... I APPAPS FROM THE CQRPOBATION TO, THE! I,, so ?? f 9j L ; DLl-UTE1INT. The Town Council baving resolved on addressing his-Ex- :cellenoythe; Barl of Carltdle,:X.G., upon his assuming the oifce of Lord Lieutenant oflrolned, the mnetiberaof that body *asserbled :'yesteiday at 'the City Hall, at half-past two o'clockf for the putpose of proceeding to present the address. I The'Lord Mayor, attendkd ...

... (rllbe $rmtal outnatl DUBLIN. WEDD1ESDAY, APRIL 18, 18b5 LEGISLATION FORE EMIGRANTS. Two measures of great importance concurrently engaged the attention of the English and American governments in the shape of amended emigration bills. The American has taken precedence of the English, for it is now the law of the Republic, having come into operation on the 3d inst. Each of these measures will ...

... ?? ltlrataxlv- Aolarlal IWUOLIN: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25. 18h5. THE BOMBARDMNT. We have at last some authentic accounts of the opening of the bombardment which heretofore had been filtered, drop by drop, through telegraphic messages. The gigantic struggle on which depends the fate of the war, and the supremacy or submis- sion of the West, reopened on the 9tb, at five in the morning, in the midst ...

... PUBLIC TEIXONIALTO CAPTAIN TAHER i- ma Mrr OFi~ THEANGLIA The Shipwrecked Fishermenl end Mariners swyst liege volent Society lias recorded its high approbation 6f Cap- tain Warren's gallant and skilful conduct, by which the lives of so many were saved on the night ot the 9th of December last, by awarding him the gold medal of the institution. The following ?? from the secretary of the society ...

... E-bT ectl0lk DUHBUN: FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1866. NUNNERY INSPECTION IN AMEFICA. The Belfast Chronicle, in a temperate article, calls attention to a. case of Convent Inspection in America, originally published in the Boston Daily Advertiser, and which exemplifies in a striking manner the indecencies which would accrue from the adoption of Mr. Chambers's Nunnery legislation in these countries. The ...

... ?? OrtentatESDAY ARLf I t1 DUBLMIN: WEDNESDAY :APRIL; A-:iS, I r_ , 'I -,IRE CONGRES'S. The Sevastopol GCommittee and the Vii1 Con- ference are likely to rival eac h other in th urber of their sittings. The; latter had its ib on Tuesday, which was merely of a formil r1oter, The Russian Envoy had received 'o ia' tion from his government in reply to his desp. oon taing the demands of the Allies ...

... The Cavan election has terminated in the triumph of the Tories, and the defeat of the Government candidate. We must confess that we almost anti . cipated this result. The fact which will strike men's minds as the most remarkable in connection with this contest is the large number of Roman Catholics who voted against the Catholic, and for the Orange candidate. It is said that several hundreds ...

... I DJBN, 6, 16. TUE'F WA-l ATTACK AND REPULSE OF THE RUSSIANS. Events on a large scale are likely to be developed before the present month expires. The Russian sorties have been numerous and obstinate sinoe the French pushed forward their siege works on the plan recommended by General Niel. As the French advanoed towards the Mamelon, as it is called, from.the mound-like shape of the hill on ...

... I THE SIEGE OF SZBATOFOL. (A0e th ThM) DIt IS exactly half a yerr s0e5 England leart the trutb oS othe battle of the Alms, end the falsehood of the cOtQ of Sebastorol. At that time we had been eli kept on the tentar. hooks of expectation for three months, that being the ;eriod 'J occupied in collecting, embarking, conveying, disembark, it and matching tte atmy from Verne to its preeunt pod. ...

... MILITARY., - -- K- - Atblit' half-paat six o'clock, on Fiday evening, tug 4 an stesmod out of Xortsmio'tb, 1abrb for her' desthia- ~l n, ylth the ?? boskd. 'She ift wt;ith 1,09o lion, bs esde herov c1. , SO'.e- saud' 94 E'he.'I SheI laded t its18etachpehutenbithe i8tyi ?? 50th.-Th. 7; Lot zad. ?? and 3In e4ino2.xrve, The troops ~nt a~y~tn high spirits, and thereiss no-reason to dcubt btdet ...

... LATEST FROM SEBASTOPOL, ST. PSTARSBUGEGr, AParn 20.-Prince Gortschli;0t re. porte from Sebastopol, up to the 15th of April, tbat the boea. bardment continued since tbe 9th April without inbtrruptienW The damage done is repaired during the night. Sebas. topol is to-day in almost the same state of defeco as on thb t 9hb. The loss sustained by the garrison, considering the B virlent fire of the ...

... I'd ! . CATEOLICCHURCH. . ; I a. ORDINATIoNiS IN THE METROPOLITAN CHURCH ALL HALLOW'S COLLEGE. - The following gentlemen from the Foreign Miseibnary S Callege -of All-Hallowa rwere fokdained by the Right 11ev. . Dr.'Whelan, in the Metropolitan Church, on $attarday. lst, Anuiuenal degree of Interest was created by the great num- 1ber who were presented on the occasion, ea well-an from the i ...