... [ FROM, OUR LONDON vOR-PONDERt. ?? 0 Sj 0'~0 0; Londot, T2'rsda.l No rain to-day, and no government defeat last night, are the itwo remarkable domestic events which have fallen within your correspondent's notide since his last letter. Tae former, probably, has had some effect in the city this afternoon, for a considerable rise in consol3 took place between one and two o'elockt which eertainly ...

... DUBLIN, TUEDAYT JULb26, 1864. I I .IUPERT; LO: -- UE: a I I SI .PERSTITIOUSTSH8&' ?? ?? I - -. . I - . .. . . I. .. Thelaw of Epglan'd ta6es good care' of the state, religion,,, whilat it negatives the claims of: whatvit calls Roman Catholic dissent to enjoy the bequests of its pious andprovident worashippers. The law has set up a' distinction betweea' charitable and superatitous uses. ...

... - AMERC : OPENING OF THE ClANDXIAkN 'ARLTAMXET'&o;1., ARBIVAL OF THE NIAGARA. (FBOM' OUR OWN 0ORVIRSPODflT.5) I 5 ! % 1; . - ILiverpool, Senday. The Britlsh' and North Am'ricau Royal MDail Steam-ship Niagara, Captainr Litch, arrived here at an early hour this morning. She sailed from Boston on the 21st ultlino, and bringi 147 passengers, and 688,000 dollars. in specie on freight. The Canada ...

... The c Ommittee. i~ie ~ *- ?? ?? . . !yt>5rsr adfwaa-st~ mcd nmerafl~y attended a Jong ?? ATkII'r Resq., nt b , ,Tbe rheport o hai 'select comrmittee a 'isof h ueb Cora- ohitme othe adou -t .riday in' was tb did and the committeed were tonabenouse In *pe ingth de V bltude th fatselt, in comon withaevery ce t Mr. ~Gr-og'an o`.thp lfndefatiiable',exertibfisauab in their behalf. ltedipad The ...

... I _COMMISSION O OYERt AND TERMINER. tilt ~.1. I ?? The cbmmijiejon will be opened this mi, ruing at ten o'clock w tb the usual formalities by the Right Honourable the Lord dayor, the Lord Chief Justice of the Queen's Bencb, and the Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pb ao. T ie 10I1lwiiDg are the calendats of the parties for trial KILMAINEmAM JAIL-Rose Keogh, baving caused her ubild'u ueath b) ...

... THE SPIRITS (IRELY) BILL I PROTEST AGAINST RSTBNT ttiio 0 oC.LAse la, 14, AND FDlsssctienit,-. i on general principles to impose on the cosstaulaijW of 'it atld aJ force originally conestituted andg welliadaptid'for te execution of the ordinary law of the land, and the protection of life and property) the conflicting revenue functions required for the rappression of illicit distillation. : 62. ...

... I i i*eB. 1 | We mirnnf~fe~a~`Q tow ~ York,, ona, diploiratlo mission to the BrIgadiiieNr a~, t thor* eparts, witha Svxew: to re-sslish rdaiudwt I , -;wecano tll Tha tlhe~postacri~it desked 'a t6 ?? -C. Ini VOllevtriet~- Goneto cboaehagn dlfio-t. There helis, la the lind of libekty,, sm0rt'e An f uatyye-~~ot ,asbated~to aho hiaeaogfast enbtd taking a fast i toreat,- as We are informed, in ...

... : icG ;NEI 'TCELEGAP 1a UtE 'OF LORDS-DAY.TERDAY The merobant shipping acts repeal bill was read a third 00time, andcpassed. The lnbai revenud arid consolidated fund charges bill, afte smeo discuasion, was read a third time. The several militia billa went through committee. Thd other busine's wae advanced a stage, and their lord- ships adjourned at a few. minutes before ?? O'clook' HOUSE Oa ...

... l TBE 'VWAR. BY MA aNBTiC TELEGRAPH. LATEST NEWS. ThefoDowingdospatchas fromVienna, ?? morn- ing, are taken fromthe second edition of tha T1 . On Friday evening Prince Gortehakoff received a despatch, which he delivered to Cont Buol early'oa Saturday morning. The note Contained an absnlute rejection of the four condition. The Emperor Nicholas would rather eacrifiee- his last soldier than ...

... 1:THE, _WA.v 1.: TU.0ws I ' BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. OCCUPATION OF THE PRINCIPALITIES BY THE AUSTRIANS. C(e'om thre Secoesr Edition of 11ws Ckroor'idr) VIECNA, DMONDAX NtGotT.-Arobduke AlbeWt will enter Moldavia imnmediately with the Pb Corps d'Arrue. Another division will enter Wailaihia by the Rotbennbarmpum. General Von Heas has left for Lusatta' AUSTRIA AND THE WESTERN POWERS. Austria agrees ...

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... | CATHIOLIC YOUNG N SOITY. l A A a 9h ~A !_ 2X.: ' L . . I ~ .. .. . 'I A numerous meating of the membeyJ oftaheJ abve socoiety -! sw5 held lost ?? tin the readigegerooms, 04, Alng!er-i i TJie chair, ?? taken .by th Presfident, the Very Rev. Dr' The Chairian, having expegesed iis gratitude to tb6'moetatt c ig for the honour they had confkre'd'tpoubii'm inl calini on t him to preside, said, ...