... 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- ...

... | 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 ...

... |-I HOUSE OFrIORDS-YIhRDAY (BY MAONETIC TELrEORAIPH-) The Earl of MA rLeBasuny, il reply to the Earl of Clarendon, repeated bis aesertinn tbat the Fronch and Austrian troops were about to withdraw from the Romer States at the direct request of the Papal governmon'. The French ambassador hai declared lately himself tha his government were most anxious to withdraw their troops. The law of debtor ...

... I= X4r, e i, , It a X t ~, X5 Clo0 I i ?? l t 01i t DUBLIN: TUESDAY. MARCEI 1. 1869. The Chancellor of the Exchequer introduced the Ministerial Reform Bill for England and Wales before a crowded and anxious house last night, prefacing the details of his measure by an assurance that it had the unanimous ap- proval of the Cabinet. We are indebted to the energy of the Magnetic Telegraph Com- ...

... TOE LAW OF LANDLORD AND TENANT. W. Neilson Hancock, LL.D., read at a meeting of the o Stotietical Society of Dublin, held on Friday evening, in the theatre of the Royal Dublin Society, Professor leN- t GRAm, JF.T.C.D., in the chair, tbe following paper on the ti psresent state of the law as to Tenants' Improvemnents, as explained by the judgment of th e Master of the Rolle, In tl the case of ...

... TillE ROOMK0EEWEILS BAI,. I The high estimation in which tle lclarilyso n iI kuomn yas 'T e Sick and Indigent RJonikeepeie' Suoleti, 3 held by the oite0ng geterally of every Olivs and crerd, was praotioally Illuetrated 13at night In the orowied ard fauhlonable attendance present at the annual ball given for the promotion of the funds nceary to extend, if possible. but to continue at all ...

... I CATHOLIC INrELLIGENCIE. The Rev. Joeepb Hasian, D.D., ole of the directors of the All Haliowal Collede, died on Saturday last, at is apaitment in the College. Tbis deservedly lamented young clergyman was a native of the diocese of Derry, and graduated qt All Hlallowv and afterwards at tho Propaganda, Rome.- He endeared himself to all Wb5D bad the happiness of hie ecquaintanco, and cloced a ...

... ITE ROMAN GOVERNMENT-CENTRAL ITALY. One would suppose, from the language in the House of Commons- and the London journals, that Central Italy was in the condition of one of those little South American republics which are never at peace, and knowv nothing ol Government, except by the sword. Lord Palmerston, not very favourably disposed to r Austria, pays her the compliment of saying that her ...

... The following la the bill brought end prepared by t Mr. Fitzroy, Mr. Filz,5orald, Lord John Ruessll, and U!r. Sergeant Deasy:- 3A Bil to substitute alh Ontkr r ?? Oath requtiredL lo be taken and subsrcribed by the Statute pa.T.wd ins t/e 'Tait/u ,year qr the reign of King George the 1Fourui iais thle 'euief qr hp Aligycty's Roman Cathoteubi,ctshjt. Wbereas by the act passed in tile tenth year ...

... FRIGHTFUL RAILWAY ACCrDopTs LF9mibSGTO, SATURaDY EV1XqSN(4 , LnAFAlLt4L 5JO, .3AOLJI(UY il.VOONINQtr ?? there occurred on the Rugby and lea 0toa t L°'itg (a branch of tbo Londou anI NorthWeslr oa il y accident by which three persons loot their an) D scene of ?? catastrophe, with the down Er. 3 The Leamington at 10.35 a m-, was about s c le£fr dou I town. The train consisted of a van, a ...

... -7 N- :: I = UILITARY AND NAVAL INTRuLLAGRNCR. Lteuteniont Colonel Sir'W. Rusaell, Bert., b P esho ag bieenu serving. with tbe 7th Dragoons during the war in Oade, is expected to return home in the course of April. . Rererve detaahmernts from the corps of driver and the battalions of Royal ArtillerY have been despatcedlil during the plst week in large numbers from Woolwich to lomtt. month, ...

... _ NEW iSSUTE OF MOORES MELODIES. - -1 ?? 11 .on~l AN b0ooi,1'1 IRISH MELODIES, Willt SIBIP1IO-tO rS AND AcCaOrtANIMrFTSNTS BY SIR JoHNsTEvaNSoel Mtus. Dotc, ,Naw _Eoriot, etiited by J. IV. Glover, Eea. (Doblin: Jdazes Jl,).-Nearly seven hundred 3 ears ago a writer, vwbe was utoet reluctant to admit that anything Irieh wao t oarliy of praiac, was compslltd to pay a memorabhl tribute to Irish ...