... THE QUEEN'S BIRITI iAY-GRAND RIEVIEW IN TrEE PUiENIX PARK. The annual grand military spectacle in Lonour of the Queen's birth-day took place on yesterday under circumstancee adasi- rably suited to impart to it more than ordinary interest and attraction. The day was extremely fine, and the whole southern exetremity of ?? Ihe Fifteen Acres presented a acene of fashion and splendour which we ...

... FOREIGNiNXTELLIGENCE. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, MIAY 18.-The relations between the French and Austrian governments, which since the departure of M. de la Coar have grown somewhat cold, are not likely to be imn- proved when it becomes known at Paris that an Austrian Archduchess will soon be the betrothed bride ofthe heir to the Belgian throne. Yesterday it was rumoured that the mar- riags was as good ...

... EOYAL WESTERN YAWitii LUB OF IRELAND. The annual general meeting of this spirited yacht club took place on Saturday, the 7th instant, at the club rooms, Royal Arcede ac tol, Suffoik-sereet. the Rore-Commodore in the chair. ltere was a very full attendance of members, all exhibiting the warmest interest in tie rapidly-increasing prosperity or the club. The secretaries, having read a 4etailed ...

... ing appeared in a Stop Press Edition of tbe FRIEMAS of yesterday :_ rBY ELEOrICh TELEGRAPH._ 7 JFACIAL RELATIONS OF JrGLAD AND I FIN IRELAND. -We have received the following by Electric Telegraqh F5log OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. House of Commons, Tuesday Aforniing. on the motion, last night, that the house go to committee on the Income Tax Bill, Colonel Dunne moved an amendment for an in- qy ...

... IR EMPERTAl pARLIAMEAT. -. t : ~ , - g I l ~ vi : HOU;SE: OF LORDS-MoxDAY, MAY 28. Lord BEAUIONT gave notice that, on Friday, he would ClWl attention to a treaty concluded relative to the succession to the crown of Denmark. The Earl of MALMESBURr gave notice that, on Friday,- be would put a questionito the Foreign Secretary as to the neegociation goingon between Russia and Turkey. Th Earl 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 ...

... ?? 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, ...