... THE CATTLE DIUERAIN. There are few subjects affecting the -interests of the agri- tb cultural classes of these countries of greater importance at hl toe present moment than the malignant typhus or murrain IlI now fast spreading in Central Europe, and the introduction d, of which into the United Kingdom would be attended with re the most calamitous consequences. There ia reason to hope at that ...

... i THE FRENCHIRANSATLANTIC STRAM-PACKEI TS. MI.- 8. IL- ?? ?? A - . ?? - .. I Ane souowwag li sue expianasory statement of tihe jonseil ?? submitted, with the project of ?? laid before the Corps Leglalatif, for the establishment of a line of transat- lamtic iteamers:- Tide service Is intended to embrace three grand lines of communication. The first, with the United States ; the second, with ...

... 'Ebe reetaittt JoltuatL DUBLIN: MONDAY, MAY 4, 1857. MEDICAL CHARITIES REPOBT FOB 1856. The Medical Charities Act has been five yeara in operation-with very considerable benefit to the community and comparatively small expense. Such institutions, when well managed, are of the utmost social importance. They diffuse an intelligent ap- preciation of medical skill among the people, and check that ...

... W - - - W I WATERFORD AND KILKENNY RA.ILWAY. LoONOo, TixuRsDApY.-Tbe half-yearly meeting of this company was hold yesterday at the London Tavern, the Earl of Beesborough in the chair. The report, an abstract of which has appeared in the FREEMAorN, was read by the se- cretary. The Chairman, in moving the adoption of the report, said the directors regretted that they were not able to present a ...

... IARM OPERATIONS FOR MALY. Though May is the chief month for preparing for ana getting in the green crops, particularly Swedes and mangels, we know that the very rainy season we have had for the past seven or eight weeks has greatly retarded oat and barley sow- ing, and that an anxiety to get in as great a breadth of those cereal crops will command first attention; still we hops that more than ...

... ATELLIGENCE. I In Jgk MGNETIC TEL4EGRAP~H) (hA AMERICA. fRIDAY ByJV1Lw3G.-The Ericsson arrived at P La55'°lh48 pas gs913SO specie. The Bermrann arrived I 09P'01' rk Mfy 6tb, and the Leopold, 7th. A private P 't d tedo I ashbigton, May 9th, says- The Preei-. Ibe5 deClo0 e r proposition of Lord Napier for the It the osaw negociltions with reference to Centrel qenlag ° ffa wbich wele based on ...

... (a) See his speech at the Tenant League Conference in Ja- nuary last. (I ) See his epeech at the meeting in Dublin in January last. THE ARBY, Major-General Joseph Paterson, who was gazetted on the set Instant to be Colonel Commandant of the Coth reglument of riffeb, vice Lieutenant-General Thomas Bunbury, deceased, served with a corps of cavalry as a volunteer in the rebellio.n In Ireland In ...

... LIntSUICK AND FOYNES RAILWAY-OPENING OF THE LNE TO A5REATON. (FRoX! OUR cORREPSIPOND5ISN.) AsZOEAToO, TUECDAY, MlAY 12.-The opening of Lk further section of the above named l'ne for public traffic, this day, has brought thu little town of Aakeaton, with all its antiquities and itS a11OdiltiOnO Of the past, within the range of railway comrnilibetiOni, and opened up to the tonrist another large ...

... I_ _ -- , . -. . . - - - t I.. Io On Wednesday the county members of Bucks, Mr. Dis- raeli and Mr. DuPre, dined at the Farmers' Ordinary, when, in responding to his health, Mr. Disraeli made the following observations on the important subject of parlia- mentary reform. Eo said- With regard to parliamentary reform I would presume to say this, that I have no preju- dices in favour of the ...

... XNATIONAL MODEL SCHOOL-VISIT OF THE I ?? LoLORD JIEUTENANqT. Yesterday his Excellency the Earl of Carlisle pida o isit to this section of the National 8chool4 AIlbooigbetrest. He arrived at the Institution at half-pust twelve o'cdocrk, an proceeded immdiately to the boyes school, where he ws received by Mr. D. O'Sulliva, hee d of that department. There were assembled ia the room about six ...

... I . _'ITISEH AsSOCIA S CoMMITTEES. __.S - -- AL ?? n._bo * h. sloth A meeting of the Reception Committee and CV n seamnD ocal committees of the British Association was hebl at thre i o'clock on Saturday, at the Board Room, Royal DabUts Society House, The Right Honourable the LoBD M&YoR in the chair. The minutes of the last meeting having been rend and confirmed, Mr. L. E. Foot said that the ...

... a- ROYAL H;OarCULTURAL SOCIETY OF IRELAND. I - - . AA C .& IAd.. I The fo1lowing aro the prizes awarded at the Society's May Exhibition, beld at the Rotundo on Thursday:- SZOTIXo I- L&ATS--PRIVANE GAUtDPNS. Exotic Orchids (Six)-Flrst ?? Hot the Lord Chancellor, Hazelbrook; gardener, Mr Byers. (No llt fur- nished). Second ?? Bewley Eeq, Reo0isville, Eilaokrock; gardener, Mr Joyce; for Vanda ...