... I NOB F DUBIN UION.' I . l. The usual weekly meeting of- the guardians or toss radon W held on Wednesdar-in the Board-room of the ?? Bruotwick-streeti - * Captain LNDS3AY, J.P., D.L., chairman. The following ?? were present ?? Charles Thorp, Hyndman, Arkins, Archbold, Carton, Caroltn, OBrien, Butler, George Thorp, Flanagan, Harkan, Hardy, Hogan, Boland, MFarirlne, Reilly, Cos0grvey Bagnell, J. ...

... FOREIGN. INTELLIGENCE. THE FRENCh EMPIRE. PAS, TUESDAY, MAT 17.-The Empress of the French is so far advanced in convaleseenoae, that she has already accompanied the Emperor in a drive ho the Bois de Boulogne two or three times. AaaSst MAY 18, 6 P.m.-In its sitting of to day the Corps Legislatif commenced the debate on the budget of 1854. The non-official pottion of the Mo1ilear contains the ...

... AWFUL SHIPWRECK. Li EXIGRAT VESSEL AND 200-. LIVES LOST. The following is a more detailed account of this melan- choly catastrophe than we were enabled to give in yester- day's impression:- (FROM OUR OWN CORBESPONDENT.) Liverpool, Sunday. ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. By the arrival of the Canard steamer Asia, Captain Lott, which entered the Mersey late last night, we sre in possession of advices four ...

... AUSTUA'..:. The following intelligence has 4 ., brought by the Atre- vida, Captain Sheare, which left Port Philip on the 23d of February. Mr. Edward Khull, bullion broker, of Melbourne, has pre- pared a set of valuable tables, containing statistics of the gold fields, &c., from which the following extracts are made.- Quantityof gold dust brought to Melbourne and Geelong: By governnent escort ...

... ILECTUREPS ON THFE CONDiTION OF RELAND.. I The second of a csries of lectures on the subject of the Economical caues of the distress and decline ,f Ireland was delivereJ last eveuing in the Rotundo by Mins. Jules ls Dastier. We regret to say that the audience was very limited, and not by any means such as the important neture if the subject merited. After britfly alluding to the subject of ...

... [ ROYAL 8C[1TY FORITHE PROMOTION AD IM- pROVEMEXV OF THE GROWTH OF FLAX IN I IRELAND. . ; A I The monthly committee aiuY ting was eld in OiLals on the 27th ult.; John Charters, Esq., in the cIhar. A letter was read from thie ?? ofthe Lord Lientenant, notifying that the T neasury had asgthorised the Paymaster of Civil Services to issue 110001. to the society, to defray the expenses of ...

... ROYAL IRISti ACADEMY. There was a meatings of this society last evening at the Academy House, Dawson street. Tlie chair was taken at eight o'clock by the Rev. RosmNesY hlhe Rev. Dr. Todd brought before the meeting two Uroovhus modelled from the antique, and presented by hIr. ACihQ.nn, of Grafton-street. One of the originals, lie state !, is in the museum of Dr. Petrie; the other is described ...

... EMGRIIAT1ON FROM TP, WES F OF, IRELAND. The following is the interesting paper which was read by Dr. George Ellis at the meeting qf the Roytal Dublin Society last F iday, and which we proenised to lay-before our readers in extepso:- EMIGOtATOON AS AFFECTING THE WEST OF IRELAND. The subject of emigration, considered as to its ultimate effects on the condition of this country, presents daily in ...

... Ihe4Frtawz foutuat DUBLINI: TUESDAY, MA1~B1, 1863. IRISH EMIGIRATION-T'WO hUIIDRED LIVES LOST. When the barque William Chd91ary sailed from Liverpool on the 24th of March last, the emotions of her passengers were alternatelyushaded with sorrow and hope. AAU must have feltthe national grief which unnerves the stoutest heart on leaving for ever the homes of their kindred, and committing ...

... -k e,2 u C tinue our extracts from the contemporary press (FPosn the Nesosy Teegraph.) estimation of the Rtiatdard, ruesday's pronounce- the Rouse of Commons is not by any means fled- Our contemporary not only avouches it to be beyond doubt that many of the ministers themselves are opposed A to sir. Gladstone's plans, but indicates where there are frocks and shoals over which Mr. ...

... me ORDINATION AT MAIOOTHl The following are the names and dioceses of the newlyr ordained priests:- SaCoHLAS (ON THE DUBOYNE ESTABLISHMENT.) Armoag-Rev Hugh M'Cooey. ?? Patrick Lavelle.. eSTUDENTSE, Cashel-Patrick O'Connell, Michael M'Dounall. Tuom-Patrick Sheridan, James Magee, Michael Brennan. Meath-David Minnocki Michael Kelly, Daniel M'Cor- mick, Patrick Blake. Derrr -James MILoghlin, ...

... I* The thousands of holiday people who, after a day's plea- sure, or endeavour thereafter, at Greenwich or Richmond, on Whit Monday last, returned by steam-boat or railway, via Hungerford Suspension-bridge, came unexpectedly upon an extraordinary and interesting exhibition, not the less pleasur- able that its enjoyment made no further addition to their day's expenses. Two miniature suns-for ...