... I AIR. KEOGH AND LORD NAAS. The following appeared in a fourth edition of the Tablet of Saturday:- The explanation of last night (Thursday) clears up one point, and it shows how completely Mr. Keogh has thrown off the skin of the year 1851, wben we find that point so frankly and disdainfully cleared up. I refer to the sale of Kildare to Lord l4aas in Febrasry, 1852, which, I dare say, few of ...

... .ratoi!SLYTISM IN. TUAMu. On Saturday last the inhabitants of 'uam ana ite vicimty assembled in the Town-ball for the purpose of contradicting certain statements made by the Rev. Mr. Seymour at recent meetings in Dublin and Bleofast. It was alleged that the town wase n a staite of disturbance, and that proselytism was euccessfurl there, The meeting was moet numerous and resp ectable, and the ...

... ATHOLIC INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF AND The eonnl meeting of the patrons and friends of this | ?? wae held yesterday at the Rotundo. The tI 0obls Iwas crowded, and comprised a large and influential C 0meeiting -on of the Catholic clerical dignitaries of Dublin, and not ti s eteifent ecclesiastics from the provincial districts. The tl I; ,asermblage present, which fliled the spacious room in leih ...

... FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKEI'-JueSE 17. The weather has been of a changeable but salutary character during the. past week, and imiarted a feeling of greater confidence to most of the agriculturists in this dis- trict, as tbe growintg crops are rapidly approaching maturity The market has been of a steady character, but the ex- tent of business doing has iotbeen large; prices ...

... I _ , i ' & AON )udil-=s: lo AY, -JUNE 20, 1853. - NEW DUTIES FOR TaEi POLICE. It is unfortunate for the Trish Constabulary to have been the 'subjects .and objects of so much praise. Sir Francis Head saw in them the finest body of men beyond all question in Europe ; and Mr.' Forbes, taking up the same;-paregyricat strain, remarks, the Irish police are the picked men of Ireland, and when ...

... I London, Toesday Evening. The tone of the accounts from the East to-day has tended very much to assuage the anxiety which was felt as to the Turkish question. The funds are up, and the impression on almost every one's mind is, that there will be no war. This, of course, is a very satisfactory conclusion to arrive at, but how it is warranted by the public information which has been received I ...

... , 1EMAL pARLIAMENT I I sIOIUSE OF COMUONS.-WWXMDAT, JUMP 5.. The SPr>st;I took the chair at twelve o'clock. The Whitechapel improvement bill wen read a third tille and passed.'! ?? Newry and Enniskillen railway bill ?? considered, and ordered to be reed a tbird time. Several petitions wer preented against the laspection of nuneriesebill, from various parts of the country. ;! Mr.-, CeIAMBEBRS ...

... I CATHOLIC DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTION, 8Seventht Annual Report of the Committee of the Catholic Institute for the Deaf and Duamb for the Year ending 14th Ju2e, 1853. To his Grace the Lord Archbishop of Dublin, Primate of Ireland, &c. MAY or PLEASE YOUR GlRACc-Cur term of appoint- ment as committtee of the Catholic Institution for the Deaf and Dumb having expired, we beg leave to submit most ...

... THE HUNDRED AND FIRST RBFORBIATIONI I Under the head of the Evangelization of Ire- land, the London Morning Advertiser of Saturday publishes the following 1 spicy paragraph:- Tart EVANGoELZATIoN OF IRELAND.-A plan has just been formed for attempting, on a gigantic scale, to evange- iize the sister country. When the particulars are known, but especialy when operations have been commenced, ...

... SAILING OF THE FLEET FROM M.LTA On the afternoon of the 7th inst. her Jltalta, Jne 12 Caradoc, the arrival of which from Marseilka had teeamsii iously expected for some days previously, ana and shortly after she entered port. egrdph5d All was immediately in a State of activity ffice every rank hastening to convey orders or mes o r of to their instructions, and before long the antici , ...

... I - BY EL'c'U_ TE -LEGRAPH. W. H. Smith and Soni-' Nezoepafer OUt4 aNo. 1, Fdenr quay, Jurc in. WEST INDIA AIAIL. SOUTHAMPTON, WEDNESDAY, 9 A.M.-Arrived-The P' rama; dates, Jamaica, blay 27th; Berbades,28t0; Thoimas, 31st. She brings 8O,u00 dollar oun reidht, tnt 192 passengers. At Jamaica the yellow fever was very prevalent Ird harbour. The House of Assembly continued prorngaed ' the angry ...

... I FOREIGN INTELLIGENE I THE FRENCH- EMPE. PARIS, JUNcE 14.-The great question now discussed by the otlicial and ?? representatives of the Czar in Paris (male and female) on the one hand, and the French Minister for Foreign Adfairs and the representative of the Sultan on the other, is, whether the occupation of the princi- palities by a Res8ian force ought to be considered as a viola- tion of ...