... TnE ?? OF IRELAwD-ML. MAGtftlBM.P. I thought it my duty to avail myaelf f tie eartesit opportunity of which the forms of the Houes admtttel, to call its attention to the fact that very gret Sai general distress prevailed in Ireland, such a deumaned the active interposition of government, and tie eerioua consideration of parliament. A brief passag is the speech afforded me the desired ...

... | [BY MAGNECTIC THLEGMAAB.] Ct * - ?? HOUSE OF LORDS--YzaTtaRDAr. Adel * THE STONE BLOCKADE AT CIIARMETON,. and Tap LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat at flve o'cloci. bee Earl STANHOPE call ~~~copy Earl STA~IHOPE called attention to the report corn that a second and third squadron filled with stones, O ffi, Jwas being prepared for the purpose of being sunk Off' Gire Charleston. He had thought ...

... LATEST: NEWS. NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, wlblir Thursday Alorning. Tir [a yMAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] rived YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. TH. Th (Rer 1?eter.) 1 - the THE MEXICAN INTERVENTION. £26, Madrid, Feb. S. A Ministerial declaration was made to-day in tire M: Cortes, to the effect that Spain was free from any oies engagement, and that sho would respect the freedom r, of the Mexicans to chose their own ...

... a THE FINANCIAL STATE OF AMERICA. t (FoRM THE TIME.) AMERICA has passed through her gold, her silver, and her iron age, and the period on which she is entering e must not derive its historical title from any of the u metals, precious or otherwise. The metals are gone, i and paper, the great plastic creation of modern t times. reigns in their stead. Mr. Gladstone taught e us two years ago that ...

... CARRICKFERGUS AND LARNE RAILWAY : COMPANY. YESTBUDAY, the third half-yearly Meetiug Of thle hied Carrickfergus and.Larne. Railway Co,, was held in theco Board-room of the Northern Counties Railway Ter. thes minus, York Road, Belfast, when the Chairman of the beer company, CoNiwAY R. DOBBs, Esq., J.P., D.L., Castle Won pror Dobbs, Carrickfergns., presided. There were present Pres -Edmund M'G. ...

... IHE NATIONAL BEREAVEMENT. V'UBLIC 31tilIMG OF THE COUNT'Y OF ANTRIMt more (FRO34 OUR OWN REPORZTER.) ba the I BALLYMtENA, TUESDAY, FEB. 11. her N TO-DAY, at twelve o'clock noon, according to an- her I nouncemeont made by the High-Sheriff for the County lated to onl Antrim, Frederick H. Henry, Esq., in compliance the I with a public requisition forwarded to him from the noblemen and gentlemen ...

... I BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPHI. (Rlowter's Tlclgrasi) Twuin, Tuesday, Fcb. 18. Garibaldi lisw written a ietter warmly a pproving of a aubscription being collected for tile relief or ?? work- men who have been thrown out of employment at Lyons. 'he assertion made by some Italian papers that the officeis of the Italian army who are on fur- lon, In have been ordered to rejoin immediately is in- (Cirect ...

... !I 1+PosI'r18M iPR 'LYII 4 r SITREETS. I . l'tnir tho beiad of ' Iminmeioot Fanaticiem the .No,, menq l'ost publilbis a letter, signod a Lover of Decency, wihichi d&kcribes vwhat our Yankee coudos woull call a quite net niode of seeking to save sinners. Tlb writer thinlit that. public notice and public f reprchension is calln! for by tho conduct uf some of oar young vomen, who aro ...

... NORTH NI)ON-I&STiERAY. 11. J. MXFierius, Esq., in the chair. Guardians ?? DJ F Brady, Ur J St Hyndlnan, Yr B Norwood, J ;1 Mr Thomas Artins, Mr, John Martin, Mr W Flood, J 1,;.4r G Thorp, Mr t Flanagan, J i; Mr J Kennedy, Mr IIIUardy, UIr G Austin, Wr F Byrna, Mr C C King, Mr lugrans, Mr E Htogan, and Mr W Graliam. STAlE OF 'TIE }IOUsE.-RemOatuing. as per last re- Urn, 2,010; admitted during ...

... I LtEGISTRATION OF IIIRTIS AND DEATHS. The foliawing is a full report of the discussion in the House of Commons on Thuksday night - Sir i. PAEan-I rise to move for leave to bring in a bill for the registration of births and deaths in Ireland. This is a subjcct which Is acknowledged to be of very great importance to Ireland. It is admitted that tile registration of births and deaths would be of ...

... I LAND DEBENTURRES. | ; Subjoined wve give an extended report of whit took place in the louse of Commons on Tuesday evening:- Mr. ScuLLS in moving for leave to bring in a bill for authorleing transferable debentures to be charged upon t land In Ireland, said that the subject was one which lie should not have had the presumption to bring before l the house, was it not one to which of all others ...

... M ?? I A- % I . t(ROM THE SPECTATOR.) Wa have bad occasion to differ with Mr. John Stuart Mill on the foundations of ethics, and to argue that , the utilitarian system to which he adheres does not adequately explain the character of our moral convic- tions, or the'solemnity we attach to them. But while we are unable to assent to Mr. Mill's analvsis of the origin of this class of convictions ...