... I BY MAGNETIC TE- vlr^IrTa ^, r ^TDT% kLuuLsI (F Lultub-YESTRR1)At. Lord BROUGHAM called attention to tt ebk county court fees, whicb, he thought, shoua d be be o He also advocated the payment of equal and fxed Ik to couty coartiodgee. Lord PORTMAN thought that the salaies paid judges were Insufficient. Earl GRANVILLE perfectly agreed th t h from Lord Brougham, and promised that the matt ...

... I rFIELD DLA IN THE PHRMIX PARK. A military spectacle took place on 8aturday in the shape of a reviews5 at which all the troops at present in garrison, save those on guardi duty, were present. The several. ro- gmeuats were on the ground at nine o'doek in the mosning¢ and werpp9drawn up in order preparatory to the evolutions of a ield day. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, acceon panird by i ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 1. *1. I ADMINISTRATIVE REFORh. (Froihs ta ?? News.) 'iinisters having agreod to place themselves under tbe 1protectionof their Toryrivals, for the purpoeeof evadiog aelaiinistrative reform, they have contrived to obtain a cl%- joaity of sevsn to. one. What impression this maucticvie and its immenlia'te succeas may have upon then mind of tthe coantry, it were premature, perhaps, to say. There ...

... i FROM. OUR LONDON CORRESPONE, I. London, WeM U vYAWAI& zaSEH ItAILWAYE6 The bill introduced by Mr. Butt and Mr. Besamsh to amend the Irish railways act of 1851, and to make farther provisions in respect to the acquisition of lands for railways in Irelandd baa beeu amended in committee aid reprinted. The bill is to apply to railways autherised in this session awl heretofore authori ed, and ...

... IBY N IWAGNETIC TEL EGRAPHIS HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. The leases and sales of settled estates bill and the infants, marriage bill were considered as amended, end the amend- ments were agreed to. The metropolitan limitation of houra' of labour bill, on- the motion of the ERAodf aet.- bury, wes referred to a select committee. The gold (dnger) rings bill was read a second time. The Cambridge Uni ...

... T BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. OFFICIAL DISPATCH. ENGLISH LOSS ON THE 7Tx AND gm OF JiLE Killed-Non-contnissioned officers, drummers, and privates .12.. ?? 12t Wounded ?? ?? .. .10 Missing ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 15 NOMINAL RErURN OF OFFICERS WOUNDED BMr TIM 4TH AND 8TH OF Jaxur. let Royals, 2d Battalion-Lieutenants Bellaw, Stuart, And Legge. 8d ?? Ambrose and Lientenma Breedon. 7th-Major Mills, Captain ...

... I NAVAL AND 'MilTiR; 'ItX !L -.G1 A I The trtopirat present undernorderaf for the Crlmea, Ana gtationd; in theseveral bgnracks in Dublin,, fr5 O 5Wp5e6 for lrmmediaee embarkation. Tbe ship intended to oonVOY them left Queen8town on Satarday with troops from Cork. aud ia Iourly epeteaid at Ki gatown. On the arrival of the tran- sport t*o hundred of the U2d regiment, at present stationed inlthe ...

... CATHOLIC 01crBOH. I Tgx CE2113EEOSIRSI OF CORs17& OM=leT AT RATRMINES.' -Ns a recur with pleasure to the magnificent and appropriate itf ?? with which the festival and octave of Corpse, Itu Chriatt were celebrated at the church of our Imnmaciuate lel3 Lady of Refuage, Ratbnilnes, and wbich formed the uparcet be approach to the beautiful religious functions of the samebholy !p season on the ...