... [ 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 ...

... BY E9LEGTRIC TELEGRAPI ENGLISH FUNDS-YEmnnDAY. LONDoN SToOK MOD SuARE MARiKEL-English incht buoyant in the forenoon, but the 3light rise which tbla occurred was not throughout supported. Railways &ctijo, and quote generally a shade better. Land and Bank abam firmly supported. Crystals closed at 4 18-16 to 15-16. I foreign no material chdnge. Mexicans 244 1i Spanish i 7; ditto 18k 19; ditto 81 ...

... -db~e freemait' !0ournal DUBLIN, MUNDAY, JULY 24, 1854. IIE -iA1. 11~I.IE WVARO. The ministerial demand of three millions more to carry on a war, in which tile 'British navy has lost a war steamer with some hundreds of sailors made prisoners, is rasher too strong even for -the Tim.s There is every disposition to allow ministers the fullest latitude, and to help them liberally to the si- news ...

... No. 2.-T-WHAT. WILL THE COLLEGE OF SURGEONS ?? DO ., . ID7 Harcourt-street, 20th Jnly, 1854. GaTnsrssw.-I beg to, request that-you will give your careful attention to the following statement of important facts, viz --Within the laet fortnight a medical friend hav- ing-~wriften ?? the. Royal College of Sur- geons; Ireland, representing that an '5lsonorary fellow in his neighbourbood accepted ...

... I-IMPBRMAL ' PARLIAMRNT.' | I lM)- AL HOUSE OF 1OMMONSWEDNMIDAY, JJLT 19. CHUlCHRTBEPORALITIES (IRELAND) BILL- On *the o;der ADJOURNED DE13ATE. On the order of. the day being read for the resumption of the ad30urned debate on this bill, Mr. RENNEDY explained that on the last occasion when this measure was under discussion ine the house, he had moved the adj0urngisnt of tbe debate in order to ...

... THE WEATHER-TEE CROPS. CrABL-The weather Still continues clAugeable; we have Ialternate showers and hetiL TLe potato disease ha appea partially in several placea in the eountry, but not to an ex. tent to give the slightest cause of arm as to the safety Of the crop.Jsoursal, Kxarsy.-Having sojourned during the pat week In the uDantry, and driven about in various districts, we can, fro,, I ...

... X U ,O I The sanitary conmittee met on Friday last. ; : GoB9; PQrZeQTOi, 'Eq, in the: chair.' M1enmbers present :-E enry.Thomas Vickera, John ClasePo, .James Whelan, Esqrs, Alderman Hoyt a ld John DrIwI The proposition of the Lord M Iayor'for erecting waterng thfroughsfor catja at converient piece3 through the' city wfs diecuosed,and'referred to the borough engineer for himl' toreporl on. . - ...

... AN OPTA Q5TIONj /i A curious discussion took place on Wednesday] in the House of Commons, in which the members of the government voted each according to his pleasure, and on the open question principle. A bill had been introduced to check the traffic in Russian securities, and so prevent the Czar Trom making war on England with English capital. At common law to succour the common enemy would ...

... I - IVIL LIST PENSIONS. The f olwing is a list of all pensions granted during the pasti yealr: Margasnt Scott Glen-(Widow of the late Dr. Glen, ?? slonary to thesesg for nesply; J0 ?? conslders~lon of Dr. Glen'e services to Bblioal o lteratu.e, ee& i Sii rranois sand Hfead-In consideration oifthe ?? he has made In the literature of this country, O0l. Catherino E. Molr7(WIdow of the late Mr. ...