... TIX1l PERSIAN TREATYV We (Times) have received the following telegraphic despatch from our Vienna correspondent:- V ienna, Saturday Evening, May 30 Mr. Stevens, British Consul at Teheran, arrived here to- day with the ratified Anglo-Persian treaty, He leaves for London this evening. FR A N C P. (From the Globe's Correspondence.) Paris, Sunday Evening. I The Afoniteur contains a circular ...

... 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 ...

... TEE OATES BILL. The very, decisive majority with which the House of Commons on Monday rej, cted Mr. Dleasy's amendment I )n on the Oaths Bill is rather a proof that the time chosen 1i ;a- for urging that amendment was considered inopportune, o - than that the reasons Advanced in support of it were we regarded as unsatisfactory. Nothing, in fact, approach. Ii 2e ing to ad argisiiigseitvwas ...

... T f i SE-A-fORlE MfAILS. POST-OFFIcE, LONDON, FRIDAY. ! Y'ailo i from London. SOUTHAMPTON 5STATION. (By Daynfail V e o~ n O pai , and Gib- 7th , I7t~i, an d1 Voebon, RpainR nd ri 27th ofevery it~az ?? -month. G~braitar. Malta, 3F-pt, 4th & 2Qth :evion,. India, &o. of ever- mnth. P meng, Sinzaoore and 4tr of every i~~hina. ~ m o nth.. ?? Packet Dnu,. *Jane 16. June 20. June 20. Br'.iseB ...

... PORTSMOUT , PORTSEA, & GOSPORT HOSPIT L. | tn. TQ t~ie lh)ITO of thoek a#m- Tiam ea i ; Ia, mouth-4A one of 'the originators of the ?? Ports.. ed. ment ospital I have read with deep regret an adver. open i.your. last paper,,convertirgea meeting~of its h v -subscies'agitate afresh the only'question whiph has' be ever imperilled the prosperity and 'advanement e of that ths ',The mattier on which ...

... hrave ROYA VICTORIA YACHT CLUB.-The annual general havemeeingof the members of the R.V.Y.C. took place at ~an o*~~bthd Rouse Tavern, St. Sames's-street, London, re ise nthe23 uIt., the CommodoreGH ces e. inal. in the chair. The followiing members of the club were presenit :Viee.Admiral Sir A. Clifford, Bart., ca.ii 7hite Higlgt Hon. Lord Newborough, R. Arabin. REq. A. S. .Os. ;iRlliptt, Esq., ...

... I Since Wednesday, four nsore bodies have been meet o reoee.one on ThursdaY evening, which was identified Pondell as that of Beni. Batty, of Luandhil ged 22; an the othe Wit- thre ysteday(Frday) morning, were identified as those by tile of Joseph Goodall, Of Lendhill, aged 24; William Cus H.resie of Lundhill, aged 19;- and James Smith, ot Lundhill, aged rsd 23. They were all found in the ...

... URYSTAL PALACE COMPA?' ITS PRoSPBBOUS CONDITION. -- We have much pleasure zin publishing the following analysis of the directors' refort, to be o presented to the aharehiolderO at the fifth aunu~lg r~enqrmecting-tO-11roiIW. The tlotal revs oft the 3 eccmpacnn d.uring the last ysar was £115,627 6s. 8d,' and thoie ipefses £87,871 l9s. ld, abowng~a reft ofIi7,W %,7# o theyear's opera- ticons ...