... | THE RECEPTION OF 1THE IRISH I I -. - - BRIGADE.- . The Freeman's Journal devotes five'columns to the I reception of the IrWiA Brigat~e. On their way. up V to Cork they were miet by a stetaer bearing the mera- v bere of the Reception Comniittee. includingXr. Maguire, t M.P., who read an address of welcome to the men, The, 1 following is the concluding .pisage of the address -o 0 -Your ...

... JHE1 CONGRESS OF THE EMPEROR AND ?? , T.HE GFRMAN KINGS AT BADEN. I . - e _. - Second only in interest to the circumstances attending Garibaldi's expedition to Sicilybas been the meeting of t1 'he French Emperor and the Prince Regent of Prussia -;and -the German Princes. 'The Prince Regent of Prussia asselbled .the German Sovereigns in the castle on Monday afternoon to thank them for ...

... I MR. GLADSTONE AND HIS ~~~COLLEAGUE$. HTE PRECEDENTS ,COMMITTEE. We believe we may announce that. the collision between the Lords and. the Commons which was to be, and!w.bicbiwas to lead to the exteriniuation or subjec- tion of the ,former anonsalou .body bas been averted. Tbe very numerous comamittee -of twpo'nd-twenty we are'told, succeeded in resolving.itself iato two parties, _nder two ...

... i) ST{RICT INT'ELTLGE'NCE. BrEV ERLEY. RussiAN IRtPgUIAL BENEFICENU5.-Many years ago, at inarred cotiple, natives of Beverley, were in the service of the ?? of nitssijiin thellairy'depart. neet of one of ?? estates. Upwards of twenty years have elapsed since these parties returne i to their native town, where they engaged in a smail husiaeas. Recent instructjons were received at the imperial ...

... SEVEN HUNDRED AN)D FIVE SLAVES ON BOARD. (From the New York Tribune.) The United States ship Constellation left Loeanda on the 8th of September, and cruised off the Congo river up to the 25th. -On that day her course was shaped to return to that place for the purpose of getting wood, water, and provisions. In the evening, while thirty miles south of Congo, the cry wens made of Sail on the ...

... 080 the The subsoriptions raised for the benefit of the widow d ; of M. Gorii amount at present to about 7.00o francs. vas. A FINANCIAL SCANDAL IN PAEIS.-From tbe diffe- eal rent versions that circulate, it would appear that A. ,hd Pontalba, who is well known in Parisian society, bad e various transactions with M. Mires in the Roman rail- ce ways, of which the latter is the director. Those ...

... TUE, VOYAGE OF THE- GREAT EASTERN . . t: ~0. fT-ONW YoRK. We extract the following interesting. partoiculars 'of the.-voyage, of -the. Great.- Eastern, ?? the, Atlantic, from,. the letter of .the speci al ?? h Londoin papers It will be remembered that the departur'e' of the Great Eateiio her trnalni 'yewas decided, on ther conclusiojn Of the trial: 6f th,6)ypreions ',vbekfor Satur-' day, June- ...

... I AMBRIAL-PARLIAMENT.I - HOuSE OFLORDS, FRIDAY, JuN-14.. a' The Earl of HARDWICKX cilled-attention to the respective ?? me6rits of bars of Iron and plates of iron in resisting the force r of apflno'L . The Duke of SoVse'SE said a scientiflC committee had been h appolnted, and WAS still sitting on the subject. The Public Offices Exetension bill, Burford Charities bill eading Chari ties bill, ...

... D DISTRICT GINTELLIGENCE,. - , I. * A iLDBOROU4MfI ' U; :4r A Capt. Hudson is here for tbe week, giving nightly, mesmeric' lecarreel and' demonstrations. ' Hlis operative' feats upon those nander mesmeric influence oausa much ni mirtb to his audience. Severali fielfts of ?? wheat are rapidly Ict bursting out into the ear. The rains of the9tab, 10]t, 111 anil 11th b ave;made a wonderful ...

... Joseph Somes, Esq. M.P., has forwarded to the committee of the local Sohool of Art, a donation of MORAVIAN MISSIONS.-A sermon on behalf of the Moravian Schools in Jarnaica, will be preached in St. Mary's Churob, on Sunday morning next, by the Rev W. Knight, M.A. MP. SEXnTON's GRAND CONCERT. - Last evening the Music-hall, Jarratt-street, was crowded with one of the most brilliant audiences ever ...

... PRBESNTATiON TO JOHN ELLERTHORPE. Last Wednesday evening an event took place in Hunl, which will hereafter be remembered with feelings of very great pleasrer namely. the presentation of several testimonials to a ?? of toil, one of the true sone of nature's nobility. The Music-hall, Jarrattestreet, was selected for what the large posters on the walls fore- shadowed for the demonstration to John ...

... I - - -HOUSE OF LORDS, TaURSD.4Y. Lord LYTTLETOX moved the second reading of the Sub. Division of Dioceses bill, the object of which weas to modify the machinery by which dioceses are at present divided, and to assimilate the system of the Church at home and that adopted in the colonies. After some discussion and a division, the bill was read a second time, The reports of Amendment on the ...