... I THE We. 10 excaption ot tbe 14tth utd S9tl1 regikienX, this dlvtubon hu not recek6d any ?? of bube and t'aat ciretntito bB b3en relled on to 0hot tlaat the diviaivn 1 ebortly fatended for aetiva se iz tho field. The 8d Bnffo aud 71ct re t- meut sexatffi 93 Fet iin their zulozo peido b a b?4e untwhed to 07 Uvitdtn oudt3r ?? exoeL-> ., .: , . . ; BY SG'rNETII TELEGERME. DESPATCH FRO LORD ...

... ENCAMPMENT AT THE CURUIAGH. ?? . . .- . . . 2-. The carpenters at the Curragb, chiefly Englishmen, in the employ of Messrs. A. and G. Holms, left theic work on Monday morning, without any previous notice, and de- manded an increase of wages, in consequence of the working hours being reduced from six in the morning to eight in the evening. It appears the men have insisted upoenworking from four ...

... We are gratified tb perceive that the Liberal party in Dublin has at length flung off the apathy that lay upon them as a ffightmsnre, preventing all action, and giving to the friends of progress the impression that Dublin had no vitality, and to the opposite party courage, hope, confidence, and success. It is not for us now to revert to the causes that in- duced this culpable apathy. The faot ...

... - - - ,- C -V .1 IAtn There was a monthly meeting of tie society neta Oa yesterday- The Marquis of KILDABE, V.P., in the chair. The council reported that Mr. Patten had tendered his resignation of the osioa of librarian, to take effect on the first Thursday in November, and redonmended that the society would authorise the council to take the necessary steps in reference to the election of his ...

... ri -- : _. .- AA - I _ GnNAT SourMW1 AND WWarwN.-(Open to Carlow) Tollomore, and Cork-208j MT ?? of traffic for the weea ending May 26th, 1856 :-Passengers, parcels, horses, carriages, maile, &c., £4,162 Ile l1d; merchandise and cattle, £2,024 Is 4d; total, £6,176 189 8d.-Corres- ponding week in 1864 (188 miles):-Pasaengers, mails, &o., £8,816 17. Od; merchandise and cattle, £1,648 1.s 8; ...

... I On Monday morning the light Rev. Dr. Ryan adminis- tered the Sacrament of Confirmation, at Laurel hill convent, to twelve of the young ladies receiving their education in that rapidly-thriving and interesting establishment. At the Presentation Convent of Li;towel, on Thursday, Miss Fitzmaurice, of Newtownsandpa, sister of the late Rev. Edward Fitzmaurice, .O. curate of Tralee, received the ...

... N NAVAL AND MILITARY INT-ULIG.F.NO;. I The ImpOrIeuse, 61, Captain Watson, C.B., was docked on Wednesday at Portsmouth to repair the damages sustained in her collision with the Tartar. Every exertion will be uned to refit her, and get her back to the Baltic. Captain Yelverton, of the Arrogant, 40, is senior officer of the flying squadron during her absence. The new great three-decker ...

... CATHOLIO UNIVERSITY-THE VERY REV. DR. I IrLEny's lECTURE. l The followiang id a aepott of tie instructive arid eleqent leliture delivered on Wednesday evening, by the Very Rev. D1,. Leahy; VICe-Rector of the Catholic University:t- The works of the first Gavo dais ot creation were fnished. 'Xhe ?? had brooded over thefaos of the deep gave b&y to new-born light. The elesnent5 ere while mingled ...

... -- .9 #h. At th.4. . finX . Of n 1¶A F o th a s The usual weekly meeting of the guardians of tbe 'lbove union was held yesterday, in the board-room of the work- house, Jama se-s1eet) JoHN Ouszsrr BONsAtz, Esq., in the chair. The following guardians were in attendance :-Corne- lias Shannon, Captain Nowlan, Edmond Lawless, William Calbeck, Simon Ledwidge, Charles F Dowling, George G Place, Henry ...

... TEIBWEi&TERRA-TUE CROPS df g I . _ ?? ?? fs~O~ The crops are in a moat healpy COWu ctirn. ?? thstie f er say there was a*ver a better Prospectstti ?? er of an abundant harves L .Nefnag9 Guardian fl.d The staad of the Crops all through this county Ns, id very chearing. The m egetatlO wtt i the pstrwheek of p wmndg; the peoplesn favourite root, the r eo P hih a great lokailtity In this, year ...

... I WIe $rcclt Ao- I , ?? I DUBLIN: FBIDAY, JUNE 1, 186S. TH WARB. FURTHER SUCCESSES IN THE SEA OF AZOFF. DESTRUCTION OF FOUR RUSSIAN MEN OF-WAR, AND 100 MERCHAINTMEN. The capture of Kertch and the occupation of the Sea of Azoff, so successfully accomplished by the expedition under Sir george Brown, have been followed up with great rapidity and vigour. The allied arms have been crowned by fresh ...

... TL; WR e 1 'T I ' I ?? , -,r# s BY1A GNXTWIcTEZRCRAPH. 'OjIIRATIONS OF THE ALLIDD SQUADRON IN THE SEA OF AZOFF-OFFICIAL DISPATCE3[. ADMIRALTY; B i 81, 6.15 Ai'r-A telegraphic deapatch to just been vilvd at the o.dmlraty ?? the InteUligence 'tbet on the 22d of May the ppearance of the oled before' Bierlusk the Rutsians burnt four war st.aemers anD considerable stores of .cor. On the 28d the ...