... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... :I ' :q - . - .I D I PARTS,, WBRiNEBDA?, LVY INmG.-The London. tele- ~gree froma- Seinedated Monday (but eignafdcaotly 'iiarkad as -c6mlng through Germany), could have *ngdo no dupes but willing ones ae to a defeat and 4llht of Garibaldi an Say. The samer date from Birne, 'tbronah France. givcs quito an opposite a- 'iroit, mnd'on Tuesday no such dofeat or flight was known in Switarliand ...

... I THE SICK POOR-THE SISTERS OF.CHARITY. I a 'It has been oiten. and with ,trkat truth ranarked that ' it Is deeldoru, Indeed, that the Siowers of the illstr1iold order o.e Charityy- seek the aid of a ?? the aid of tbe benevolont through the ?? . ?? of a public appeal, notwithstanding the inoal- I ciCIeblI amount of real and' practical 'good they are ever silently achieving, and the immensity ...

... GORPo AI~ATWL I ADDBESi I .. O LOB vE.GL1TO*-. ~ To -LOB I I .A . I A cpecisl meeting ef. tbe town council was newu 1u1u dey in thb Oity Hall for the purpose of considering tbe propriety of presenting ae fareweil address to the Earl of Eglintolor bii retiremrit;friom the office of Lord Lieu- tenant.; The Ldsn Avosnt presided. ' JPhe . folloing memberi attended % Aldetmen -ROO. 7dL3 oylan, ?? ...

... PRINCE METrEENICH. The ?? Is an extract from the third cnnverea- tion betwe *n the late Prince Metternioh and M. Venillot. of te Univesit-a ?? I hiad a convereatlo. ?? the Prince, onoe day with Napoleon, when the Papa was at Stavtioa, a prisonter In tise baade of the Fr.nab. Napoleon had a o rtain sffea tion for me, he was aware that the Pope honoured me with his confidenes. and be said tt. ...

... MILITAARY PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. ?? . i .. WAR.O5'FICC, MAY .1. Corps of Royal Enoineera-Lieutenant General George Judd Harding, C Is, to be Colonel Commandant, vice Cardew, deceased. let Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Thomas Armstrong Gough, Gent, to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Fellowes, deceased. 2d Dragoon Guardo-Lieut Walter Colquhoun Grant, to be Captain, without purchase, vice Binir ...

... 'I : ~. FANATICISH.N TRE NORT. i . ?? . - i. 1 A curious movensent is in progress I thes North of Ite. ?? land amongst tht itIssenting. Protestant population which iis called a religinlis aweakelinn' The subjectS of the la eciteentarce aitlto be ~0 W h. ?? od pressed in the fanatical ry lauguaeo of the parties ftaged In it. Several public tu gatherings, not muliis6 revival meeting .01 ...

... I _ __ THE END OF DISOBEDIECE. a. On Monday Mr. WakloY resumed an inquest., which A was opened formsaly by him On S3aturday, at the 0astle public-bouse, in the Holloway-road, relative to the he death o! a young maol named John Andrew Coop= al =ndieston, the son of Mr. Huddleston, surgeon, of lie Cornmall-terreppe, Holloway, who was found dead In a :. field betweendlaremor t-cottsges and the ...

... TOR t IEQG OF TUAM Tbe whole townl ha bt'1 - quiet and its ervonse gIJ 1c tT red f bib -vm stialJ, ?? pti.w ue ceslesveaot i itl at the unexpected and strauge, r i lary by hlundredse. aahih0 of startling eight to aql bIPCI LAbtantrn.Ihed jrl why er wheiece tbhi formidab o e t tB tb3 C torat To this question w ;e Can PeaCO shell not eenture to assert ex ept on ninor t every station in this ...