... 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 ...

... GREAT S1,AI 'REFORM 1 DE10M S[RA1IO - AT TIHE -ROTUNDO. . :, 1 ivriin;? number Pticesuart to a roriualition signed isy EL large un-lues liv V .ttl'tJ5o ro~itjori ad intion.,c, reperesenting tice rel .riae ca5:to, 1J intil st in the COtuntry, ia inst nu- lic ms si ?? i h Wilte il~ iettnlg was ho0ld in the R.'ai at IZ,)sleu llottnud. yotordasy, '1 tO promote P~,rilltdiiiltiry thl J.,forrsl, thci ...

... CATEOLIC INTELLIGENCE. RHoSPTIoN OF A POSTULANT AT (CAr.oW Psss55 TATION CtorrviTN. -Oa Thursday, the Srd or Zdhrch, Mkis Rche (Sister Mary Bernard) leceived the Whi:e ve I at the hands of the Bishop of Eildare and LWigh!a The sermon was preacbed by tbe Rev. 3S Hughee, P21t11 priest of Naae. Several clergymeo. inclidin the yORsD ledy'j late parish priest, the Rev. Cznon Roche, of E88 Michria's ...

... I PALDIERSTON'S LAST MOVE. Lord (F, ont the Tiviies.) Lord Pahnarston is crul c;.ouh b to urge thie govern- Oers, went to persevere with their bill even on cost singular Esq. terms. Ile is prepar6d to see Lord Detby and his col- leergues reducing themielres to the nicro (4ficers of g to the house, supplying formis snd menterials for debate, diz. tr in tributirg tho etatistice that srd called ...

... r , Ix._ . 2 . I ,t (Fs'.om Ille 'Econsonietr.J N (,Ffonb the ,cmelorm f te Ez The assurance given by the Chancellotof the Es- rchequer In ibti House of Commons last night, that ar. rangementa have been made for the simultaneous eva- cuatlon of the Papal Statee by the forces of France 'ud I Austria with the consent of the Papal government, and I the promlee afforded by tho ?? of our Freech Am- ...

... Til I-'H ?? E . -. In the House of Lord6 on FridsY night the miarquis o Londonderry, irt a tone altnost 'inaudible, offersd.-ome bbsorvationa relative td.the magistrae9 of Iaelarl .Tho present Lord ClancIlo-ris,,ad a4dpeeed o letter to the lords lieutenant ot cooitlee oa thaitbiect. Hat eneloeed a list of the county magl4trop pe ggo ?? that reaob I e~isbtd for a revision oft ?? ioo4. ...

... A SCENE IN LMTER IIALL. A meeliag was held on Thursday evening ia Ex. at r Eall, for the purpose of considering thi dangerous to ldonc s of the non Catholic oaths bill, nnd to framn petitions to parliament against it. JO11N BINrGHnAMr, Esq., oaning boon called to the cbAir, in a brief speech incroduced Trhi Rev. Mr. ?? to move the first resolution That, as a bill had boen laid be!oro ...

... THE BARRBINGTON LEOTURES. W. H. Jemison, Eeq, LL.B. (one of the Barrington Lecturers), delivered a lecture last evening in the theatre of the Royal Dublin Society Houeo ' on the position and interests of the labonring classes. In the course of his observations he referred to tho effects produced by the Introductlon of machinery as a substi- tute for manuel labour. He proceeded to show that ...

... 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; ...

... 1{SE, OFk' COMMONS-YtK'nAY, (BY MAtGNEtIo TRLEGrOAPS). THE QCRMN'S COLLEGES, Mr. BEa1tcH asked tbe Cnief Secretary for Ireland whether he had any objection to lay on the tabie the correepondarica tehich has peaead between the presidents of the Queeon' Cull gos in Ireland and the Irinh go- vernment, on the r nidence of the preaidente in their respective college5. Lord NAAS gave his consent, and ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE LON DON. TURsDAY RVBNr ?? £AJ1WUUNg LUe bL fVrStaG .VIRNINGjTbe event of a morning aitting ij tbe taiddle of Mbl8 I13 significant to be passed over withourt a Word of ch tel The Governmtent, finding tbehrielvoe pr ELI °Or0tI to bring the Church-rate quectien to an iBBG I tid0 give Sir John Trelawney, tDC champon t, ?? morning sitting all to hitmeelf. TL t iol, a o'clock ...

... i FRANCE AND THi-CRISIS. l The Moniteur of Tuesday publishes the following article, a telegraphic Suamary of which has already 5ppeared:- A portion of Germany pre'en.s at the prl'3;'s inoment a spectacle which saldens aod astonias sU W. A vague, indefinite question, which touches upon tht I most delicate problems, as well as upon tbte highest iotereats, suddenly arises in the Political world. ...