... -- ?? -7 . I?-Oa. Vve e I a ?? w5 3,hn'l t ? 4 t. DUBLIN1: SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1859. 1 _ DEPOSITION AND RESTORATION. The deposition of Swvereigne i8 b:come an ordinary affair. Tho ncv or rather revived pro- Cess of detbroning Kings, whose family stems are traced back to the middle ages, and to whom the majority of their'subjects rendered willing, because grateful, obedience, is one of thosE ...

... 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, ...

... THE NINE SOURS' MOVEMENT. I M,.- 41 7V172M.1 tbat (Fom flee 25me5.) ,at Nothing has occurred within the last twenty-four hours in any way to alter the position in whioh the rmaster builders oi the metropolis and their former workl mfn stand to each other. The men on their side are hopeful and resolute, and many of them avow them- 'lg selves ready to endure temporary privations in the hope ...

... THE ravW OaF PATENTS. . . . . - At the Liverpool assizss, last week, the following im- portant ?? v. Lr.;!e-wast tried. It was art ectior for the infringamernt of a patent for polishing cotton tbrese by the application of friction to the ?? WWheC in tbe fik, aopd while in a 'state of mesar.s of braashes 1 T'be delendiant, by -his pleas, denied the i~i- fringemont, and also alleged that the ...

... TUIE AZTEC LILIPUTIANS I Some years bhve elapsed ginls these tvo Interesting |peolmens of a 6estion of the human race, whose origin anddescent lhava long beeneubjtots of ethnological inquiry snd ciecusslon, were first oubmitted to public in- opeation DublihN under the guardianehip of Mr. Anderson. b~cet of our readers are of course cognizant of the ceflicting opinions pron *unced by Englih ...

... I - WORKS OF NATVONAL DEFENCE. The Gazcee contains the nominations of the coDZes. sioners appointed by her Majesty to inquire into the preoeat state of the fortiffcations for defence of the United Ringdom, and for oxemioing all works aS prro sent in progresa for the improvement thereof, and for considering the most effectual means of rendering ebe same completo, especially all such works as ...

... I LAMT [[N ELLIGENCE |I BY IAGNETIC TBLEG.RAP DX aI ttUNLJL Ut 'LLE(3RAiPE - (Reater's Tekplm.) Zzricb, 25th Yesterday the French and Sirdinian p 2eo 5tir,. held a conference. M. de Bourqauen l bae rel,,d courier of the cabinet of Paris. Count Collorado had alight attack of apoplexy yesterday evening, but 4 better to-day. Harseilles 25t.b The steamer from Alexandria brilge the Otbjolaiad ...

... ROYAL IRPISH REGIMENT. THE I8 rh ltf ftt1f of yesterday, the anniversary of tho presentatuon ON fnew colofrs to the first battalion of this noble native ragiment, which had so heroically illrifrated their prowess in many a bloody and hard fought battle, and in many a campaign in which all the patient en- furanre, self denial, and dashing bravery of the Irish Soldier wete called into active ...

... I ?? A-- ?? (rcori OVA cORsRtOsPONDNT.) Gaiway, Wednesday Eveniog. Notwithstanding the uncertain nature of the iccoants ai yet received here, I can say, upon tho beat authority' that there is yet open a strong probability that the pro. I prietore of the Great Eastern may be induced to accept the proposal of Mr. Lover, and sail their ship from this port. More than that I cannot undortake to ...

... (From the EvgxmtuI FneEMAJN of yesterday.) 1TA LI. Tbe 7imes publishes the daspatcb in which the Sardi- Ulan Envoy at Florence Invited the Government of the Grand Duke of Tuacany to join in the war against AuM- tria. The document is ot great lengtb, and is dated April, three days before the movement which overthrew the dynasty. M. Farini, Dictator of Modena and Parma, has issued a decree ...

... I (From the Dai' INSws of yesterday.) Yesterday, in consequence of some failure or misop prehension of the arrangements for the distribution of tho money amongst somu of the labourers locked out, a considerable number of that body who received no part of the dividend assembled bar re t'he Paviours' Arms, and from their language and demeanour it soon became evident tbat they bad some grievance ...

... THE HARVEST-THE CROPS. m_ ?? t . - . ?? ?? _ I The delighetr'i weather wbich has followed the recent rains has hastened the ripening of all cereals, so much ao, tbat a large portion of the oats, wheat, and barley onrpa has already been cut down, and tbe harveat in geuerai'tbls season, notwithetanding tbe lateness of the epring, promises to be the earliest we have had for many years past. The ...