... 0OUTH DUBLIN UXION. | a -The ordinary weekly ijesetiag of the guardians of this union was held yesterday'i~n the boardroom of the workhonse Jameses-street, Dr. NALTr in the o r' The following guardians were presenti -Csptain Nowlan, Captain Wiedom, J P; Dr Ryan; ?? ?? Lawless, George G Place, Cornelius Shannon, John F Fleming, C rF Dowllng, P6nsonby Shaw, J'P; Body Keeban, John 0 -Bonsall, ...

... I ~: NAVAL AND MILIfRAY EWS. T The follriing commbnioatiun is fromnau oficer high in position in the espeditlonary army to the East Scutari, June 14. Tbe goveramente Daver idid anytbingi mzore generous or that is nuore appreciated then sending out stores of simple neuessaries-such as tea, sugar, coffee,' pearl barley, rice, &c., for the troops at cost price. IkIt will repay them in the im- ...

... I -, u -, atTli:,%ATHR LIO. CRulc . I I I o~t~cWAION 1c EAUK.CGALWAY. ~b8AthbiaepofT,~a'8tnaeah ?? day oar good blehtjip,'Dr.'O'DonnfbllJ ',who, *owing to indlspoasipp00 Ir'a prbsent olsall Idpromd'h'liiboNtio-jbfdhtotln5 At Dvery nutlietoukahnd fe'epttalbl corgrejitiofic'we in Att ?? o~Ince,' to become partakers in the apirittiol. Wasosigis dorlsvable from the sacramenats of peniancean'd' the ...

... - ;i I I' - I;.BY -,:QG NETIC.,:RRP, I ?? I ?? OF. LORDDS:-YE4SERDAY. Tlie Ear1Oei ?? TOX gave notice that on Thurm- day next, he should ask the government whether it was true that they had- authorised Lord Weestmoreland to state to the Cabinet of Vienna. that the Polish subjects of the Czar would not be allowed to enter the service of the allies in the present eastern war. Lord BROUG4HAiM ...

... ! ; -DUBLIV - ITARY, A.| Thbe weekly meeting of this Wassol io bseid y Itern !day ii the board-roohilbf the BRoyal Dub)fiS I;:Huse. Tho chair was taken by . I 1 ., , Sir ED*AAD BOROU8' Bar-L i There 'welt lpfenit also Sir Hebr*'Jeivis li b,; tor B~rne, Jitames 'aughton, Bobrtiioy Jmpr Wheeler lRogers, 13sqss.* &c. . . , j, .dJ 1 ?? S..: Nbl ?? AC. ;; Thei yeeklifedtoi ftoi tb;&vatlons ...

... I TIMWAR. I AUSTRIA. The owtituejonnel, a semi-official journal, says that the immediate entry of the A trijue into the principalites is at length resolved upon. A ministerial council has boon held at Vienna, st which the important resolution was taken to forward the armament wih all speed. ,Some divisipna froii Italy and other parts of the empire hda arrived in Vienno on their route to, Tran- ...

... J~A 71,,VINTEBR' STRIKE-AGGBEATE MEETING. . , ':.tibrd aggregate meeting was held by the operative ?? ites i a n the Theatre of the mechanics' Institute last, :.eWeenjog. The meeting was held for the purpose of laying . . ihepublic tbe ip¢q the opera4vqs with regard to ?? ' te2le: anfd to ceusult o01'the best ,i imea i f having their original .5,ee restored to tbem. The - meeting wae celled ...

... ; :. _THE REV. DR.,CAHILL IN KILRjUSack It At the conclosion of the brilliant courss: of lectures do- livered by the Rev. Dr. 1ahill, in the Milrash Literary and Scientific Institutpe the crowded aasemublagearesolved itself into a public ineeting, the Very Eev. Dr. Relly in the ichair, and ?? to the elosuent and learned divine the followv- in6 address 3- NEXY REV. DIDAE SIR-Allow us, the ...

... frp .. ~ - . .- III - .. :, T, 1 S L, H R O t LOSe Very hey, Dr. Cahill, accompanied' by 'the 'Right' al Rev, Dr.4 'RSr, 'Biehop ?? aind'aaeevtal 'aisnio'i rt *4lqrgykno6 ?? this'morrhing (Tueday3hy) b seteamaer;J is for Kilush, :where the very rev. and, gifted gentlem in-: rt o tlend to deliveri, before the Literary and, Scientific Sceiety, 1 a course of lestures on ?? Yepos ?? ' Ld ...

... IKIzSTOWN. HRBUR-O!PEA TINS FOBp I zBLOW1NG UP A;SUNKEN WBFC(K.i:ei, .. I I TV ?? Ad-- - - - ~. ?? . fla ynayg Deen announced that the first series of submarine oP rations for -dinoembering and bringing to' the surface the wr, ck of a. schoner which lies submerged at 'the'e0st ele of r oilstown harbour would ba commencesyeeterday after- i- nn, a larges concourse of sepectaltors. ~were preeent ...

... ?? , I - I. I ~ L , - I ?? eL, UNo. JPut10vent ?? 62nd do., B1elfai r Fot Dubl' nidpoF ?? at 63rd Foot,. D~bi;68th dep' t Foct, Belfast; '72nd do., dafiay,; 89th .do.,..WaterforS;0b. Foot, DaibF;. lst-battalioP 91st Foot, Cork; 92nd depot Foot; Galsway. Thiae force, 'ekilusive of artillery, migt be estimated at about 12,000 men :Whea thiet2,'it '?%ei'sIi sand 68rdReginente'mbark from ?? ...

... NhAVAL avnD MILITARY hE WS. I We hava ova ?? M ?? +h., -- -- e we ?? every reason to believe that some very importt,^ err' changes are about to take place in the Staff appointrseuts t her the Horse Guards. rty Lieutenant-Colonel Fortescue Graham, who lately pro csded to the R~ed terranean to succeed Lieutenant.Crl of Pratt, as Commandant of the Mmarines in the Black Sea et has been nominated ...