... 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. ...

... [ 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 ...

... - 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 :, 'i - 'ITHE C T 'oiCHCURCH. ; J ; - . . Lt . ?? ?? . I ' 7 ' ' -- ' ' I ' ' - Thb ?? churcbh, at :Netattle,' cbunty Down, will be consecrated by the Right Rev. Dr. DenvirJ ou Sunday. the '20th of Adgusdt.'Uaibrmlimi ' i ' : I I On Sdndayi the28dtihtaut'ttbe tiftil church of All Saint%, SIenebridge, Kilmigre, was 6olimnlv dedicated to divine 'worshiplby his Gracs tbB Met rieV. Dr. Dixon, ...

... an t C iATH Oh. th moniggo'the 28a is . held a 5aecrtconsltol-~tthe apost+hpaih':of ?? iwhich- a number' of-i'nuppon tments and . iae eiwr Of, th ae~ 1 omaareeq~mso *t'uepwiojio 1 '-l9 ' lopnne~ Cardiis'aJMscchDeban;ofthre Seer d(.oegel-is appointed fi 8ab-360it'4 11 bua Jol his egolPefeto.tW sdT .dot of the afgsrd Erin Cdinal Pstrioj, Pre. .cot t ?? ed Congregationof Rlites; and has Eminence ...

... I BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH, I HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. TiE-;LAW OF SETTLEMENT AND REMOVAL. Lord BElRNERS presented a petition, signed by the rate- payer, f i 74 pamhebswitbin the metropolitan districts, pray jing for the ?? of the laws of aettlement and removal, and tbat tbe poor Might be- ontitled to 'reeeive relief in the .place of their residence, irrespectivo of any question of set. tietneti ...

... f: 'A BY IAGbETIG TELE~ I., KI: :1 I I AM ?? ..-I 10 CHIURCHI EPRLTE BILL., The dbate n ?? temnporalitiesl bill was then re- sumned by S~ir 3.- YOUNG, who epre~ssed his regret that'the subject haRd- bee~n again brought be IethIose e th many coa- 'cessioinsmade to Ireland during the last tenyears, which con- cessoui,, e cnteded, aught to have. been considered a set- tlemea ~ '666 T' of' md ...

... LBY;INE 1 E F HOUSE OF. COMMONS-YESTEPRDAY. RUSSIAN SECURITIES. Oajthe anotnvifor goiintoconmrnittee oil a bill brought in by Lord D. Stuart, to prevent Englishmen from dealing in Busesianwsecolrities, e - ,, t 3FDARING said that the loss of this country was not ?? to prevent trading and speculation in Russian government sec'uritieo. Mr. WILSON moved, as an amendment, that it be com- mitted ...

... ?? ?? IMEA P TARLAMENT. ?? | ; hOUSE 'OF COMMONS-TUaelAY, JUI.Y 2. QUEEN'S MESSAGEADJOUUNED DEBATEJ At tbe evening.sitting, * Mr. BOUVERIE brought up the report of the committee of supply of the preceding night. Lord DUDLEY YSTUART moved to add 'to the resola- tlon words 'assuring her Maijesty of the readinessof the . 1Commons to provide for any' additidnal expensea of the Russiaa var, bat ...

... BY. I . EXPESS. I ABSIZES9 12IVELLIGElt~e'. hLONMeIELAeSIGZESC. - 6 L i (Foa ¢ ?? ?? i, 7 ?? ?? ?? 5 ~~taliE~~ Evening. TRIAL OF. MR JOHN C i , 'The'trlaliof Mr.:i;John'Cabede, oft3,'arUane, f9y tue ebdner-l tias ' fonvires Ejl'eano~ Loieue~ 'Aa~b~rthno~t, hatving been pe~pcialy. fize6! for. this morning, the eztraordinary Interest felt t, throughout the county ini the case, rowing 6 the ?? of ...

... BY ELECTBIG'; TELE GRAMF. * ,, t * ., A, . ?? ENGLISH FIXN'DS-YESTERDAY. LO3DON SToCK AND SEEARE ?? secu- rities opened with increased buoyancy, and Coisols rapidly. advanced to 98k. At mid-day;r however,' some large sales were effected, and'prices receded nearly 1 per cant, closing at a alight recovery if tluations principally influenced by arrangement for spproachig setllement; Railways ...