... (Prose the. Times' Xeto York Correspondaent.) NEW YoRic, OCTOBuER 14.-Picture to yourself the immense crowd that tour years ago lined the Strand to witness the funeral procession of' the Duke of Wellington, all clothed in masculine habiliments, the universal black smoke-pipe of London exchanged for the mnany coloured slouched hats of Nosw York, the smooth-shaved faces covered with beards and ...

... I a5at -aa? , ifitu'll. Riels'FonREcncN'NS FOR INOr.-The last accounts From ?? state that the ship) Stiltall had passed that island, conveying 266 men of thlc 69th Regimncnt to Alexanidi'it, onu their way to India. It. wns said that the 57th Regimient was, about to snill for the saime destinitionl. N,\VAL APPOIiYTMENTS.-ThIe following appoint- meits wvere madc on Wednesday afternoon at the ...

... RESTRICTIONS ON TIHE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS. AT the Marlboroughb Strect Policc Court, on Tuesday, Lyons and Sioleford. a brace of donkey-lnngcd itine- rant vendors of ' third editions, were charged with being drunk, and vociferatinig in St. James's Square, to the aruoyance of niembors of various clabs. Inspector LEST'EM said thoe men 1Vere bawling ont that authentic information mad just bcen ...

... Opsosrrros; has in many instances only served to strengthen and increase that which it was intended to destroy, and of this we ]itave another proof in the late proceedings which have taken place in this town. The mob of Belfast at the bidding of somc bigots, caused disturbances in our town, and used every means to put a stop to religious services in the open-air, but. their opposition only ...

... . 6altslastitat. TIHE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. The Lord Bisbop of Ossory Ferns and Leigbilin, beld an ordination in the Cathedral Church of St. Canice, on Sunday last. The following were the can- didlates ?? Penrose, A.B., of Magfdalen-lall, Oxford, for thle Curacy of Castle- comor, in the Diocese of Ossory; and John Bristow, A.B., of the University of Trinity College, Dublin, for the Cmracy of ...

... BRITISH IASSOCIATION. T11 Proceedings of the Association wero oan Wednes- day brought to a formal and most satisfactory con- clhsion. SECTION A. MATHEMATICAL ANID PRIYSICAL SCIENOE. This section met at ten o'clock, and tile chair was s'ibsequtently taken by the President, the Rev, Dr. Mi14 J. JI AIu rrv read a papier containing A pro- posal tor the estalishmnt of a uniformll ?? of timic ovcr ...

... A BUBBLE BURtST.-TIEi TENANT RIGHT AGITATION. TilE agitation in regard to Tenant-Right has long since ceased in Ulster. The tenantry of the pro- vincC in the enjoyment of great prosperity, at peacc with their landlords, and thoroughly sick of Teuauit-Right meetings and Tenant-Right mob orators, gave up nll interest in the wild ?? that, previous to 1852, convulsed the country. But the Tenant ...

... ?? [BY MA(GNETIC TELEGRAPH.] HOUSE OF LORDS-YEsTERIDAY: LORD CAMPBELL moved for a Select Committee to consider whether the privileges of reporting in Courts of Law might not be extended to the reports of Parliament, and other assemblies ; and also for a Select Committee to consider the expediency of changing the method of examining witnesses before that House. Both motions were agreed to. Lord ...

... ?jl-010. zw? partly X0,14104 [B M ?? T ?? 1: L E QA WxA r 11.3 NESl`VS.I'TER OFFICI., 1 o'cloel; rn.N ?? tBBAS ?? 31arseilies, Sunday. fru;. tru n ;n'i'lla of thle Hjil states that A]ulmio 1- 1 ls, t-etilor witl Ilis squadoellt, hd ell i Ieot, \\i lth cil ceremiony by the 'i~krIil ?? t'ie * F1. letoc' naval division,mnid , l. :tl iih ?? 5.AJl lal 301B et Willauinez, nt jf1'e nwliie ho gave to ...

... THE IRISH-] SOCIETY. TIE annual meeting of this society was held yesterday, 2-Ltb instant, in the Wellington lMaIl, May, Street. Among tlose present were-Rev. T. F. Miller, Vicar; Rev. Dr Drew; Revds. John Wrixon, Theophilus Camp- bell, E. J. Ilartrick, W. Anderson, Charles Allen, A. Dameon, Thomias Roe, John Drury (member of the (le putatioe), Joseph S Bell (depeuation secretar), Edwvard ...

... MORE .1IISREPEESENTATIONS OF THE BANVIYEIR. Oust members aro too good. Even party malice can. not find any vulierable poiit on which to assail them. No reason has been offered why the electors shou'd consent to see either of them superseded, and the organs of the disaffected fowe, amongst us, call only vent their spleen ini vague generalities of abusive mis- representatiun. Had 3lr Cairnis or ...

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