... ! DUBLIN MEXCANIO5 INS'ITUTE. H The half-yearly meetiog of the members of the abovebody was held last evening in the theatre of the instittite, Lower Abbey-street. On the motion of Mr. Wall, eeonded by Mr. Burke, the ehair was taken, at half-past eight o'clock, by Mr. TRMArs A. Bowuax. The Chairman briefly addressed the meeting, hoping that they would abstain from all recr~minalition, and ?? ...

... The following appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday:- TIME CRIMEA. I Lo - - _ 4A. L - E. The coriespoisdence 1, it. Use Crimea is to June 80th. On the 28th the following itI maphic despatch from Lord Pan- miure was iosued in au uludr ok the day. 'Ihe dispatch is dated June 22nd, the day on which the news of the 18th reached England A- I have her Majesty's command to ex- press her grief ...

... Liverpool, Saturday Evening. The United States mail steamship Baltic, Captain Com- stock, sailed for New York direct this morning with a large number of passengers. She will be followed by the Cunard screw steamer Lebanon, which takes her departure for Niew York on Tuesday. The next incoming steamer is the America. She was to salt from Boston oa the 18th instant, and may, consequently, be ...

... I BY AGETIC TELEGRAPH, HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAy. In reply to Lord LxNDIHRuwsT, The LORD CIIANCELLOB etated that the report or the statute land commission would be laid on the table in a day or two, Lord LYtwo DURST said, with respect to the oath b tion. b 1l, he had been so earnestly urged both by Bapporttra and opponents of the measure not to proceed with it Oant.i count of the late period of ...

... FACTION PAND' PARTY. imO or IBI& TREEMAO.' OF B . , ,day, July et, .1855. ~rp-;Alow sm , throrigh the medium of your patriotic paper, to i1vite ii blic atterition totb the ita oon doct of 'h r ned:rtcto aind besiso end,~hi& $&ii rob'. warden ol ilL GMor e'sjpari,.who'atthenrlak ot the Iupp- t~tion of a breach of the Sabbath, have xiot shrunk from vincing th*ir ultra loyalty In directing the ...

... (FIBO1 OtlB COILRESPNDUN'T.) Liverpool, Sunday Evening. Advices from Melbourne to the 26th April reached this port this'evening, being one week later than that' brought by tha steamer Paciic. From thence we glean the following infomation:- 7 The Melbourne journals were opposing very strongly the proposition of an export duty on gold as an lot of injustice to the' tainer, and as a tax imposed ...

... IBY MAGNETIC EEGRA1 Loriomr, TuzaiDAy, NXnz P.--A Imnmense quantity of rain has fallen to-day. A supplementary Ordnance estimate hawiearel today. The additional vote required amounts to 841,188L, ofwbig sum 140,0001. Is for wooden huts. Messrs. Strahan, Paul, and Bates, bankers, were to-day brought from the House of Detention, and appears ^ forma at the Court of Bankruptcy. Their examtioni b ...

... THE NEW JUDGE-MR. J. S. WILLES. AOR- The.Doily Ndwos has the foloin observations on tihe ele- tiom vationnof this dlstingnished Irishman to a seat on tile English the bench:- L 1After sixteenl years service Mr. Justice Maule has retired wsne from the bench of the common Pleas. Distinguished in his but youth-for be was Senior Wrangler at Cambridge, in 1810 - day .ho has been eminent AS a judge ...

... I . . I . . ,, Liverpool, Saturday Evening. The British and North American Royal Mail steam-ship Asia, Captain Lott, sailed for Boston this afternoon with a large number of passengers and the usual weekly mails The next, incoming steamer is the Baltic, which was to sail from New Yotk on the 11th iast.; she may be ex- pected to arrive here in-the morning. Two vessels took their departure for ...

... T H-I E )T A R. TIl 1E S I EGE OPF S EBAS TO0PO0LJ (Feom t/ce SpeeclCe''s e/c t ofC/e TVeecs.) CAMIP iicREnt SnceIASTeon.L, Jean~ 2 .-Ties seed] hVt~v lfte 1, ehiechi I ees~s tebligeel to ieetu'ci'ept onl tic el Tflpatute' of ties cn IOi, is soeen fiicciedot. T]Ies boieeis ce vilates' a icrive nibserL evitaitn I knew itl oiei tillies-o-let teem's ofI' hoI ieewet' feer teseens live VI'S -' ...

... As tranu ncedlt~l in Ouri last pitiblliettiofl, it puiblie britetk- fiii , having for its (object the i nau zai'atien of thel above society1, was hell oii Friday ierurin't, Iti-t, at the Euroipean Hoeld, Bolios Stret, Dittdiii. \Xe havie already published at list of these ir'escnt lit the break- facst. We tic -Ivcgv a portion Of tl so ae 'licho its tie)' weeo r'epoetb'd inl the Drib/ia ...

... AGR IC U LT U RE, DOWNPATRICK UNION AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S CATTLE SHOW. Tit: first show of horses, black cattle, shrep,pigs adli fiarming implements of this very prosperous society _fornmerly the Lecale Farinting Society-toolk place in Downpatricl;, on Tuesday, in the old Brewery Yard, old Newry Road, tlot. was extremely well at- teonded. There was aL very large show of stock of ali lkinds, ...