... IRISH TENANT LEAGUE A meeting of the council -took picet yesterday, at four o'clock. The chair was taken by M. I O'BRENNAN , Eq. The following important communications were read by the Secretary ?? Kildangan, Kinnegad, April 16, 1856. ?? compliance with the wishes of the Council of the Tenant League, as expressed in their address enclosed in your letter to me of the Brd ultimo, I have made a ...

... Ajit, f 'lnalv,% .*Wjoxa I DUBLIN: SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1863. LOUGH CORRIB STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. We are not in the habit of puffing projected companies into notice. The profit or loss of such speculations may safely be left to the acumen of capitalists, thougiib wen a manifestly unsound though attractive ?? investment is offered. to the public, it is the duty of a journal to expose the ...

... The usual weekly mesting of this association was held yes- terday. in the Royal Dublin Society House. at half-past three o'cluck, Sir EDWARD BOROUGHj Bart., in the chair. The following members were present, ?? George Preston, the Rev. Mr. Saunders, the Rev. H. Dickenson, Dr. Vance, Dr. Byrne, Dr. Mason, Messrs. Haughton, Norwood, Louch and Ferguson. POLwE ]ETURNS. The Chairman atated that in ...

... ?? 3lTtctligeltc. A ME R I CA. ARtRIVAL OF' TilE CAmADA, LirTuPooL, SUNDAY.-By the Royal mail stenmer Canada we have advices frolle New York to the 29th, and from Boston to the 30ths ult. She brought 54 passengers, among whom is .Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, authoress of IJInCle Tom's Cabi. Trhere is no specie by this arrival. The steamer Franklin, from Havre and Cowes, arrived at New York on ...

... FOURTH REPORT OF THE EMPLOYMENT AND AID) SOCIETY FOR PROTESTANTS OF ALL DENO.MIINATTIONS. PRO'reSTArNTS are sadly defective in the duty of Chris. tian union in practice; andl, therefore, it is that so Imilty of tile loorer members suffer, and that the richer classes remotely, but niot the less certainly, feel tile dire consequences oF this ruinous defect. It vas to heanl, in soine mcasUre, ...

... A LETTERl from iorne; the first since avasv. Josephine gave it me with a look as if she really ?? what it contained. At least I thouriht soi anid the thought so amazed me that- But Frederick came in at the moment; and so with the brightest face I could he mistress of, I broke the seal. From the ' tlitch/,' saidl Fred: Why, ivhat's tihe matter? I felt myself getting angry. Nothing, said ...

... MEETING OF THE ROMAN CAThOLIC CLERGY ANM) LArrY OF NEW YORK, IN RELATION TO TIE EXILED &RCHBISIIOP OF SANTA FE DE BOGOT A AND DR. NRE IAN. m ceetia, of the clergy and laity of New York, convened for thepurposol of ercprexsirg thair admiration and sympathy tewarlsthe Archbishop of Santa Fe do Bo-ota, lately banished from New Granada, and now a resident of New York and ?? tjowirds Dr. Newman, ...

... CL I MreONDaY, ?? aL DUBLIN: MONDAY. APBlb 11, 1853. I TMEf SIXMILE-BRIDGE SLAUGHTER AGAIN. I The aristocratic party in the House of Commons, not content with their triumph over the friends and sympathisers of the unhappy victims who fell before the fire of the military at Sixmile-bridge, have made an attempt, but a futile one, to get the pre- cedent of peasant-slaying at elections recognised ...

... The notification that the government have resolved upon the issue or' 100 tons ol a new copper coinage has caused misgivings among the advocates of a decimal currency, lest by adding this large amount to the existing circulation the desired reform may be infiritely retarded. In the most simple and approved plans for the introduction of a decimal system, the penny, halfpenny, and farthing are ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MonDAY, APRIL 4. The Bishop of LLANDAFF took the oaths and his seat. Lord LYTELLTON presented a petition from unions in Worcester praying for an alteration in the law of settle- ment. The Bishop of EXETER presented a petition from a place in Devonshire against the admission of Jews into par- liarnent. THE CITY ADDRESS TO THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. Lord CAMPBELL rase to put a question ...

... REV. DR. CAILL IN GLASGOW. ? - - ?? U.i +,-1 h . The Rev. Dr. Cahill has recelvea, nor tooe LoueanuTu rime, one of these challenges to hnld a public controversy on mat- ters of faith which every puny whipater seems to think he cn offer and demand acceptance of at his own pleasure. Te challenger on the present occasion is a Rev. Mr. Ander- so and as Dr. Cahill's answer disposes entirely of all ...

... BY EXP1~S& I ee ATHLONE ELECTIoNNo0ATO0, CANDIDATES, le (FROM our OWNS RUPOaRane) it The nomination of candidates for the representa*ti i borough of Athione in parliament took place teonr ftb 11 Boawelle' brewery-yard, Nortbgate street. A large bull7 i constabulary were drawn up in the yard, wher the o during the day, gnd the 62d infantry, with two rero010d I 3rd dragoons, were stationed at ...