... IRELAND AND THE IRISE. I (FiOU OUR OW: CORRESPONDEIN.) DUBLIN, FRmIAY-He is a wise man in his generation who with all his wordly affairs running tolerably smooth, and having a fair mount of money in his purse, or a respectable balance at his bankers, akes his departure from walled cities or crowded and unhealthy towns, and determined to enjoy rural scenery and tranquillity during this fleeting ...

... (FROM ova ONVe ConRRSPONDENTs.) ITho following appeared ia our Evening Edition of yesterday]: PARIS, IOXDIAY EvENGso. The Pays has received a letter from London, dated yesterday, which states that according to a wide-spread rumour the question of the Principali- ties had entered into a nowv phase, and that, follow- inr the precedent of the affair of Bolgrad, the ex- isting diltbrences will be ...

... TO CORREBPONDENTS. We eanuOt, MEA AYR 0ROH STM5ONS. takB ?? outselre the responsibility of rafuwiv a88. HENRY HALronD.-We canot uvdertoke to insert unMP- ported statements, affecting the arater even of in- formera. C. ALDaELO -The advertisement ehall certainly disappear. JAMEs MASTE5s.-We think a county court judge would look upon it a3 a quarterly tenancy. ItADXoA-Oertainiy not. A. B. C. ...

... The journeymen coopers of Wolverhampton are in their 14th week of strike, through their masters wish- ing to reduce their wages. On Mondayafternoon an elderly female of respeetable appearance threw herself Into the Thames a short distance below the Brunswick wharf, and was drowned. A Dutch corvette passed through Spithead on Mon- day evening, and saluted thegarrison with twenty- one guns, ...

... OUR CONTEMPORARIZO. ponvIXG VALOUR AND B RNINGo FvERB,- (Ies )-Any one of our readere whose hard fortune iS w5B to be compelled to move about the town yester. even with althe cool comforts of duok troweers ad the relief of Hansom cabs, can without any great effort of imeagination conceive what his feelings would have been bad he performed the same sultry gymeas- ties in the regulation dress of ...

... U.4VIVERSITY OF LOSDO2V7 M. B. FIRST EXAMINATION.-1857. . FIRST DIVISIOX. Adams, Samuel Hoppus, University College. Alford, Henry Jamnes, University College. Carter, Robert, University Cvllege. Cayley, William, King's College. Cooke, Johit, St. Thomas's Hospital. Cousins, John Wari, St. Thomas's Hospital. Crowfoot, William Miller, St. Bartholomnew's Hospital. )arbham, Arthur Edward, Guy's ...

... TOWN EDITION. SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 1857. Foll details, both from India and China, have followed the telegraphic announcements to which we referred last week, but merely amplify the summary already in the hands of readers. The conduct of General BARNARtD before Delhi, appears to have been most vigorous and saga- cious. He hurried onwards to the city, and finding the mutineers in position outside ...

... PORTSMOUTH, AuGUST 9. E The Admiralty yacht Osborne arrived in harbour yeaterday from the western ports, to which she had conveyed ? the Board of Admiralty on their annual inspection. The 't board landed at Portland on Friday afternoon, comprising a the First Lord the Right Hio. Sir Charles Wood, Bart., M.P. ; Captain Milne, Sir B. W. Walker. eurvejor of the a navy; Commodore Eden, of the ...

... COURT C RCULAR. OSBORNE, AuGsrr 13. The Queen and Prince Consort, Printc Princess Royal, Princess Alice, and the yo,,fredh the children, embarked in the Fairy yesterday aft ger royq steamed towards the Needles. tteaorl itl The Fairy returned to Osborne at a quarter before e o'dlock. __ _ _ __ Lord and Lady Brougham have left street for Broughiam-hall. The Bon. Mrs. Bosville has left the St. GC ...

... [r.0aol1 our0 OWNV CORRESPONDENT.] LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY. By bile arrival of the screw steam ship North Ailiericant, Captain Grange, we are placed in pos- 6OtiolU of later advices from Montreal aud Quebec tbhn lre'vious1v received. The North. American sailed from Quebec on the it llrt., alrrd in addition to a large cargo of neer- CNlardise Ih s brolugh0t 150 passengers, but iso epecie. Ii ...

... CORFU, Auc. 4. Yesterday, Sir John Young closed the Legislative Session with the following speech: Mr. President and Gentlemen,-In closing the session, which has now exceeded the constitutional term, I have to congratulate you and myselfon the fact that, for the first time since the reforms, the whole period has elapsed without the necessity arising for any interruption on the part of the ...

... 7 c (From our Special Commissioner.) EiNCHIESTER. THE ANCOATS DISTRICT - COTTONRSPIN- NINGt-WAGES-THE HOUSES AND HABITS OF THE LAnOURING POPULATION. TO THE EDITOR OF REYNOLDS'S XEWSSPUR. SIR,-A stranger visiting Manchester, the metro- tropolis of the cotton trade, is apt to be deceived by external appearances. He travels through its prin- cipal streets; beholds massive warehouses and elegant ...