... Else fretow $fntpa THE GREAT EXHIBITION. The day has at length arrived-the long-wished- for twelfth of May-and our Exhibition will be inaugurated with all the Bplendour and solemnity befitting the occasion. Almost miraculous as was the growth of the Crystal Palace, with the energy of a nation urging it to completion, and the character of the nation for punctuality involved in the ...

... BY ELECIRZC TELEGRAPH. W H. m.ith and Sons' Neuwpaper OQjce, No. 1, Eden-quay, May 25. FOREIGN NEWS. (Froan the Second Edition of the Times). P4R8s ,WEDfl!ESDAY, 8.30 ?? private message from Vi>enna of 24th announced the impending departure from (eni tantinople of Prince Mensclikoff, in consequence of the ddaifve refusal of the ultimatum by the Porte. Tie Tivies correspondent at Vienna writes ...

... Pcbe $rremais 3$ouural DUBLIN: FRIIAY, MAY 6, 1868. THE DEPUTATION TO THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHlOEQUER. The drowning man and the straw is no bad illus- tration of the temper of certain classes who con- template an Income Tax with such well-grounded alarm. They were informed last week of a conso- latory interview between Mr. Gladstone and such of the Irish members as had indulged in a foregone ...

... I The select committee appointed to inquire into the alleg- tions of the petition against the return of Mr. Sergeant Mnrphy and Mr. Fagan, viz. :-Mr. B. B. Crowder, Vit- count Newport, Sir George Tyler, the Right Hon. Milner Gibson, and Sir J. B. Yarde Buller (chairman), met on Sa- turday for the first time. Counsel for the petition, Mr. Sergeant Kinglake, Mr. Bigot, and Mr. Maude; and for ...

... VIEhe Orceultw ?? DUBLIN, MONDAY, MAY 23, 1868. THE RUSSIAN ULTIMATUM. Mulready'5 beautiful picture of the Wolf and the Lamb is no bad illustration of the friendly relations between Russia and Turkey. The lamb in the picture is the tender child of a widow, and the odds are, therefore, in favour of the ferocious young savage who is about to pitch into his unprotected adversary; bat ...

... (From Xthe Evaning Freeman.) We feel intense gratification in being enabled to call the attention of every friend of honour, of reli- gion, and of truth in Great Britain and Ireland to the resolutions we publish in another column from the clergy of the Deanery of Tuam, having at their head' the illustrious Archbishop of the west. Upon every occasion where the interests of country and of creed ...

... GRCR* ANI VI1 T -- ?? ?? ,-YITt The committee met`on Wednesday, T# a hnme- rous attendance. I M r. MICHAiEL ~Lw~n nteo~r The Secretary read correspondence and details of events of importance to the trade, upon which adiscussion ensued. Mr. Carey proposed for admission Mr. G. W. Cnlen, &c., Mary-strqet. ad handed ha years ob- grocer, ~ erssb seription. Mr. Byrne seconded, and he was admitted. ...

... The Right Rev. Dr. Foran, Bishop of Waterfortl and Lis- more, attended in Dungarvan on Saturday last, and held a general examination of all the children of the parish in the splendid cathedral of this town; and, after a most minute catechisticsl examinatioi of upwards of five hun4red indi- viduala, his lordship seamed highly pleased with the profound 't knowledge they had of the Christian ...

... NORTH DUBLIN !IN isld on * The usual weekly meeting of the ?? Oulu a, yesterday in the jbor. room of the worklotoae, North BruntsL XCt a ptain LINskY ir`th chair. The following guardisilsi were as rsn:.4e55 Charles Thorp, Hyndolan,. Carolin, Thomas Arkins, Flanagan, Roper, Cosgrve, Harkain, Nugent, Gavacan, George Thorp, Hardy, Dodd, and O'Brien. STATB OF TItE mtOUSE. Paupers remaining as per ...

... - -. By the Admiral, which left Hobeson's Bay on the 27th of January, we have advices from Melbourne down to the 26th of January. The commercial accounts by this arrival are satisfactory. The yield of gold from the diggings continued. The produce market was high. The provision market was falling rapidly, especially as regarded flour, and the price of labour was rather lower. Fryer's and Forest ...

... W. H. Smitie and Sons' Newspaper Ofce, No. 1, Eden-guay, May 27. FOREIGN NEWS. TuBusEY.-(From a second edition of te Times). We have received tbe following telegraphic dispatch from our corree- pondent at Vienna, dated Thursday evening:- Prince Menschikoff and his suite have left Constan- tinople. Russian subjects at Constantinople are placed under the protection of the Danish Ambassador. ...

... THE REVOLTING CHARGE AGAINST A PROTESTANT. CLERGYMAN. : LAaditETO POLICE COURT, LorooN.-Lsst Friday bhving been appointed for the further examination of the prisoners Cunningham, alias Smith, Currie, and Thomas, charged with having used a certain instrument on the person of Miss Eliza Mardon, with the intent to procure abortion, the court from an early hour became densely crowded by persons of ...