... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH1. I W. Hi. Smith and Sons' Newspaper Ofice, No. 1, Edess-quay, Mllay 30. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. UTt rEY-NO later authentic news. The general imprts- sion i tbit peace will not be distur~ed. WerT INDIA MAIL.-SOOUTHABarrON, MONDAY MORNING. -Arrived-La Piata steamer, with We it India and Uexican mills. Brings 139,000 dollars, of wbtch 27,526 are on account of Mlexican divi, *. ...

... It - ORDINATION AT ?? COLLEGE OF ST. PATIC:K'S, MAYNOOTR.-IHis Grace Paul Archtishop of Dublin pro- ceeded on last Tuesday to the College of St. Patrick, May- nootb, for the purpose of conferring holy orders on a large number of the students. Ilis Grace conferred the tonsure and minor orders on Wednesday, deacons orders on Thursday and Friday ; and on Saturday eighty-seven of the students ...

... I By EXPREsS. U (FROM OUm OWN CORR5PONDENT CORBK MARKETS. Coax, TaUaSDAY A~rcanwoone:-A cons0d0rabi I rain hag fallen at intervals, and the atmo8phereb,, b'thlt a very eudden and material rise slnce this day se ]OAd% getatlon is now going a-head at a rapid pace, nagt tainly somewhat backward for the advanced e iadtb0i itmaybe coneideredqas callforthe better Th e N, that lively concomitr't of ...

... I b c ret in it 'ouna[ DUBLIN: THUKSDAY, MAY 26, 1853. The convulsive moyepment of which continental Europe was the theatre five years ago has been transferred to the Eart, and grave events are now in progress of development insnore than one Pagan monarchy. The Standard sees in the approaching ruin of once famous empires the manifestation of Providence and the accomplishment of prophecy. We ...

... The splendid screw steamstip Himalaya, for the Peninsu- lar and Oriental Company, designed and built under the in- spection of Mr. F. Waterman, jun. at Mr. C. J. Mare and Co.'s establishment at Blackwall, was launohed on Tuesday (the Queen's birthday anniversary), in the presence of the Duke of Leinster, Lord and Lady Naas, Lord and Lady de Tabley, Miss de Tabley, Mr. T. Russell, M. P., Sir ...

... DUBLIN: SATU,.DAY, MAY 28, 1853. There is a club in London called the Erectheurfn- a sort of auxiliary workhouse to the Reform. All the great projects of party are hatched in Pall-mall There is the treasury for subsidizing Whig caudi- dates, as Colonel Romilly testified before the Can- terbury Commissioners; while at mine hospice in St. James's they are selected and receive checks on the ...

... ROYAL AGRICULTURAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY I I OF IRELAND. The half-yearly meeting of the above society was held on Thursday, in their rooms, 42, Upper Sackville-etreet. The chair was occupied by The Earl of COURTOWN, V.P. Amongst those present we observed- Lord Talbot'de Malabide, Eal of'Meaale, Hlon D B de d n levno, William Steuart Trench, Tiomnas It. uardy, D. J. Wilson, Charles Doyne, A. H. ...

... RAYS'_LATER NEWS FROM AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THIE STEAMSHIP CANADA. (FROM OUR ?? CORRESPONDSENT. Liverpool, May 22. y the royal mail steamship Canada, Captain Stone, which 0ved here from Boston, via Halifax, N. S., we have New slk advices to the 11th inst. rho Canada brings 112 passengers, and nearly 800,000 aliars specie on freight. She reports the arrival of the saropa at New York, and the ...

... FROMT OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT, London, Thursday Evening a Another of the personal scenes which have been 80 ?? e during the last few days bas just taken place in the gse of Commons, in the course of which Mr. Fitzstephen French told the house plainly and unmistakeably of the under. standing which existed between hlr. layter and the fris e representatives last December, to the effect that if ...

... THE IRISH rdhMBERU.C We copy the follwing letter of Mr. Daffy ?? rne Isrns of yesterday:- TO 3HE EDITOR Oi TEE TlIMES. SIR-Having met and defeated the attempts of a clamor- ous majority in the House of Commons to compel me to un- s 'y my words, I find myself called upon to answer in your colifmm, a new and widely different charge. You affirm that my original statement was that within the ...

... BY ELECTRIC' TELEGRAPH. W. H. Smithj and Sons,' Newspaper Oce No. 1, ECTen-quay, May iS, LIVEBPoo, ELECTION CO. 1,TTEE.- Mr. Wm Fresh field, Mr. William Williams, Lambeth; lHon. J. P. Maxwell, Mr. John Ball; Mr. Ingham to be chairman. LONDON Fuzcns-STOCK AND SHARE BIARKET.-Eog lisl securities have receded, the state of affairs in the Ead causing some apprehension. Railways moderately active t ...

... BREUNETTI'S MODEL OF ROME. The following porion of an article on Rome, by our fel- low-citizen, Mr. James Burke, appears in Duaps Firai4e Magazbw:- It would be unjust to a gifted fellow-countryman, were we to close even these few desultory observations on the greatest nation of antiquity, without adverting to the Model of Ancient Rome with which, last year, our fellow-citizen, Mr. Brunetti, ...