... I - . I ciwix!HCI OF ?? MARY STATll Or, THE SE.A. etc: Scarculy at ?? pa555es over Without; our being railed Go0 oil to reco~rd soni-,c urcmoniel of tili churc]ht ?? tint1 ilustrating in a forcible end strikding manner the pro- It gross and( dcvclopenset of the Saving influences of reli- l ia, gion. 'This state of things is not confined to this city, the chli but applies getterally to Ireland ...

... . . . . ?? _1 .- . , 1 - . att. vlonnety Tne toegisirar-txeneral, tins just rtmtvul tl another of thiose interesting agricultural statistical re- ti turnh, showing, in statute acres, the extent of land under tl crops in thc years 1858 and 1859, from which we take , tile annexed particulars:- o ASsTRAcT O0V THiE GIXERAL CROPS. l 1858. 18009. Increase. e Cease. IN Acres. Acreq. Acres. Acres. tl ...

... SXTURDAY .s DISPATCES- I [Th- foiifl9 ?? eared in the EVY=G? FzA3w of TITALIAN AFFAIBS I The Post regrartis the Italian compbeatioan as very seriovs, and the position of the Emperor Napoleon as ettremely e iharrs sin. g le has undertaken the ape. cial protetion of the Papal Goverlnent, 'and also of Italian libe;;y. The Papal power and Italian liberty are in open warfare. it is almost certain ...

... I NORTH DUBLIN UNIOYESTBUDAT. Mr. HaNEy M'F~srA1rs, pro id'd. Trhe other g~uardians present ?? 3 J iuUea, Mr J1 Archhsld, Mr Th^omasB Aekins, Mr C Dodtd, Dr D F Brady. Mr G Tlherp, Csptsln Lin~dsay, DL, 3 P. Mr 3 tlorwood, V O. Mr W Gral em, MNr M Gaevaenr, M~r Thomnaa COsgravs, Ii; Ded IngR ~tram, Mr N Htone. |r 3~~ DOFd MTnrr ktoessE.-lfatO5 remaintag 6a per last weekly return, 1,892; ...

... ELECTION INTELLIGEYCE. ClTr OF DUBLIN- A very numerous snd respectabla mesting of Lebaral electors was held at the Prince of Wales Eotel, PrInces. street, yesterday, pursuant to aidjournment, for the pur- cse of sa lectiang candidates to contest the represeutition of the city of Dablin on the Liberal interest, Tbe meeting was addres~ed by several of the most irdirti- tial aud leading members ...

... LATESI' L4EhLLIGEINCl, THE WAR! AUSI RI AN OPERAT k TS. DESTRUCTION.OF THE TELEGRTHS, SEISURE (F SALDINY SHIPS. THE AUSTRIAN MAaCII INTO PIEDISON'r. DEPARTURE OF THE FREENCH AIINIS. TER FROM VIENNA. DENMARK AND FIANC E. THE AUSTiIAN ARNY. P. SSAGE OF 1E E TICINO. DEPARTURE OF FBENCs TROOPS FOR ITALY. SAPL INIA AND SPAIN. iMANNING OF THE ENGLISH NAVY. (BY liAGSE*IC TELEGRAPH) Lxcou, Smsdal, ...

... GALWAY IIARBIOUr-ADMIRIALTY REPORT. ?? folio wing is a copy of- the report lately Jaside to itthe Admirriltvby Captain Washington, R.N., Captain S IVetch, Eli', a-id Mr. Barry Gibbmnq, CE., on the Celia- istlitiai and requireimente of the port and barb.-ur cm, Gaiway ~ 1,London, 80th November, 1888. I 'Sin-The Instruatlions of the Lords Commissioners of a the Admiralty with reference to Galway ...

... TBE GALWAY LIN4 O AMERICAN PACKETS. | t BMr lORSALi, in the House of Commons, on Tues. day, called attention to the subject of the intended mail service betwean Galway and America, and moved for a I copy of all corrospondence connected tberswltb. He had tlno hostility, be said, to the proposed communication -between Galway and America, nor was he Influenced by Bany Liverpool feeling, because ...

... oESTERDA.Y'S DISPATC!IIS. | (Flom the ICvewing Fleenrrua of yesterday.) of UMIM~'BATTL1 OiF' MIAGENTA, de( YUBTIOR PATITICULARSLi. AUSTRIAN BULLETIN-ALAIR2ING TUMULTS to AT MILAN. tile The 2imes recaived the following telegram from Its prc Vienna correspondont:- Lo Vioona, Monday, 8 a m. sec The following official bulletin has been received co h Milan, June 4, 9 30 p.m. In the neighbourhood ...

... HIOUISE OF COMbIONS-YEsTERDAY, (BY O5AONETIC 'TErLEORAPH,) The tramweaye (Ireland) bill wau committed pro BANKRUPTCY LAWS. Lord J. RussELT. moved tce second reading of the bankruptcy and insolvency bill. hir. BAINES supported the mcSaure, whicb did away witb thie impolitic and unreasonable distinction between baokruptcy and insolvency, and comnbined ia one act the provisions which were na7w ...

... (FROMr OUsR CORRESPOtNDBTST) TuALER, SATUEDAY.-ThSe conduct of the orrown ir setting aside every Catholic who answered to his natne when the jury was being empannelled to arS Sallivan has excited the strongetfeeliugs of indligeation amongst the Catholics of this county. The gontlemen who were so ungraciously and offensively ordered to stan d aside I are all men of tbe highest respectability, ...

... | MR. AND PUS. GEBRAN REED. It is now four yearn since Mr, 5nd Mre. Getnasn Reed lave been bofore the pubilc with their eculilarly elegant and original entetatnume't, and the conelueilou of this, their fourtll campatgn, but proves the triumphant hold they have attained on the estimation and appreciation of utre lieges, and the immeasurable distance they have left all their wouldube oompetitors ...