... FOREIGN ITELLIGENCE. THE FRENCE EMPIRE. PAIS? MOrNDAY, EvrENING.-The money market has been very heavy to-day, in consequence of the change of ministry in Turkey. It is thought that as the new minis- ters have the reputation of being unfavourable to Russia, the guestion between that Power and the Porte will be kept open, and consequently that the anxiety as to the result will be much prolonged, ...

... , ?? I I == ~1DUHIN 'IUESI A.; MAY 24, 185 8. THE BILL TO ABOLISH CON VENTS. Mr. Chambers has given the Nuns a long day. They are not to be again exposed to public gaze until the 22d of June, when the second reading will take placS; but whether with. the same or a different result from the success attending the intro- duction remains to be seen. From the fierce and acrimonious temper of the ...

... THE IRISH CHURCH QUESTIOE-MR. MOORE'S Io \MOTION. We have to call attention to the fact that Mr. G. H. Moore's motion, for a select committee to inquire into the present state of the established church in Ireland, with the view of ascertaining whether the ecclesiastical revenues of Ireland are strictly applied to the original purposes of their trust, stands first on the notice paper for ...

... DUBLIN: FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1858. PROGRESS OF OPINION-LORD STANLEY ON | -RELTGIOUS EQUALITY. The London journals speak with considerable sur, prise, favour, or hostility, according to their several political leanings, of a pamphlet just published by Lord Stanley on the question of church rates. We have not yet received tbe pamphlet, and are, therefore, compelled to draw all our conclusions as to ...

... ORDINsATIONs AT COALOW.-On PeGticoet Saturday a general ordination took place, as usual, in the Cathedral.- On the following day, tbe Feast of the Most Holy Trinity, a particular ordination to subdeaconship and priesthood, was holden ia the chapel of the college, in favour of some who had received the previous orders only on the preceding day, and who were dispensed with in the observance of ...

... TEE MEMORY OF1 O'CONNELL. Yesterday beiugtbegnuiversory of the day on which the earthly career of Irfrnd's Liberator and most illusttrious son terminated at Genos a aeoluin office and high mass were cele- brated for the repose Of his soul, in the Church of the Con- ception, Marlboroaghl-sreet. It was, indeed, fitting that the church in whose defence, and for whose emancipation from the ...

... ANTIENT CONCERT RuUMS-THE MADRIGAL SOCIETY. _ The third and last concert for the season of this society took place ol yesterday evening in the Autient Concert Room, Great Brunswick-etreat. On no occasion for a long time past have we seen a more brilliant assemblage congre- gated within the walls of this institution. Every part of the concert-room was filled by those who, it may be said with ...

... FOutFACN INTELLIG] ?? ; * - -, AF,30vt THE FRENCH EMPIRE PAB}S, FoRnAY, MAY 20, 6 a.c-in Mk Y letter terday I mentioned ths receipt of a telegraphic des tf c Vienna, which announced that the ultimatum o~f It tro schikoff had been accepted by the Porte. I e ine L le ligence doubtingly, aa the private messages sent b at intel: tric telegraph have of late lost. nearly all charct Y tf e city. On ...

... MILITARY rROMOTIONS AND EXCEANGES. WAR OiTICE, MAY 20. 17th Regiment of Light Dragoons-Cornet Philip Muegrave to be Lieutenaot, by purchase, vice Tollecache, who retIres, Cornet Augustus Frededlek Stafford Jerningham, from the 7th Dragoon Guards, to be Cornet, vice Muegrave, promoted. 5th Regiment of Foot-Captain John Macdonald, fnos half- pay Unattached, to be Captain (repaying the difference ...

... FORElIGN IN TELLIGENCE. THE FRENCH EMPIRE. PARIS. MAY 26, i.M.-In the sitting of to-day the Corps Legislatif has adopted all the bills on the order of the day. There was no discussion, and tbs votes were unanimous.- After tha passing of these bills M. de la Guerroniere read the report of the committee on the re-establishment of capital punishment for political offences. The committee ...

... BY ELEiCTRIC TELEGRAPH. W. H. Smith and Sons' Newspaper et- t9l, No. 1, Eden-qoay, A2ay 26. LosDON FUNDS-STOCK ANDSOAntE DIARKET.-7breat- ened renewal of hostilities in Buricab, and contidued nneasi- neee4 in continental affairs caused a decline in funds at openirg from which there was a recovery, and after some fluctuiatica pries were finally supported at highest. Foreign news had a ...

... ?? I: ?? uernat ?? $fe0a-l oita DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1853. THE ROYAL VISI . We are informed on semi official authority that the Queen will visit our Exhibition, accompanied by several royal guests, including the heir apparent to the Prussian crown, the King of Belgium, and some German Princes. The time is not positively fixed, but it will probably be between the Ist and 15th of August, ...