... CHURC.H TEMPUBALITIES IN IRELAND. In the House of Commons, on Wednesday, on the order of the day for going into committee upon the church temporalities bill, Mr. Vance presented a petition from certailn parties in Dublin atected bv this bill, praying the house to take their case into consideration. The hon. gentleman then proceeded to review the clauses of the bill, and to state his objections ...

... LATEST INTELIGENCE PI (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (lReiters Teleqramn.) liague, Friday, Arigust 17th. The project of law respecting the railway has been adopted by the FirstChamber,bby thirty-foaragainst live votes. Paris, Friday, August 17th. The Palric of this evening, contains the following despatch, dated Naples, titl:- Tranquillity prevails in tbe city. Garibaldi is still reconnoitring the ...

... ft I FILUNCE AI?D E?GIAND, . f, ?? ?? , 1. , - - - ? - . 1 iS)ont. isiessof pcindat5.) Tfilc tnperlr of the FrI ch prul befo s Ves- terdv in a niew and ty no nmeans ungracefl lisharacter. Ile know- him well Ias an accolliplished orator, as tih vt iter of soul-stirring proclamations, ani aa tbe inspirer of pamphlets annlouncing ?? at which ?? tremblc onl their thrones. Bliit he comes before us ...

... TIlE KiNGDOM OF PIEDMONT. (F1'ow the Morning Post of yesterday.) LEOIIOIxn, AIoUST 24.-A Garibalidan exciteaieolt prevails in this town just now, in conlsequence (f tic return of several wounded volunteers from Sicil. 1';In French postal steamer brought in fifteen or tweet ;- valided officers and men yesterday ?? Xr, si the Medea landed another batch Irom Palerno li, morning, so that red ...

... I (FROM OUO COSIRTESPONDLNrT.) LOXDox, TUESDAY Evx-NIor.-Parlianment seas; id lemuly prorogued to-day in the presence of eight ladies and ono bishop The Royal Commissioners were lird Campbell, Lord Monteagle, Lord Sidney, ael Lal Stanley, of Alderley, and the Duke of Sosneret. Si peer, lay or legal, put in an appearance, and the tilldp of Rochester was the only peer of any oill, save the ...

... -- _ - _ . -s 'o . a I (1Plom the Daily News of yesterday) mrssixA, AuGUST 20 -More details have come to liy knowledge concerning Garibaldi's successful landing. It was at half-past ten o'clock p.m., that Garibaldi and Tori started on board of the Franklin from Taormina., They bad on board about 1,200 men, the steamer Torino following them close with 2,600 others on board. The expedition ...

... CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS, FRANCIS-STREET. This splondid parochial church, that reflects so much honour on the paeople, has been completed externally for some time past, through the zeal and devotion of the vrenerated pastor, the Rev. Canon I1FCabe, his associate clergy, and his faithful flock, who have been always re- markable for their anxiety for the beauty of God's house. The clergy and the ...

... We lave a letter from the Times' correspondent to- day, describing the changes in the plans of Garibaldi, and his adjournment of the intended attack on the Papal :tates, at the request of KingV Victor Emmanuel. Ue writes from Mbssina, August 15 :_ Before Garibaldi left It had been decided to make a con- ?? Of our front, and, while keeping up appearancea to- wnrdi the Straits, choose some point ...

... Tile report of the direators to the shareholders says:- I In presenting their half-yearly report, the directora.an- nounce, with setisfaction, a stoady and contiluous ineroaso in the traffic receipts. of their railvay. A reference to the statement of revenue fersthe paet six mosths, as com- pared with the corresponding period of last year, will show an improvement amnounting to 8401. lOs. An ...

... i I BY kAGNETIC TELEGRAPH, (kRezdter's Telegramn.) Paris, Sunday, 12th August. Th'e Afonitcar of to-day publishes a decree fihing the, entrV of the Bons De Tiesor for five months at one a ' half per cent., and for one year at two per cent. The .Monitcar also announces that on Friday night a fire broke out in the barracks of the Eriperot at the camp of Clhalons, near the room of the Imperial ...

... I I The LordI Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury have been pleased to grant a retiring allowaince of 800M. a-year to Lieuteiant-Colonel John Cramer Robeits, oil his retirement from the office of Deputy Inspector-Ge- neral of Constabulary. Colonel John Stewart Wood, C.B., arrived in Dublin on Tuesday last, and on the following day was duly sworn into office as Deputy Iuspector-Giineral of ...

... [ I TRTE EDUOATION QuMETONA- A srrbjoinecl we ?? frull RAr special repoto t bservations of tholit Irish n~embe il h osespeec'e l f the educatiort question in the ous of Cei~n Thursrady night were merely summriasried lei the Iend S. XrBrady, hir followed Mr. 0lpcrrall, didriet thisik Y, Attorney-General had grappled ?? one of the argismests soe his iron, 4rierrdlthe member for DeoitnrVan ...