... THE AMNESTY. - V - 4-_1~ -- _ ?? . .. . .. . I No doubt esema to be entertained that yesterdays' =a1t(aty is Compuptt and unlimited in all respects, that it ?? ths sponge over every past ofience, and ro- 115vea all pr0eooa from the action of the law of public safelty so ?? they hsall not have intcurred fresh ctOt- de'stiOtlonfrOM at~bultlbnsl The ?? givea sehgirapb;^ andoeF pordatne ly here, ...

... IMANIFESTO OF TFl E.MPEOR OF AUSTRIA. The following is a translation of the manifesto of a the Emperor of Auatrir, a aummary of wbich h f d already appesred u When all concedsions that were allowable and ?? t! with the dignity of the crown and the honour and welfat e of i the country, bave been exbausted, and when allattempts at a pacific arrangement have miecarried, there Is no room for ...

... DUBLIN: THURtSD-AY, JUSE 9, 1859. DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS. Our Magenta is in progress and will last longer than the battle ?? Ticino, though we trus. with more decided success on the aide uf the Libera's. The 'iBSuC has been very distinctly raised in the amendment. Immediateiy after the mover and seconder of the Address had felicitated the country on the value of a Conservative Ministry in the ...

... i CATHOLIC INTELLGRINB. | On Sunday last the Bight Rev. Dr. Goes, Bishop Vf Liverpool, adminietered the Spcraient of Cinstlop st Set. Augustine's Chuch, Praston. The nmubf con-a ;drrne1 wsfa 554 and each j~ssrsonwpsa atteetrled by.a-god- thb fatherand gmodther. 'etbne of the new Catholic 'On Tielesis alt~tthO iel in ftena ~b~cg ?? sf St. Ahtse ii i Aeetonl, was laid by the Right 00 Bev. Ds ...

... PIER HEAD, DUBLIN, t b° ~r+E 6-arrve t-~abl.a td t z , e~ T~ arc 1W eit 1t, Du m o aubrbg tip.e TOya Wi AX -n rUj; ^b seeamers. Liverjro!; Sea Nyu'i'I', em rv HObeYll;d _Jb Job26 Arre, Cbesrer, b~rlkd; e 1b110eiv twhleat; Eloi lel d~e Is i 1w oul.+ vfl CI~ Liteia to pootl, alt . Io~e, Cacn, wsi e4; LivslY LI-' 'Caeri ruir To .m~is Paikinsom, Njr'tee, fd ur: ,ercy Ji-,'eg Co rcoutil, pipecl ry ...

... I LAEST IINTELLIGENCE. THE WAR. THE EMPE110R9 OF AUSTRIA JOJDING HIS AR''Y, INSURRECTION IN THE VITELLINE. SWISS TROOPS ON THE SWISS FRONTIERS. DEFEAT OF GARIBALDT BY THE AUSTRIANS -HIS RETREAT. (Dr ?? rKLEGecAFH). (hSeutfr's Tele~ramre.) V.enna, Monday, 80th May. The Emperor yesterday on his journey to julia the army was accompanied by his brother, ?? Charles, by the hereditary Grand Doke of ...

... IptisLwN MONDAY, JULY 11, 1859. I ATTITUDE OF POPE PIUS. I Among the contributory causes to the or irmistice was the deportment oif the Sovereign bu Pontiff in the trying circumstances with which of as was eurrounided. It is the fashion in tic ' wellninformed circles to talk of the wauibg lei iduence of his spiritual power. Romances, ro novels, Impressions of Rome and all te -,be other ...

... i 11.1. , , , I .. J? , ? ? , . I -, I .. I I , . ; , - ?? 5, , . 11 's q - - ?? I a? , ? ?? ?. t Z? ?, -, 4. . , -? . t i?i ?? I !Diti;t; ?? WAY 80, 1859. TUE LIDEItAL LEADERS. List wek - i. was c~nfi-ently stated that Lord .-,!aersn and Lord John Russell had so far Iostored thitr pdi.ie or restraine_ their resent ,wne3 au to pay mtuial vigits, involving poli ?? objects not very ...

... De-ATf OF THE KIING OF hAPLES, There is nn ?? no mr -_ ,Z~e J-U U, &3 LiU LUrLssrne now. Tbe 'he killed King Ferdinand twelve molitbh c n yet he survived to hear of the great Iwaii t fr fingration ; but how it may end, andho n rk, own territory may be affected by the ch i sre which are likely to take place in the penln a time aloue can determine. Tbe last (ffi'ial ul Is. f the King was the ...

... I THE FOfRTIFICATiONS OF AST.WR. The Cotsad tiotnal thus comments upon the now fol ti. ficationeof Antwerp--At the end of July, 1809, between the battle of Wagram andtbh peace of Vienna, wh~lt the Emperor Napoleon L. was at the farthest part of M6yravla, the English threw 40,000 nmen, wupported by more than 800 vessels of war, Int3 the Iele of Walcheren, ate te month or tha Scheldt. Our ...

... - MILITARY ANDI NAVAL lNTRLLirBNCR. K o'f mcAnnevAY, oF Tnoors.-At eleven o'olock yesterday, 150 nton of all ranks belonging to tire second battalion of tiG t an It3th Regiment arrived at the Amic-ns-street ?? of e- the Drogheda Rasiway, from Newry. The troops havirng , En formed into marochin order, proceeded to ?? the terminus, from whence they departed for thle camp at tlre I in Carragh, ...

... COMMUNICATION BETWEEN DUBLIN, THE iNORTET, AND GALWAY. I (n00m OUs nPoRTmau.) I.ONDON, MONDAY.-The Committee of the House of Lords appointed to try the merits of the competing schemee of the Midland Great Weatern and the Dun- dalk and Enniskillen Company for a line from Cavan to Monaghan, to perfect the railwaycommunolation be- tween Galway and tho north and west, mat again (his morning. The ...