... it,_ Cardinal Wi'eman, in responding to the toast of his health, at the banquet in Ballinasloe, said that everythin e he had seen or had shared in since he oalrv to ireland, :nd espacially since he came to flalinaslo, w as so impressed with kindness that the hat last mark of their respect which he now desired to nce thank them for could hardly surprise him. He should in frankness admit that ...

... g ortign zutfiftylict. THE TREATY WITH CHINA. The following are the terms in which the Jotrnal tie St. petersbouri announces the conclusion of peace with China: On the 7t1. (19th) of August, Licut.-Colonel Martynow arrived at St. Petersburg, and immediately left forPoter. hof. This officer, deapatched as courier by Count Patiatine, accomplished the journey from Tienl-Ting in fifty days, ...

... F P E Ii M A 8 0 B Y. MIleetings for Next Week. Monday, August 30th.-Lodge, Pythagorean (No. 91), Globe Hotel Greenwich. Wedneeday, September let. Grand Lodge. at Eight. Lodge, Weet- minater and ?? (No. lO), Freemaeons' Tavern. Thureday.-Lodge, Yarborough (No. 812), George Hotel, Commsaoial. Saturday.-General Committee Boye' School, BRTrew LonoE (No. 8.)-A Ledge of Emergency wae holrjen at the ...

... FLOATING BATTERIES AND BOMBEPROOF I BATTERING ROCKET APPARATUS TO THtE ZErTOn OP THEl DAILY NEWS. SlPr,-The discovery of the principle upon whieh the Misting floating batteries are made bomb-prooftis mmvo.. ooily ascilbed to the Emperor of the French. In ISM, while visitirg steel manufactories in Sheffleld I noticed with great interest the effect produced ugona etal by hammera of enormous ...

... H1 ,; .. , . -R . ?? Ad OMMONS.' A corsoda ?? ;the ,Camp of tdatmaca~ir -4 -MO4t4fipm ordereto the Am ?? pun ch_ to UtveiI, it ?? ~ ~ ~ i~~ns~ f.S erp1ig ~I Federal Gdovernumest, hqaodedp~fci~y. 'He. 'ceosureqr -Preeident, Buchana foe-. ter cer awih Iiift. mons, and,,~ays, .ls U, ds voe eeie, amples could have. beeni mde._the Vlin rsbhave, -sudkced, the peopidfkoni their llgience the vital p ...

... REPUBLICAN -VERSUS ROYAL :UANitY. The true criterion of- civilization is 'humanity. When passion is'placed in subjection to reason._ pride and selfishness sle6ordinated to justiceu.-revehge and ferocity, neutralized and counteracted by mercy and benevolence-thei'-we have civilizatsou.n.iu its highest and niost glorious manifestation.: This is as trbe' of a nation as of an indiviidual_ 'Let us ...

... TE18 EVEN~ffe, LIVING TOO FAST.-And TEHZ MERCHANT YNYICE. Mr.E1rsca. 0. Keaa.-Open at ba-paet a. LYCEUM. Txls EVENIN. EXTREMBS. kess. Emery. flarrett, n Ioers; Mm 0. Young. Mr.. and Roies .-Saommn-oAtd THlE DANCING BARBEft. Mr. JaMeS ElIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDU. ruos DAY-Moranlng Sh. 20m.- Aftermoon. 6a. 40m. To=mouow-.1orning. eb. ?? fternon, Ca. 29,. LONDON MONDA, AUGUST30. THE mission of ...

... THE LATE LAKIMENTABLE ACCIDENT NEAR PORTADOWN, (FROM OUR OWN CoRRrsPONDENT.) POnTADOWN, MONDAY, Aun, 30. ARTuR ICtrlARDSoX KAY, Esq., Coroner, proceeded to hear forther evidence in this case on this morning, at 10 o'clock. F. WV. 3PBlain, Esq., LL.D., Nowry, with Mri. D. MPIllaill, of tho liln of' Ross, Todd, & Co., solicitors, Newry, appeared to wlatich the proceedings on hehalf of the ...

... 31R. DICKENS' READINGS. TO TIIE EDITOR OF TIIE BVLFAST NEWVS-Li1'TE1., Slit-I think it r ight to bring to your notice the manner in which the alTangemlients were carried out in tile Victoria Mill yester(lay evening. (il enterilig prior to tile colnuieiecement of A;. Dickens' retiling, I fullnd that tile reserved seats, Nos. 78, 79, and 80, which had been engaged for my 1partyl were already ...

... pi5trict Selo. THE RAILWAY CATASTROPHE NEAR DUDLEY. Up to last night no further deaths had resulted from this lamentable casualty, nor is there anything new to commusicate respecting it. The railway authorities and the friends of the parties injured are busily engaged in looking up evidence to lay before the Coroner and Jery at the adjourned inquest to-inorrow, and no doubt manlly interesting ...

... AUlIMENTATION OF OUR COAST . DEFENCBS. 115( Fore-warned, fore-armied. 1d n otwithistanding thre great desire for a general peace onl butath pat o ou 11LerhaitsIamiufacturers, and commercial ax usga ,thr ssareyoeo teis who would not be Ps.17 eprdt eitapbi nutt h ountry as he would ease, jrveafrnsdiocainruiewuld snake re i5 his n arfceihro esno rpry in defence c o fl tentnsdseiy.S ...

... (By Blecric and InteroffaUW Telegraph.) OppoE, TE111FLE BUILDINGS, NEW SRnEnT. THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. A special general court wvas held yesterday, for confirm- ing the annuity of £2,000 per annum to Sir John Law- rence, for his distinguished services in India. The resolution having been put, Mr. Jones sored the omission of the words, long and distinguished services, as they expressed ...