... | wbt otter a- ?? t 6b e Actma 0Xutmt, DUBLIN: TUESDAY, MAY 1, 18s6, -: , ' Mr. Spooner revives his annual motion this even-, ing. He wisely responds to the gloomy condition of affairs before Sebastopol-4 ineffectual bombard- ment does not justify an assault-by attempting the overthrow of Maynooth College. It signifies little to his statesannlike mind what portion of the, war- burthen is ...

... INSPECT10 BY TrVICErROY oF Cu ?? ?? _. . ,Hm. A draft of twenty invalided soldiers sent home aa nfit r for immediate service from the Crimea-some ?? been wounded at Alma, Inkerman, or Balaklava, and others slowly recoverlng from epidemic diseases-enjoyed, yetser. day, the honour of a visit paid them by his Excellency the Earl of Carlisle. These poor fellows were' landed at Ports- t mouth by ...

... I BY2 MAGNETIC lEG RAPJI. HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. MILITIA OFFICERS' BILL. Tho Earl of WICKLOW drew attention to the fact that t the 'lotlifcatlona for the militia offibers in Ireland were much e larger thaen those in England- and Scotland, and espresed a hope that Lord Panmure would allow the Introduction of a clause equalielng them. Lord PANMURE would not object to an amendment to e that ...

... ; Ie ' has _ e ?? I I.^_ - v. s. - .. .. I Til e following dloputatiou.A from the itoyal Hibernian 'c Academny waited- upon his 'Excellency the Lord Lieutenant ge yesterday at the Viceregal Lodge, and presented him with our the acconmpanyingaiddregs- up UW. Kendrick, M, Angelo Hayes, MW. Catterion 'Smith, T. ren, Brld~gford,' B. Mulrenhan,'George F.. XUalvany, H. 3J. S. md. Mitlany, Joseph R. ...

... CA.THOLICITY IN CONNEMARA-THE LIES OF' THE PROSELYTIZERS. At a conference of the clergy of the deanery. of Clifden, held on Tuesday, the 24th April, 1856, the following docu- ment was adopted: - Exaggerated snd false reports have beon' so frequently put before the public by the Beepers, that we are neither surprised. nor displeaaed s: .eeing the enormous fraud present its usual phase and ...

... - M ; L lDrNML' ?? ?? ' ?? . ,cut I Aiy A m I Sm-As~l yew'ent (od !eer~jl' hiia alw9y taken a lively interest In- the pidgreto Iote7tre, I 'ed Sesecially' in any work relatlvo'te Irla41d, I will take It as ret favour if you be pleased to plus before your la. e of readers the accompanying letters which IJUvteOits d from the many with which l have beefi hoaSrd. The reason for publishing the ...

... THE INNSKIL~N -GS AT - N Th ICANRIMEA19 $3VXD>A` !'M MO ht' rub tB -«Vxftwu cal Joking in tho inniskillingif8 and the 4izbsieuent coniing- ment of Sergeant Brodle for eight days, for preventing B hostile meeting between two' of the office ;COMtGW Evans and Batumgarteneouotinue to excite a good doea of publio interest throughout the -cty, and which has not been a little increased by thie ...

... SICK AND INDIGENT ROOMIREPERS' BALL. r- The annual ball in aid of the funds of the above old and le most useful society took place lest evening in the Rotundo. i All the rooms were throwa open, and fitted up in a suitable id a manner for the occasion. Amongst the numerous societies id thatexist inour city having for theirobject the relief of those It whom poverty hba visited, none occupies a ...

... TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCRS. TO THE ED3IOR OF Tan FRaEKIr. April 80, 18:5. Dzilt SBi-I last evening addressed a letter to you con- cerning a telegraphic despatoh, published in the Sunday edition of the Weely Gazsab. .The following lester from Frank Thorpe Porter, Esq., ma- gistrate of the Hd4d Police-offloe, sufficiently explails, with- out comment from me, the circumstances under which my ...

... I DISTRTBUTION OF THE BRITISH ARMY. . I (From the Mud Sevice 0awete) Corrected to the 28th April, 1855. (Where two places are mentloued, the last named in that at which the depot of the regiment Is stationed.) CAVALrSY. 36th, Jamaica; Weedon. Ist Life Guards, Hyde Park. 37th, Ceylon; Chatham. 2nd do, Windsor. 38th, Turkey; Walmer. 'Royal Horse Guards, Regent's 9th' Turkey; Limerick. Park. 40th ...

... BY MIA GNETIC AND ElECTRIC TELEGRAPHS. ENGLISH FUNDS-YuSTrEDAY. d LONDO2 FONDs-STOOK MID SHARE MARKIET.- ?? prolonged suspense respecting Sebastopol, and the circn- lation of various adverse roports of the news of the attempt o on the life of the Emperor Napoleon, combined to operate , injuriously on publio securities hich have receded to-day a nearly per cent, Coneols declined daring forenoon ...

... I T IWAR. THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL CESSAT1IN OF THE BOMBARDMZNT RUSSIAN REINFORCEMENTS, VM. aA, MoxcL.-News has arrived from Odess to the 26th, bringing Intelligence from Sebastopol to 24th April. The bombardment had entirely ceased; not a single Bsstu battery bsd been demolIshed. 50,000 Russian troopj &?o arrived as reinforcements. DESPATCH FiOM PBINCE GORTCHAKO-FF ST, PETEMUEGB , SUNDAY. ...