... NATIONAL SCHOOLS-VISIT OF THE LORD LIEUTENANT. I The spring course of training in the above Institution, which I commenced in the middle of January, was formally closed yesterday, In the presence of hli Exoelleney the Lord Lieu- I tenant and a large number of visitors. The Commideloners of National Education ?? ?? Right lioun. Alexander E TMacdonoell, Resident Commielsoner. Rev. Dr. Iienry ...

... TO THE OCCUPYING TENANTS OF ULSTER. MY FIENDna-I feel that, under the present oircunm- stances of the tenant question, it may be expedient that I should address to you a few explanatory observations. You are aware, from the public papers, that a meeting was held, in Belfast, on the 19ah of May last, and that the object of this meeting was to lay the foundation for a permanent easo- aiation in ...

... NORTH DUBLIN UNION-YETR iDAY l MI *n fh~ chairI RauLp CueS&s: bisq., in tne cubar. Present-fiessrr. Cosgrave, Atkins, Dixon, J.P.; Nor. wood, D. F. Brady, VC.; E- Reilly, C. Dodd, Hyndman, Carton, Rourke, Thorp, Flansgai, Butler, Young, Loughnan, FergusonJ, 0Brien, J.P., French, Byrne, J. Norwood, Roper, J.P.; logan, AustinsLangan, Gavacan, lMalley, P. D.HIardy. STATEC OF THtS HOUsrc. ...

... I . - PARK OPERATIONS FOR JUNE The late eeasonable and genial rains have'considerably feol- U1tated reduclng the land to aproper tilth for getting in mangele and Awedes, the sowing of which has progressed rapidly, but the late period to which sowing the cereal crops had been protracted has, in many instances, retarded green crop sowing, whioh Is and should at this period be the chief ob- ject ...

... I We again remind our readers that a charity serman will he preached on to-norrow. iammediately after last miAS, in the Church of St. Iary, Haddington.road, and in the even- ing, at balf-past seven o&clock, in the Church of St. Mary, Stqr of the Sea, Iri3htown, in bhaalf of the sick poor visited nod relieved by the Sisters of Charity and the schoo a under their immediate care. We sincerely ...

... PASTORAL OF HIS GRACE THE ARCH- I I , BISHOP OF DUBLIN. Feae of Corpus Critesi. PAUL, BY THE GRACE OF GOD AND OF THE APOS- TOLIC SEE, ARCHBrsHOP, &c., PRIillATE OF IRE. LAND, AND DELEGATE APOSTOLIC. TO THE FAITHFUL OF THE DIOCESE OF DUBLIN. The Fectival of Corpus Christi, which we are to celebrate In a few days, was established by the Catholic Church, In order that her children might solemnly ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-YEsTEnDAY. I (BY MAGNSETIC TELEQOUAu.) Tbe house met at five o'clock. Lord Campbell's divorce bill was read a third time and passed. Lord KtlixAIRD moved the second reading of the smoke nuisance abatement (Scotland) bill. Lord CAXPBtLL, in support of the measure, referred to the beauty of Edinburgh, and at the same time to the prevs lance of the smoke nuisence in that city, ...

... I LATEST INTELLIGENCE, I BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. RIOTS AT BRUSSES. BRUSSrE, FRIDAY, 6 P.s.-Tbere 2S a large crowd as. sembled around the Palace shoating Viva I Roi, inter. miagled with cries of Baa lea Convents. The moj has broken the windows of the Jesuit College and the Csipctin Monastery. The civic guard is called Out. A squadron of Lancers and other troops have arrived. The Paris ...

... I TENANT-RIGET-TEE BALLOT. Mr. Sharman Crawford has addressed a communication to tbe Occupying Tenants of Ulster, shadowing forth the objects of the proposed Uliter Tenant-Hight Association.- After some details as to the new organizztion, Air. Crawford asys ?? will be proposed, as the general rule of the association, that no question of public policy shall be comprehended In its objects but ...

... (Gt1je cetta ' JIoltruxnai L)UB3LtN: MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1857. GREAT REVOLT IN LIDIA. MASSACRE AT IDELIII-A M90 UL Ki.NG 1'IWCLADILD. The news trom India is of -a most alarming cha- racter. While a number of noblemen and gentle men were celebrating the hundredth anniversary of the Battle of Piassy, which first gave the British a firm footing in the- Peninsula, and subscrip- tions were being ...

... ,N)c orcentanto 461trital DUBLIN: THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 187. TENTH REPORT ON THE POOR LAWS. The annual reports of the Poor Law Commis- sioners are records of a continuous decrease in the objects of public relief. They have reached their tenth Blue Book-a modest volume compared with the voluminous masses of paper which emanate from our official departments, and not the less wel- come and reachable ...

... LATEST h NTELLIGENCE, ,_ O AowE n IPVT,'VP- A ?? -- By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. 81C MA, AY ?? Sydenham, from Melbourne, is off pertl with 35O000 ounces of gold. °FRg~cs-_Au authentic history of the empire is about ob publibhed in Paris. The intention of effecting the coup j/tu communicated by Marshal Magnan to the generals f tb army of Pais, twenty in number. On the 26th of S vember tbey were sworn ...