... I CLOXCURRY AND 1X114, CBIudS. TO THIE ISDI1T01 OR F.TIIE t rRSUiMAN, DBAsR Srt7.-On Saturday, BlavJ9ih, I wae assailed by the Athnculma dn grounds ve, o in' a letter of vinlicatiuu addressed to its ouitor sor0U dIsft~b;7rde, 1 proved to be erroneous. Contrary-to tlorte POPt of jo!irOwiisni, tilly suppressed my letter; end, i,4, ou of nsisreprccnlatiou and viilence, if poesib!c, nore v ban ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-TUE5DAY, JUNse 19. TENANTS' IMPROVEMENTS COMPENSATION (IRE- LAND) BILL. Mr. HORSMAN moved that the house go into commlttte on this bill. Lord GALWAY, in the absence of the right hon. member for Buckirghamshire (Mr. Disraeli), moved that the second bill upon the paper (the metropolis local management bill) take precedence of the bill. The SPEAKER said that the proper form was ...

... IING AND QUEEN'S COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS IN IRELAND-SOlREE-VISIT. OF THE LORD LIEUTENANT. I_ . . . _ .. - I A coamrsaazione of the fellows, honorary fellows, and li- centiatas of this college was held yesterday evening in the college hall, Sir Patrick Dun's Hospital. His Excel- lency the Earl of Carlisle honoured the meeting by his pre- sence. A number of the nobility and influential gentry of ...

... | 1S .fAVAL AND MILITARY. .. -0 L_;At As-. A A-M-1 In T. ?? I A half battery Or ArIiry so Gaily expeutwu an fim-k- garrison, from Kilkenny. el Th e MewVer' deab AlpF a Swiss paper, anmuncee that Colonel A. Bundi has been delinitively appointed to the T command of the Anglo-Swiss legion, with pay amounting a to 8002. a year. ; Another fine screw steam vessel, named the Hesperus, has t! bee ...

... DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY,-JUNE 27, 1866. - - THE IRENCH LOSSESON THlE 18TH| The total loss of the Allies ?? 18th was about numerically the same as rumour ascribed. to the British alone before more correct accounts. had reached ?? Office. The French share in the disaster is 2,600, of whom 544 were killed, excla- sive of 87 officers, and 1,644 wounded, not includ- ing 96 officers and 17 missing, the ...

... II Another meeting of this association was held on Wednes- day evening in Drury-lane Theatre-Mr. S. MoRLHYt in the chair. The theatre was well filled. Atnoog those present on the platform ?? Reed, Mli P; Messrs Sobolefield, M P; Francis Mowatt, I MP; Apsley Pellatt, M P; A J Otway, DIi P; J P Murrougb, MI P; J A Wise, M P; H A Layard, M P; W Tits, D1 P; J P Gassiot, Charles Dickens, W J Hall, ...

... RAILWAY REURS. GEE=AT SOUrtEO1X AN'D WFsTisu.-(Open to Carlow) s Tullansore, and Cork-2034 ?? of trafic for I the week ending June 9th,, 1855 :-Passengers, parcels. horses, carriages, mails, &c., £4,129 Is 3d; merebandisa '.nd cattle, £1,822 2s 7d; total, £6,951 Be 10d.-Correi- pouding week in 18544188 miles) :-Passeagers, mails, &e.. f £3,672 17S Id-; rneraandii rnd cattae, l;¢,60412sa d- L ...

... I BY MAGNETIC . TELEGRAPHI I HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. The Cambridge university bill went through committee. The ecclsias5tical property (rola~d? bill~paesed a second reading.' Their lordships rose at a quarter to nine. HOUSE OF COMMONS-YESTERDAY. The adjourned'debate on the prosecution of I the war was again resumed. Mr. ROjEBUCK commenced a speech by alluding to the addross of Sir J. Graham ...

... FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONLDENT. YU2;ERAL OF AN IrSHMA5AN-MURDERS IN LivunoooL- LiiEZZLXatEX'T BY A DuBLIN ArirnoUNTIcr, HaIS CAP- TURE, &'C. Liverpool. Monday. The mortal remains of Mr. Patrick Garvey, a native of tbe city of Armagh, late warehonseman in the firm of 3lflenry and Co., were interred in St. Anne's Catholic burial ground, Edge-hill, at four o'clock yesterday afternoon. The funeral ...

... REFORM! REFORM! I REFORUI! !! TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMSAE. SiR--Truth. is the same yesterday, to-day, and for ever.- The enclosed, though eight years' old, (published in the Philatomshrnpist, edited by me--number for June, 1&17), is but too applicable to our present times. Lamentable truths! IWill you be so good as to give it a place in your really independent journal, and you will much ...

... VISIT OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE LORD LIEUTE- NANT TO THE NATIONAL SCHOOLS OF WHITE- I FRIAR-STREET AND WESTLAND-ROW. n5 Yesterday, at three oclock, his Excellency the Bar] of he Carlisle visited the Female National Schools of Saint Peter',, tr. Whitefnlar-street,; ascompanied by his aid-do-camp, Captain he Fitzroy,:aid his private secretary, Mr. PFolaniby; He was In. received at the entrance to ...

... 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 ...