... IBY lAGNETIL TELEGIAY , HOUSE OF LOBDS-YESTERDAy. The Bishop of OXFORD moved for acopy of an ddre presented to her Majesty by the House of Aseeibly Sod Lsgislative Council of Canada, praying for the rerca of the disadvantages to which the Church of Canada WS sb. ject, and to enable it to elect its own bisops, ad * answer that might have been given thereto. The right r prelate stated that the ...

... T-HE WAR. BY MA GMNETIC TELEGRAPH. THE NEW AUSTRIAN .PROPOSITION& BSrtrz, WBDNIDAY.-Tire Xrsut ZetWa says that the Austrian mediatory proposal is, that Russia. and Turkey eettle between themselves the number.of war shipsawhich both states would be allowed to keep in the Euxine by a separate treaty, stipulating that England ant Prance be permitted to have their two war 'ships eaeh, Turkey to ...

... I . TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMN. LABOUA AND THE POOL Fir House, Templeogue, County Dublin, 14th May, 1865. Sm-Yon are aware that; under the above '1 heading, a series of very able letters appeared in the Uorning Chronicle within the last three or four years, describing the fearful desti. tutlon of the labouring classes in London and otler parts of England; and that, through the able and ...

... f T~F THE CAPTURE OF KERTCH; (Fronm the Timm.) The victorious occupation of the town of Kertch by the allied forces, the command we have thus obtained of the Cimmerian Bosphorus and the Sea of Azoff, and the estab. lishment of our power upon another point of the highe strategical importance in the Russian territories, are events which augur most auspiciously for the auccems of the cM.. paign ...

... ?? 1: . . ii 1~A~YHMI ?? .: ?? ' , !B ?? ?? ,;.:IOUL i.: SO Y .. ZIA'THMINES- FLORICUL-TURAL SOCIE&Y. Thbe'lrst eihibition ot lbweis of tise Rtabmineeslerieul- tural Society wss held yesterday in the verybeautlful groun de of Mhonntp loasant-sqnare. I he 'ehow of 'flowers wila one of tbe larg~tst and beat that the aeciety baa yet adeceeded in producing. It lies been with much pleasure t'e ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TBE FREEWAN, I ~.1 e o- r .r. .. - 15, Eden-quay, lith May, 1855. SIB-Will you do me the favour of inserting the accom- panying letter in your next publication. I was surprised by receiving it back this day from the Daily Ex prem, with a re- fusal to let it appear in the columns of that paper.-I am, Sir, your obedient servant, WK. WATSON. TO THE EDITOB OF THE DAILY' ExPacs. ...

... I MR. GIBSON'S MOTION. (From fae Do* New.) Last night MIr. Gladsto][e and Mr. Milner Gibhas have for the last few days boen colloguing at all outwc the way times and in all out-of-the-way corners, Honeso of Commons cheek by jowl, like the teliedth0 of Brentford smelling at one rose. No Sooner bad taken their places than Mr. Sidney Herbert inquired a 3' Palmeraton whether all hopes of peace ...

... I F,:EXECUTION OF LUIGI BURANELLL l I ?? ?? - . . . ?? .. .. .. ?? The execution of Luigi Biranellf, an Italian, for the murder of M. 3Joseph Lambert (or Latham), in Foley-placs, took place on Monday morning in front of Newgate, and as usual the terrible scone-more terrible on this occasion than is generally the case-was witnessed by thousands of persons, composed chiefly of the greatest ...

... CROPS- -t - l Atchboorhood 1 St opeo The spring work in tOtN U0uw - - and the late rain has given to the country A refreshing ani beautiful appearance.-A.l5 2fentineM The complexion of the country is wholly renovated by the delightful rain of the last three days. Dairy and tillage farm- ing sill progress wonderfully under its benignant influence. Green crops,wblch suffered much from long ...

... CA.TEOLI COHURCTE I __ _- A __ _ _ . - ?? A _ I The Rev. John Cooney, BLC. Curate of Tipperary, re- ceived 100 guineas last week from his late flock on promotion to the parish of Loughmore. 'RELrGroUs RgCmnroct.-On Thursday, the 24th histant, took place the solemn and interesting ceremonY, now, thank God I not uncommon in Dublin, of the reception of four young ladies at the Convent of the ...

... GaN-THRS! AND VINTNRS' SOCIETY. G ?? - ?? ?? er1. = The comtiitio ietva. Weainesaay. M~r. '?DVIe,k tAGAN, grocer, in the chair. Mr. O'Hara had great pleasure in handing in 2a. from the firm of Messrs. Smithwiels, brewers, Kilkenny (bear), and which he received from their agent, Mr. Adam Miller, recti- fier, Thomryas-street, as their renewed subscription (bear). Ile felt it but just to state ...

... POSTAL ARBANGEMENTS. I LBEERB FOR THE BRISH FLRET IN THE BALTIC, VIA DANTSIC. GENERAL POSTrOFFICc, MAY, 1865.-Her Msjesty's go- vernment having made arrangements forikeeping up a weekly communication between the British fleet in the Baltic and the port of Dantaic, by means of a steam vessel to be detached from the fleet for the purpose, mails will hereafter be for- warded weekly to Dantsic for ...