... YESTERDAY'S DISPATCElS I (From firs Evening Fresman ef yesay.J F&ANCE AND AUSTRIA. tii Tho Paris Lcorreopondent of the 2imes, writing last 1 night, states that the manner in which the Emperor a addressed the Arstrian Ambassadors at new year's day 0a levee at the TullOeTie hbee produced an effeot in the a higher finacial regions whicb it Is diffcnlt to describe- s The Emperor, notwithstanding ...

... MARRIAGES IN IRELAND. A parliamentary paper, istued on Wednesday, con- ql talus voluminous tables relating to the Marriages ro- al gietered in Ireland during the year 1857. It consists P of a report, addressed by Mr. W. Donnelly to the Lord hi Lieutenant, to which are anbjoined abestracts, In which Ai GE the tables contained in tbherport are somewhat amplified, tci premising that Catholic ...

... THE MINISTRY-THE REFORM BILL. (FetObl OUR CORUeISPONDlqTe.) Londn, Tuesday Evening. The great Reform Bill of the Conservatives-sO long and so anxiously expected-was introduced last night, as was announced to you in your telegraphic despateb, amid an amount of excitement proportioned to the event, and, in a speech which, as regards ability and weight, is generally considered to have been worthy ...

... 1E R HlEAD. DUBLIN. ARUIVED Up TO 9 A.M. HAZCH 7.-WIND-AY-i-t. MAROUi fi-Arrlved-Vangnard, steamer, Qls9gO; Trafalgar, steamer, Liverpool; Tom Roper, NewportWOU-I Wave, and Sarah, Liverpool. Balt; Mary jaue, Inverned5, potatoes; Mary and Wave, Wexford, malt. Salled-Floyle, steamer, London; Windsor, and Timei, steamer, Liverpool; Hibernia. steamer, Holylesd. MDARCR ?? EgIliton, steamer. London; ...

... 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 ...

... 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 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I TE CATHOLIC SOLDIERS IN THE NAVY. ?? a _ A In the House of Commons on Friday night, Mr. BoseNNseY asked the late first Lord of the Adri_-. h rolty what steps the late Board of Admiralty had taken _ aith reference to the complaints which hbd been eubmit- tcd to the borrd ?? the reatment of Roman Ca- e tholic sailors in the royal navy ? 0c Sir J. P~xKiiaGom had no objectiec to answer the it ...

... 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 ...

... F R A2lC; e | PaRt Is, Jutoxe 7.-T~ie o ;oe P of tic -tti £O X yesterday, Toe Poesideit i iie.d th' O'Oth' be bait aot tbat Momont Dt ?? a trir : i dated from the * Ulead-rfo;rlrlti Of ?? 13 6th June, lt-past e; : bt e ttle mnorn mor.n of Vi*e Velpt re ! grc to d the OO President annoznral ?? a T7 Issm rn [he nest day at N i re lteame, in , Roggeot, M ?? F,,atid, ! iicisuer (f 'ie rs I dued ...

... EEPO~8 IJ'THE OFrAL BLN E I AND dF Tim M1USEUM OF1UIRIH IDUSTRY., These!interesting returns, though tteoordiaeg the progress of two distinct Lnastittiona,.yet seem to possess o'oertaln affloly to each other, as tegurda the ohareoter and value of the informatloo which they supply. TThe Royal Dubw lln Sooiety and the Muecum of Irhib Industry have certali important objects in oommoap tending ...