... I (FROM OURS OWN CORRESPONDENT.) DUBLIN, lVEDNESDAY, NOV. 16, Tar meeting last night ill the Round Ronm of the Rotando, convened by the Catholic Young Men's Societies of Dublin, to express their sympathy with the Pope in his present difficulties and dangers, was, as far as the attendance of respectable and notable Roman Catholics is concerned, a complete failure, notwithstanding the vain ...

... CORRESPON El.NC ULSTER RAILWAY.-LsnujitN, veller writes to us inquiring *T Ira, Company have not time-bils at thc stiatl atLY burn? a at Lis. TIHE ROYAL CHARTEE.-TFIE LATR CAPT~ TAYLOR. iTl TO Ti-lE EDITOR OF Tnl: BFLrAST yIiCs M 1. Stit-Will you allolr me to ocea PI, a sllwll the coltumns or your valunahe olirnal a -a , i express tlc thaniks whichl r and tlilly olittl, eidh r lto I have ...

... THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE AT THE AN- SION HOUSE., LONDON.; TUESDAY night, a coheerwZwflV s Wi r at the Mari- sion 11ouse, London, to maeet the Council of the Evangeilichl Alliance and ttirs intcrested in the unioe c'Engligh and ConLillental Chiis tiafl5. :Aong those preseot were-Sir JolI, Lawrenco and Lady Lawrence, Sir Henry HevellC, Bov. Sir William Dunbar, OCneral Alexaildei J. C. ...

... AMR. SMIT11 O'BRIEN'S LECTURE. (FnoM THEl4 TtMES.) VHAT an nnhappy being Rmust L)0_tbo agitator who has lived On into neglect and oblivion! One often wonfiers what becomes of' Infant Phenomflunons blow Master Betty passed his life after electrifying the town at tihe age of twelve, how Byroiic and spasmodic voungl po)ets feel when their Odes to In- finity are forgotie), and they have settled ...

... - - - FRANCE AND ENGLAND. (sF10MI TllE TIMES.) Wa adverted a fuen days ago, thoug not, wo thil, meore pointedly tha) tile case requires, to the shigll- Inr position which the Government and people of Fraice occupy withi' regard to this country. With our powerfail neighbour we are Ilot only at peae, bhit, nominally at least, on ternis ol' cordial f'ioenldship aund close alliance, wiile every ...

... NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, Wednesdaf Jforning. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] THE INTERVIEW AT BRESLAU. Great importance is attached in Germany to the recent meeting of the Emperor Alexander and the Prince of Prussia. The Russian and Prussian Cabinets will, it is asserted, follqw an identical policy on all great ques- tions. The absence of Austria at the Breslau inter- view is not intended as a menace, but ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL TIHE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. The follomingr gentlemen were admitted to holy orders, by the Lord Bishop of Killaloo, on Sunday the 20th inst., at the Cathedral, Killaloci- PuREsTrs-Riehard Corker Meaide, A.B.; George Stoney, A.B; Henry Massey, AX.; llarloe R. Flom- hig, AKB. DEAOOX-Philip Graydon Tibbs, A.B. AU impressive sermon was preached on the occa- sion by tie Rev. Somers 11. ...

... LATEST NEWSo ArE WS-JLE7TTE1? OFFICE, Friday illorning. rBV MAGNIETIC TELEGRAPH.] THE CONGRESS. SIGNING OF THE THREE TRENTIES. Zurich, Thursday, 6,10 .55. The three treaties have just been signed at the Hotel do Ville of Zurich. Zurich, Nov. 10. A message was received last night from Vienna, stating that Austria wonld consent to the financial settlementproposed by France-namely, that Anstria ...

... .NEIVS-LETTEP, OFFICE, Tuasday Morning. rl AGN KTIC TEIMEGRAPH.] TIlE REGENCY OF CENTRAL ITALY. Turin, November 14. The Piedraontese Gazette of to-day publishes the fol- lowing:- Prince de Carivinan gave an audience on Stilrday evening, at nine o'clock, to the Chevalier Mllghotti and the Chevalier Pervizzi, wilo had come to request the Prince to accept the Regency conferred on him by tho ...

... MERCANTILE EDUCATION.-THE QUEEN'S COLLEGE. YESTERnDcAY, a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held at their rooms, Waring Street, to receive a deputation from the authorities of Queeer's College, to explain the scheme adopted by the Council of the College for extending more effectually to young men intended for general pursuits or for mercantile life the advantages presenterl by the College ...

... INTriEST, NEWS. N S l FT7'A'R OFFICE, Saturdizy Aforssia7g. Itt NG N~f ETI Tt ELEG: Ril APH.] THE CONG R ESS . Vienna, Friday. O jlejaricleiicts Zeitung of this evening says it *gped that all the Powers wio signed the treaty IS i tie repreoented at the approaching Con- r ThI ilace where the Congress is to be held aq1%I lie Paris. Up to vesterday the invita. toi thi different Powers to take ...

... I FAIRS IN ULSTER -FrOR THE ENSUIN'aG W'EEI. A NcTaI.A-1dallycarry, Monday; Ballycastle, Taesdaji Larne, Thursday. Amis,ieo.-Arma,,h, Middleton, Thursday; Crossni: glen, I riday; Poyntzpass, Saturday. C.VAN.-Kilgohlb, Sivadlinbar, Monday; BallyjaDwei duff, Tuesday; Belturtbt, Thursday; Ballyconnell, Datrn, Saturday. DowN,-Kirkcuiblin, Monday; Saintfield, Wednesday; Downpatriek, Saturday. ...