the effect that Prince ?? had at once presented his ultrseoatum to' the Porte; that the Minister of War had been dis- missed to appease the wrath of the Russian Envov, but in vain; and that, on the entreatv of the Turlkish Government, the British Charge d'iffaires ...

... THE NEW FLORIN, IWez have received the followilng communication from a Irespected correspondent, vvell skilled in numnismlatic science, in reference to an absurd piece of editorisj twaddle il the INTorthern 11V/ig of the 26th ultirno:- It is asserted by historians than l0 years before the birth of our Savitur, the first coi7ta.c iya E frope was struck in the island of Egina, by Pllidon, the Ar ...

... A cOuntiESi'ONE)ENT of the London Times gives the fol- lowing succhict account of the insolent conduct of' the Jesuits in the above duchy, and of' its deplorable con- sequences in producing civil discord:- Sir-Since the Government of Balden has forbidden the journals in that duchy to publish anythling relating to the struggle there going ol betiveen the priests and the civil athlo10r ity, and ...

... Ttis fair, for which a patent has been recently ob- tained to be held twice a year, took place at Navan on Monday, and passed off with signal success, the quan- tity and quality of the cattle of every description on the green having exceeded the most sanguine expecta- tions of its prou oters. Fat cattle and sheep realised high prices, and were in good demand. The supply of horsei sas not, ...