... I MILITARY PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES WAR OFFICE, JUNE B. 3d Light Dragoons-Lieutenant General P A Lautour, C B, to be Colonel, vice General Lord C S Manners, K C B. de- ceased. 28d Foot-Lteutenant General H Rainey, C B, to be Colo- nel, vice Lieutenant General S r G C D'Agullar, K B, de. ceased. 5ad Foot-tientenrnt Gsnertal7WrntLeraud tobe Coloniel vice Lieutenant General Sir J M'Donald, C B, ...

... it ^. ?? . TTE CATHOLIC CHURCH. : . , I CV- .^(teBsCRTrOii 'oW' CLODO11 CATHOLIc, CssImUUSp-On '66~idzoylsio i-B n-inh O h6' hndsy last~kmnew Catholio Church of St. JosephiCaledorr, l.- *iit'cbirsi*d by his Grace the Primate. About :tweve e.: G'4d1o the p`iooesion of prelate; clergymen, 'aud acoljtes ?? ,tr ld fera: the veetry, :nd ?? proceeded downuthls rla | da 'p55sed In'to the yard. The ...

... THE DUBLIN HOSPITALS- VISIT OrF TtirE LORD | LIEUTENANT. ; 1 I On Friday the Lord Lieutenaent vislted the eardwioke Fever Hospital, the Whitworth Medical Hospital, and the Richmond Surgical llospital, North Brunswiek-itreet, and wae received by Dr. Corrigan, Physielan-in-Ordlnory to the Queen; Dr. Banks, Dr. U. M. h'Dowel, Dr. Gordon, Kurgeone Hutton, Fleming, Adams, Hamilton, and'Smith; ...

... OPBERATE BOOT MqD SHOEMAKERS' ABBOOIA- I I 'TION-&,AREGATF'T .TRADE.. M 'F f f }& A numerously iattended and respectable nieetlig oF ti'S V above trade was0 held yesterdsy in the Lieture Theatre of the PC Meehanica' Institutlon, for the purpose of takilg into codelt th deration the present condition and proespects df 1i!d trade PC generally, and alto of deteamining on the best 1 S10111 it ...

... 1Th9 c r et: ?Iat 3 ntn:ai THE IRISH CONVICT PRISONS. The criminal statistics of A country are generally .looked upon as amongst the most certain indices of the social and moral condition of the people-and when'the oharacter of the offiences, the causet out of which they. spriDg, and the treatment of.the cri. minals within 'our prisons are'all carefully analysed, we believe few more ...

... IRISH RAlLWAY RETURNS, MAD? DP Tro R 1sEIPEATOElO DATES A31 UNDER: Name of Railways 1a865 1s4 a£; . d,- :l a. d. reat Southern & Western (June 2j 6246 7 15 6419 13 9 24ldland Great Western (June81 .. 2901 8 8 2684 10 10 Dublin and KItgeotuwn (June 5) ,. 1129 14 9 1582 4 3 Dublin and Drogheda (June G . 1408 2 a 1291 0 61 Ulster (May 26) .. ,. 1229 5 2 100 2 b Belfast und Htallysnena (June 2) ...

... CONVOUATION. Both houses of convocation assembled on Thursday for the despatch of business, in the upper house. The Arcbbi- shop of Canterbury took the chair. The Bishop of London read a report, recommending an address to her Majesty, praying her to sanction the sitting of convocation as an acting body, and to remove those re- strictions which made it now a merely deliberative insti- tution ...

... I GROCERS' AND VINTN sIOCIE Mda There was a special general meeting held on w euneuwy, convened by advertisement, to elect an additional trustee, as also to transact other business. Mr. PATrICK DusNN in the chair. Mr. J. O'Reilly handed in his renewed subscription. Mr. M. Bourke handed in from Mr. Purcell, braws-founder, Thomas-street, a year's renewed subscription. Mr. J. Tronson handed in ...

... I' ': TUEM WAR' ' ' S | don T~liHE -2IMEA. Tbe London oxtiog papers do not contain any teiegra- ot- c nii' ewafrom the seat o f war;: but the ?? ~d ipta. 'n leading article, says the bombardment of Sobsitopdl baS Sn s 4eun resumed, ead an assault is looked fdr., Tnh c6untry cannot long ba in suspense as to the razult. Ig -RUSSIA. a An imperial ukase has. beea issued, ordeeing taht baptised ...

... l) 4c $reuataiv 3iournt DUBLIN: THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 8bi I I TilE wAR. The news from the Siwash comes in slowly. Every day forte are not to be bombarded and ocru magazines destroyed. The chores of the Puaid det do not sufficiently abound in butte for the steagu flotilla to afford such a quick succession of attackm as characterised the first week of its appearan The demolition of Genitschi appears ...

... I -- ?? HOUSE OF COMMONS-YESTERDAY. Mr. Tite took the oaths and his seat for Bath, in the room of Mr. Phinn, appointed secretary to the Admiralty. The public libraries and museums bill went through com- mittee. The public libraries (Ireland) bill also went through com- mittee. MAYNOOTa COLLEGE. A great number of petitions having been presented against the Maynooth Grant. The adjourned debate ...

... I BY MA GNETC TELEGRAPIL OFFICIAL FRENCH DESPATCHEM. spatohes of the sucemes at Sebastopol and in the aft o Azoff. They ae nearlye Idenidal with the quth d'i, patches, which appeared Iin ysterday'. Faintxa . The French CommaFh ?? i ays ter: * evening, 7th of June, we took possesion of slzty.twe g In the captured redoubtS. Thirteen officers were MM, pd. aernere. O ar loss is considerable, a ...