... The recent address of the president of the f Queen's College at Cork has come oppor- i tunely to remind us that noise does not always B mean moral influence, and that Dr. Cullen n and his episcopal brethren are not to be taken fi as representing the whole bulk of Roman Catholic opinion. Some Roman Catholics there are who still remember the traditions of that alliance with Liberalismi which ...

... IT L Y. WHILE the wishes of the Italians are sternly and cruelly discountenanced, the impossibility of solving the question of their future in any such, way as that indicated by the French Emperor becomes daily more and more apparent. Though the Moniteur, in announcing the signature of the last of the Zurich treaties, speaks of a congress of the European Powers as imminent, we know that, up to ...

... A TiE BLL.-Gas blills are,in In milita phrase, heavy charges on the light brigade. teMOWR N W hy. ?? k ow there tis a man It n In because. 'ha ha been o asP. Are you the mate?, said ama'i IPAT'S EIPLANNATION_,- ,-1reyigI t te Na I Npjw Orleane 10 the Irish cook of a ship lying in eort. ' o, . sral e, b I'm ?? man that boils the mnae. SOAPERS E'-OFte, being once annoyed' by a poor old ...

... The grand dr6amp '_?chb'hss recently been I enacted in the aause of 'talian independence grows more aud more interesting as it ap-' proacbes a denoiemen. Tbe position assumed by the Emperor of ?? in regard to the question of ?? of Central Italy is not a little perplexing, taking into account his.professions of di interestednesstbror-nghout. the campaign. He is. neither pleased with I Prince de ...

... COUNTY OF ANmTRIM.-In our publication of Friday wo mentioned the names of four gentlemen who had, accordilng to current report, been appointed to the Coliaiiission of' the Peace for this county by the present Lord Chancellor. We find that the names were correct, with one exception-that of J. Nlackenzie Shaw, Esq. The gentleman selected, and chose name should have appeared, is J. W. Stouppe ...

... THE ESTABLISHTED CIIURCIl. The Lord Bishop of Cashel has licensed the Rev. Charles Conry, AlB., to the Curacy or the Parish of St. John tile Bjipist, Cashel, on tht nomination of the Rector, the Very Rev. Ogle William Moore, leani of Cashel. Thle Bishdp of Columbia sailed from Southampton on Thursday afternoon. Ile has appointed tihe Rev. John Garrett, vicar of St. Paul, near Penzanee, as Ilis ...

... On Saturday Mr Gladstone was elected by the matriculated students to the important office of Rector ow the University. of Edinburgh. lie had a majority of 116 over his opponent, Lord Neavis, one of the judges of the Court of Session; the numbers-for the respective candidates being 643 and 527. On Saturday a man named Dorlwell, aged forty.two, expired in the Poplar Hospital, from the effects of ...

... MUTINY-THE N ARMY. THF, INDIAN MT. ..for I fL XX a .LLJfl J.1 -- - (From a Letter from Calcutta, in RlackW-ood'a 1Iagazine for coon 'November.) theories a dh It is very difficult, my dear General, to furnish au'. t local -whereby we may account for this recent convulsion, The I cc mnore we think about it here on the spot, the more grievously than 'perplexed and bewkidered we are. Thie real ...

... J ry. n . . IALD OFzr1E, Tuesday Morning. - BY.ELECTRIC TELEGR-APH. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. L The Paris journal Debats contains a Berlin letter, assert- dr ing tlat confidential circular to the ?? Am t bassadors, informs them that ?? Russia aid the Prin.b Regent ofl'russia, had had frequent interviews during I two days at Breslau, and are firmly convinced of the iden- tity of their viecws in all ...

... QUART.hRLY RETURN OF THE BIRTHS DEATHS, ~ ~ ~AND MARRIAGES FOR SCOTLAD.M The present report' embraces the births, deaths, and mar- riages recorded in all the districts of Scotland-1000 in numn- N ber-during the quarter ending 30th September, 1859. From the various returns, the state of the country appears to be highly satisfactory-the births having been rather above the average, the deaths ...

... The New York Times publishes'a letter from Professor T. S. Ca Lowe, the aeronaut, who proposes to undertake the aerial voyage to Europe in the City of New York balloon. Professor Lowe reposes great confidence in the efficacy of the apparatus he has devised for the accomplishment of his ufidertaking, and avows his determination, in case of disaster, to repair damages and try again. Some people ...

... A most amusing entertainment was given at the Literary and Scientific Institution of those works last Wednesday, by Mr. Basil Young, who in his truly panoramic peeps at modern life, managed to hit class foibles some good hard blows, though they were dealt in that good humoured manner which dis- arms resentment. His Opera without the Crush contained some very clever satire upon the haut ton. ...