... LENTEN PASTORALS THE brosT staY. Dlt. DIXON, SAhe Most Rev. Dr, Dixou, Lord Archbishop of Ar- magb, in his Pastoral, after baving specified the regula- tion he boo made for the observance of Lent in the arch- dlocese of Armagh, says W e oogbt at this time to pray nuach for the Church of Chriet, which ii suffering in many places, where a fierce penecutiou rages against our brnthern-and ...

... TO THE WDITOR OF THII FRKHOISlDAN. Dublin, February 28. Simt-In reading your isite of thie day I wee etruck by an article tahea efrom the 1edcal Presm, which statedi that tbey would rejoice to see Dr. Davys, of Swoyde, elected coroner, ai that office would not inter- fere with the discharge of his other duties. Now, in ry opinion, it would ioterfere very much with his other outies. fiuppose, ...

... ACKNOWLEUGMENTS. The Very Rev Dr SprAtt and the Committe of St, Peter's Orphanage, 4, York street (late Aungler street), beg to acknowledge having received for the use of the orphans from Anonymous 21 lO; aleo 51 pe Messrs F Connolly and H J Witohell, the bequest of the late James Connolly, Eeq. The Committee of the Catholic Institution for the Deaf and Dumb gratefully acknowledge the receipt ...

... I| - 8rABTIORIB OF THE BRITISH ARMY. (Corrected up to thb 27ch of Janrary, 1866, Inclusive,) Where two Places are mentioned, Uint lst-nomed Is that at Which the Depot of the etgiment is stationed. CAVARY. hurst; 2d bst, Malta, Park- lst Life Guards-..Hydo Park huratL 2d Life Gu'rds-Windror 23d-Ist bat, Bengal, Wet- Rtoyal liorme Guards-iRgeint's mer; 2d battalion, Gibra- Park. tar, Walmer. lst ...

... KINGST6WN IMPROVEMENTS. The arbitrators, Messre. J. Fiebbourne, chairman; W. P. Prendergast, and J. Rynd, named to adjudicate on the widening of the entrance to Kingetown-avenue, sat yesterday in the Town Hall, Kingstown. Mr. John Lalor, solicitor appeared for the Town Commiesioners, Mr. Reeves, jun., solicitor, for Lords Longford and De Vescl, and Mr. Casey, solicitor, for Mr. P. W. Bryan. ...

... I THE EDIUCATION QUESTION. I IMPORTANT DEBATE IN PARLIAMENT The following is a full report of what took pl4ce in the House of Commons on Thursday evening ?? The house having gone into committee of supply, Sir R. Peel ?? moving the vote for public edu- cation in Ireland it is usual to make a few observa- tiona, but the 6ubject has been so mucs discussed during last year and the year previous ...

... g;1y Xternn'ts &oxtrInal. DUBLIN: MONDAY. AUGUST 10, 1863. TO-DAY we have intelligence from New York to th 29th ult. The Federals bad suffered a repulie fnm Fort Wagner. President Davie, it is said, bad oot & commissioner to the Emperor Napoleon, propinia ea alliance rffensive and defensive, and offering to ackaew ledge the French protectorate of Mexico, and to ?? some modification of the ...

... PAS8BGER COMMUNICATION BETIVENI ENGLAND AND IRELAND. (ireac OUB RESPORTsE.) LONDON, WzPNX5OAY.-Tho select c3mmittee ap. ointed to consider what steps should be taken to inm- orove the harbour of Holyhead met again yesterday to conideor tbair repoat The chair was taken by Colonel Dunne, and the fol- owiang bon. members were ?? French, Lgrd Naas, Colonel Herbert, Colonel Pennant, lMr. Lyard, Mr. ...

... The Evening Post of last night says :-The Earl of Leitrim has been superseded in the Commission of the Peace for the counties of Donegal, Leitrim, and Gal- *DISTRESS-THE LORD LIEUTENANT. The Sisters of Mercy, Clilden, most gratefally beg to acknowledge the receipt of five guineas for the relief of the poor, from his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, on the occasion of his late visit to Clifden, ...

... |iOU SE Oi COMMONS-LAST NIGHT. The Speaker took the chair at four o'clook. Sr' 0Uegane took the oaths and~his seat for the bo- roggof Tralee, The bon. and learned gentleman was * tlsoduced by Lord Castloroase and Mr. C. Fortescoe. Ngrw WRITS-LOiDON(, KINSALE, AND NEW ROSS On tbe otion of Mr. Brand, new writs wereordered Qr the city of London, in room of Mr. *Veatera Wood, l.cegsed; And for tbe ...

... I (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPHL) (Reuters Telegrao.) Vienna, Wednesday, July 15. In the lower house of the Reicharath to-daythe member for Cracow brought in a bill from General Langiewicz, praying to be permitted to go to Switzerland. Berlin, Wednesday, July 15. The semi official Nord Deutsche Allgemaine Zeitung of to-day 6aysa iamOur5 are current that the Gran4 Duak Constahtixo will visit one of ...

... At the Gujidhall Police Court on Saturday, Patrick Barrett, a young man apparently in the last stage of consumption, and Edward Mulling, a blind man, about sixty years of age, were brought before Alderman Cope- land and Alderman Gibbons, for the purpose of being passed to their own perishes, in the county of Cork. Mr. Youle, the clerk to the justices, put a few prelimi- nary interrogatories to ...