... Tue following is from the Jfoni,,eur of Tuesday, upon passport regulations:_ The Government of the Emperor has recently decreed in the netter of passports various measures which have had the effect not only of re-establishing upon all parts of our frontiers the facilities of comn- munication consecrated by cuStom, and which has been temporarily stispendeid, hut also of granting now' favours ...

... T'IfI C ( N S 'TALJ U f A It 'V. il ~'%e',s.i.,'rece 1tiy appoillt('d to Dalildrilll Castiel is abont, to leave, ti oitn aii excilanige to aieotlair district. 1Ie Will be SiiCCCUld bvt .Ur M. Jircre- toll, S. l. An addlress is a!iout hoiig plresonted IIV thi, inllati- tants ol'Stroktislowii to Captain il3ita ho V wh,1oi thas been conniected wil tht constabiilary it tltat neigh- touhitoilod ...

... PARIS GOSSIP AND CUIIT-CIHAT. PARIS, WEDSESDAY EV-.NING.-A sillsy par21grala has gone tlhe round of German papers, about a pro- jected intervierv at Studtgard between Napoleon 111. and tile Kaiser Franz JoseLph. Nothing of tile sort wvas evvr contemplated on tins side of the Rhine; and tihe collision is just as imlminrent as ever, tihough i ilre Afoniteur has ailstained ireni relproduhcirg ...

... THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. The Rev. Georga Pope, for the first time since his arrival in Ireland, preached an eloquent discourse at the Mariners' Church, Kingston, on Sunday. On Monday last, the Rev. Edmond Trouton, curate of Carlow parish, was waited on by Messrs. Robert MAlicolmson and Thomns Stoyte, churchwardens, Mr. Thomas Edwards, and Mr. F. Al. Spoing, for the pur- pose of presenting him, ...

... .NWIS-LETTEMR QF CE', Satur day Mlorning. DEATH OF TILE MING OF NALPLES. FROM Tll: MORNING POST.) PariS, Thlursday Evening. 11.40 '.3l. A despatch has just arrived from Vicnna, annoulnc- ing the death of theo King of Naples, which took place that morning. The Morningr Post contains a leading article on the event. It says:-'1 Death has quitted his buoy ocenpation in the dungeons at Naples to ...

... THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY AND (rRO31 THE DERRY SuNTINEL.) Tnis is an age in which the progress of science is deservedly made matter of boasting, but it appears that there are parties who are well disposed to pre- vent the public from enjoying the fall beuefits which science is calculated to confer, unless on terms which will gratify private avarice. The Magnetic Telegraph Company have ...

... INTERMEDIATTE EDUCATION. ASSEMBLY'S ~DEPUTATION TO THlE LORD LIEUTENANT. o.x Thursday last, ii deputation fromt thle General .AscimlhlyS Counirrttue Oil Inturirreiltato Edulcaltion ,visted ipol 1tis Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, by3 ,ippi)ifliOti nt, at Dublin Castlec. Trho followiirg con-_ stitirted Iliii) doplttIitiot) -Tire Rev. Jointr Johnrston, 3ladclelitoi% the 11ev. Di-, Wilson, ...

... NORTIl-EAST AGRIUULTURAL ASSOCIATION OF IRELAND. Truie mnnual meet ing of tihis assnoiation was helrl at the society's Ollice, Castle Chamlbers, yesterday. I Amonlgst tile meellters present were-The LorlC l3ishop of 13own anti Connor; Colonel Forde, Mi.P.; Cluirles Doitrlass, D.L.; Thos. Walklington, J.P.; John XV. (rer, J.P.; Andrew Templeton, Robert Shaiv, Alexander ])Vchson, Jonatihanu ...

... TIHE WATER BOARD, IT has become a matter of general observation that the weekly meetings of tho Water Board are fast de- generating into opportunities for discussion oni per- sonal matters, in which thie puiblic take. no interest, and which are often romoic from the real trusts wvhicl the Commissioners are clcted to dischargo. We re. gret to say that these observatiois are but too well founded ...

... iNTS-IJTTER OFFICE, Monday Moningy, A MN E R I C A . The screI steamer racioc, of the Lovor line, ar- rived at Galway yesterday (Stnday), at noon. She briugs Ameiricant nevs tip to a recent date. Oni the 19th instant sho encountered a sevoro ]I1''iCalle, whicil wasihed hr btilivarks and boats away. Site lizs brought 1G first-cluss passengers, 30 second- c:lss, an'.l abovo 100 third-class. ...

... RAILWAY TIMIL-TABL E [ARnANaID For. ITllCI NIW8-LUTTIfR.] T'RAINS Will leave for the undernlenttionedl places fromi and to Bclfast, on weck days, at the ftllolving hours From Belfast. To lieltilst. O. 0 30 aml; 2, 4 30 pm Antrim 7 C, I( P-, aii7n; 2 eS 8 el. 12 11; 4 10 pm ; A-lilgh elare 7!11 .,.; aa1 .;1 4 5 p. 7 15 ping 7 01 1pi14 7, 8 Rlee; 12 n, 4 30, Arniagh 7 20, D lo cil, 12 i1, | 71 N ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. II.-Yes. Win received, on Friday evening,, a CIY copy ar- very lengthened letter from Mlessrs. Alacroi'y, fion, & lloyd to tile Board or Water Coionikasiomueis. hi cxtrenie length prevented us fiom inserting thisi coi unnication on Saturday; and, two of'r Conil temporaries having published, it is not now neces- sary fov ius to occupy space with it., particularly :as its ...