... SURGEON MIELHERAN'S LECTURES. Surgeon M'Elharati, last night, delivered the third of the course of lectures which he has been engaged to deliver to the Mechanics' Institute. The audience; which was highly respectable, listened with increased interest, and warmly ap- plauded the lecturer. The following is a brief outline of it. He said-I have already demonstrated that the human form and face ...

... Jlc Ircs.5 TIHE BUDGET AND TIIE ,LAN). (From tf/ni .Jmald.) FEAV, vOrT fevW, of those Who are it presellt elngaged in cheering oil Mr. Gladitone inl his -Manchester cru- sade against the landed ?? of the counnry, are at all aware of the ultimate consequences of the course they are pursuing, or how completely they are acting the part of the foolish loan who took the rooif-tree of his house to ...

... A SPECIAr. meeting of the overseers of public-houses and moral reform in Belfast wvas held on Friiday even- ing, for tihe purpose of receiving the report of the pro- gress of their labours, and of the results which had followed their exertions for thre suppression of the evils and abuses that existed; and also to express their sense of the valuable assistance they had received fromi the ...

... itOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. TolE FRENCH EMPIRE. PARnS, FRIDAY, MAY 13, SIX P.m.-The commission Ip- t pointed to examine the bill relative to the national re- compense to the widow of Marshal Ney was constituted to day. General Parchappe was elected president and M. t Patrick O'Quin secretary. It now appears that the com- mission is unanimous in rejecting the proposition, and that the only member ...

... W. H. Smnith and Sons' Newspaper Ofce, No. 1, Eden-uasy, Slay 17. BRAZILLIAN MAIL. SOUrToAMsPTON, TUESDAY MoRNIXNG.-Arrived-Severn steamer, with Brazil and Rio La Plata mails. Dates-From Buenos Ayres, April 3rd; Monte Video, 6th; Rio de Janeiro, 14; Bahia, 19th; Pernambuco, 22nd; St.Vincent, May 2nd; Tesreriffe, 8th; Madeira, 9th; Lisbon, 12th. She brings diamonds value of 100,0001, and specie ...

... og)EOF ANOTHER IRISH STATE ,ISON -PATRICK O'DONOHUE. a 1^ ?? ?? ! ?? . _6- I Amongst our files of Australian papers just come to band is the Sydney Freeman's Journal of Thurs day, January i3, from the Melbourne correspon- det's letter of which we extract the following gra- ti.i announcement Melbourne, January 4. THE STATE FOISONERS. Like a steady little writer I reserve my most agreeable ; ...

... 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 ...

... b $3t¢SFrelalv,5iotnaL I!j IFiat - THE GREAT CLOVER DEPUTATION-MR. VINCENT SCULLY, M.P. Mr. Vincent Scully seems resolved that the great clover deputation shall not be forgotten. He acted as spokesman for the farmer's friends on the occa- sion, and remembering how eloquent our own cor- respondent in the Post reported himself to be, and the sweet laudations lavished on the great clover ...

... REV, DR. CAHILL IN' GLASGOW. SOIREE IN THE CITY HALL. (Frmoa the Glasgqow Free Press.) Tlie Catholics of Glasgow entertained the Rev. Dr. Cahill on Tuesday night, the 10 th instant, at a public soiree in the City Hall, when they assembled in such numbers and re- spectability as to quite outstrip every demonstration of the kind we ever witnessed in Glasgow; and we question much if the oldest ...

... ROYAL HOSPITAL-GRAND FAIcy DEgS I Lieutenant-General Sir Edw.ard and Lady8 Bk n-_ full dress and fancy balt, at the Poyal lIO.'' gave, on last evening. The ball, which was on a ecal1 a niidcence, was honoured by the presenc e the EaI tess of St Germans, who arrived at qu arter pa n T he b all was soo u after opened by iris Lieutenant and Lady Blakerney, and daniog Was ke e kr great spirit and ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH, I W. E. ,Sesh and Sons' Newspaper , No. 1, Eden-quay, May 16. FOREIGN NEWS. RussrA.-A telegraphic despatch received at Vieni nounces that, according to reports of the Austrian c03c;-i, at Odessa, the Russians have positively suspended tei:.. maments. At Odessa, no speculations made in grain, and large ri. tities of corn had accumulated in southera Russia. In ; of ...

... I The Lord Bishdp of; Achonry, thbe M[t Rev. Doctor [iun- dan, confirmed, 'on, Monday add Tuesday hadt, the 16th and' '17th inst., 900 persons of both-sekes, In the parish of Kil- .yoves. The piety of the people, their knowledge of their holy religion, and their determined hostility to jumperism and every other ism engrafted UpDn heresy, greatly edified his lordship and the excellent body of ...