... NIiJTe ff eetga1w *olurltat DUBLIN: FRIDAY, APRIL 24. 1857. i | ~ ~THE CHIEF SECREr'ARYSHIP. Of Mr. Horsman's resignation there is now no t doubt, The office is vacant, and its duties are provisionally discharged by the Attorney-General, for on him, by ancient usage, devolves the task of I public administration next to, or in condjuction I with, the Lord Lieutenant. The wits of the Four e ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE i (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) TOR DANISH MINISEERUAL CRISIS. CoPamssIBAG, WEanaDAx-The cabinet arrangements make slow progress, owing to the difficulty of filling up the office of Minister of Foreign Affairs, lately vacant by the N*- signation of M. Scheele. The general impression is that, with the exception of M. Sodesle, the other ministers will return to their former posts. ...

... LATEST INTEILLIGENCE. YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. [BY MAGNETIC TLlEGrAPr.] A ME RICA. Liverpool, Friday Night. The Alps, Captain In-les, arrived at 0 r.m. She sailed from New York on thd 11th, in company with the New York steamer for Glasgow. She passed the steamer Glasgow, inward bound, on the 11th. She passed the America, onl April 17th, in lat. 43 O. long. 45.0, West. She brings 11o passeniers ...

... IN our paper of yesterday we published as full a report as our space would permit of tse speeches at the dinner given to Lord Edwin Hill, M.P., in Hills. borough, on Tuesday evening, to celebrate his trium- phant re-election as one of the representatives of the County of Down. From the Inte bour azt which our reporter arrived in Belfast from Hillsborougih, it was impossible to do more ...

... I - - H.U MOORE. M.P. Oa Thursday last Mr. Moore addresaed the people of West- port from one of the windows of Daly'a Hotel as ?? said-I have come here to-day, openly, and, as 1 hope, man- fUlly, to meet the people of Mayo, among whom I was born- to meet the people whom I have faithfully served-the people in whose cause I have sacridoed my own hop)a of personal ambition-the people whose love ...

... JO1-N'S WIFE. I was sittilng the other evening with my friend Join at his owa dinner table. I-Is wifo had just, left t! to our coffee-neither of us drink much Ville-and wo were both musing pleasantly, as mren are apt tc do after a good dinner. All at once I thougit oi John's. wife-a right pleasant subject-who, as I said before, had just left us. I suppose she went tc hush the uproar of her ...

... DUBLe 4IfrIS lATR tA AORIt0 DUBLIN: SATFURDAY, APRIL '2A, 1857. I | We have lately heard nothing about the Coi. mission of Inquiry by the Royal Agricultural So, ciety of England beyond the announcemnent that such a mission was intended. Several weeks have since elapsed, and the veterinary Professor, who was to have proceeded without delay conjointly with a German Professor to get him over the ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE I (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) Tgx SwiSs Qu sTios.-BsRnNzW2*=w)Y.-Dr. Kernt the Swiss envoy, has arrived from Parik and will be received by the FAdMrl Council to..morrow. AnesiA mmD MomoxroR.-The offal of Montenegro with Austria presents a favourable aspect. PARIS, WEDNESDAY NXaia.-The Three per Cents. ae lower, and closed at 69f. 80c. The Hermann, bound to New Yorr, which was ...

... i - - - -- , CATrjULIC CaUltCH. On the 22nd instant, at his residence in the parish of Clon- al10nd, the Rev. John O'Reilly, C.0. The death of this pious and exemplary priest has ceast a gloom over the entire diocese of Dromore, but tis prernature death has been most deeply felt in the parishes of Newry, Roetrevor, and Clonld- lond, where his spiritual ministrations for more than nine years ...

... THIE IRISH CHURCH EDUCATION SOCIETY. TII annual meeting of the Church Education Society has given the Times an opportunity for uttering anew its vindictive protest against the Protestant institutions of this country. The above Society in particular has been assailed in an angry philippic, abounding in the grossest misrepresen- tation, and the most virulent abuse. Because the gentlemen who ...

... SYNOD OF. THE ENGLISH PRESBYTERIAN ICHURCH. Tia annual meeting of this Synod commenced on Monday, in Newcastle, in tile John Knox Church, Clayton Streot West. The opening:sermon was preached by- the retiring Moderator, the Rev. Mr Lewis, of Dudley, from 2nd Timothy, i. 13. The Rev. W. M. Thompson, of Woolwich was unani- noonsly elected Moderator for~ the ensuing year. Oh Tuesday, a report bii ...

... UTINdS PLEDGES-THE, VERY REV. DR. We publish, in another column, a clear and con- clusive letter from the Very R1ev. Dr. M'Evoy, of Kelles, in reply to one elicited by his former letter, in which he very judiciously, and, as we think, tempe t rately remonstrated against the absurd pledge sought l to be enforced on the hustings by the hation news- paper. The Very Rev. Dr. M'Evoy did not ...