... ; 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. ...

... ILOW ?? I I. . . I . a MRS. ?? READINGS. Lest evening Wm the first of Mrs. Fallay Usbles rendigs. The ploy was Nacbells At the appointed hour the Antlent Concert Boom was flled with an expectant &Ad entbutulstlo audience. Amongst tee earliest arrivals was the Lord Lieute- naut, attended by i numerous suite. At eight precisely, Mrs. Kemble made her appearance, and was cordially greeted. Ex- ...

... ABRIVAL OF WOUNDED SOLDIEBS.-Eight wounded soldiers arrived yesterday morning by the sorew-steamer CalypSo, from London. The wounded men were at once conveyed to lodgings, where every comfort was provided for i them. They wvill leave for their respective homes on this day. The second week in June has been fixed for the ocoUpa- I tion of the huts on the Curragh by the militia, but the ord- I ...

... i~ ?? , - ] ' CORRESPOND-NCE. 1 ' Et ' NZilfW5YI5NbOE 'AD B9ADHiRB i Ssu-I ' preanme by zyour ennounemerslt that the rew mi- arlal of' newpspapers is about' to be reduced. Can' ?? ini- Yornme ?? tbolenfit of the redutleon will' b extended by the newsamen to ; A PENNY BEADER. EWe do not know what 'arrangements the peny reader expeo the enwsmenuto be able to make by which they can ?? go ...

... I i THE LONPON'JOURNALS. THE DEDATE' ON' MRM lDISRABEL'S 'MOTIQN. e :'ror: tshe Ti'me.) As a party move, the motiont of Mr. israeli,'as it deserved,. was a failure, for it is in' polities as in war-they who set - nothing on the east will4wln nothing, let the die turn as it may. and a minister whose ambition is to enter office entirely unpledged has an ambition which, of allothers, is least ...

... I I l HOUSE OF COMMONSfOfADAYT NEWSPAPER STAMP BILL. On the motion for the third reading of this bill, Mr. HADFIELD wished to call the attention of the Chancellor of the Exchequer to the extremely hard provision of the fifteen day's clause, and to express a hope that some more extended provislin would be made. He thought fifteen days was but a short period during which stamps on news- papers ...

... (Frorn the Spectator.) As a boy he became a sailor, and won his way by hard work-possibly also by the interest of some cousin thirteen times removed. Anyhow be got a ship to command; and the sailors on board soon found that if any prize-money were to be had, he knew where to find it, and would go much out of his way to get at it-all very pleasant to Jack, with whom he became popular, and net ...

... THE FAIRS AIND MARKET BILL TO IA 111D OR W T911 EE SWIhU 8, Smithfield, ?? 14, 1860. Sin-I am requested by a number of farmers and graziera visiting the above market to convey to you their sincere thanks for your just exposure of the gover5nent ou the 5th instant for the withdrawal of that often promised and anxiously looked-for measure, the .fairs and markets bilL Many of them were not aviare ...

... SOUT11 DUBLIN UNION. I The usual weealy Dmeeting of the guardians of the above n union was held yesterday in the board-room of the work- house, Jamea's-street, n Sir RoBsnT SHAW, Bart., in the chair; t The following guardians attended: -:Captain Nowlan, Dr a Ryan, Cornelius Shannon, Edmond Lawless, William Cal- beck, Henry Price, Martin Burke, James Delany, D P Ryan, J P; Charles F Dowling, ...

... , THE VICEREGAL VISIT; TO CORK. ' [rnOx OUR OWN Ruic ti, Cork, Wed&,uiday Evening. His Excellency left the Palace this morning before ten 'clock, and, accompanied by the Mayor, Sir John Gordon, F. B. Beiaish, lM.P., W. Fagan, M.P., the City and County Sheriffs' nd a numnirousealilitary and civic staff, proceeded to visit the Sailora' Home in Dba6e-atreet, where ha was received by the officials ...

... 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 ...

... TlEE NEW NEWSPAPER CODE The new bill of the Chanelor of the Eichequer, divested, an it has been; of the grater part of the absurdities that chareaterised its first edition, has had to encounter, in its amended forim, a host of opponents from amongst its former supporters. Why the geptlemen who formerly supported. the bill should now turn round and oppose it we cannot conceive, but so it is ...