... THE NORTH-EAST AGRICULTURAL AS- | .. .0SCIATION OF IRELAND. . THE monthly meeting of the committee was held at Ca6Utt'lwhaxtibprs, on Friday last. JOHN BORnwIcx, A Lisq., J.P. o&dunpied the chair The other members inn present were-Rev. Joseph Bradshaw, J.P.; Joseph ME -Penty, Robert MoJrrow, James Wilson, John Hamill, ME John Phillips, John W. Greer, J.P.; Alexander Dickson, Francis Fforde, ...

... I IZ (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (Rfutefo Telegrma .) Rome, Saturday, March 15. The Pope suffered from a slight fever yesterday, but his health having improved, he left his bed to-day. Turin, Saturday Evening, March 15. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day explanations were requested by Signor Petrucelli as to the convo- Cation of the bishops of Rome. Signor Petrucelli was of opinion that the ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE, I (BY MAGNUMTI TELEGRAPH.) (l&.n¢tecss Teckgna.nn.) Turin, Thursday, March 20. Ganribaldi's return is definitely fixed for to-morrow. A perfectly good understanding reigns between bnim n(l Snor liatanzzi. A rurnolr respectirg a choice of a Minister for Foreign Affairs is unfounded. Athels, Mauell 15. The insurrection at Nasiplia may niov be considered ns tvcirinainnited. ...

... - [FRuo THE DAILY EXPRESS.] Dublin, Monday Morning.- The in quiry relative to the stranding of this vessel was continued on Saturday. James Sharkey, pilot, was examined, -who stated YEar that he boarded the ship twenty minutes after thd captain aind crew had loft her; and, from the state in Justi which h~e then found her, it -was his opinion, as a resurt seaman, and from his experience as such ...

... datdesiastical. THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. The Union of Cahir, in the diocese of Ardfert, of the yearly value of 525, is vacahit by the death of the Rev. B. Denny. Patron, the Crown. The office of Chancellor of Christ Church, Dublin, vacant by the promotionnof the Re . c y H. Versb hoyle t hough the Deanery of Ferns, and the U nion of G orey (ofOthe year y v e of £ 5 0 . w , probably, revert to ...

... . . . LFnom OUR OWN2 cOBESPONDENT.] _ LONDON, WEDNESDAY, CO ,TriE bankruptcy of Sir Henry Muggeridge & Co., the great corn merchants, is likely to prove a very disastrous affair for the creditors. It may be within your recollection that -last year, Sir Henry was the senior alderman, and was entitled (had the,-usual TE praotice been observed) to be Lord Mayor in the in present year. For some ...

... . AN Alexandrian letter of March 6th describes the arrival of the Prince and his travels in Egypt:- The arrangements for the reception of his Royal Highness underwent considerable modification, and, among other things, the intention of receiving him with a sort of feu dejoie from the batteries of the harbour was abandoned. The matter was compro- mised by the Prince landing under the ordinary ...

... HOUSE, F. LORDS-YESTERDAY. ~ . . . . . . A - I The Loan CHANCELL.On took his seat at five odlock. THE 1EDUCATION CODE. Lord ST. LEONACIDS gave notice of a series of reso. lutions with respect to the revised edoe of edeteatien, affirming that It was not desirable to exclide religious subjects of examin ation, especially with respect to the grouping by age. T110 HAIEAS COetPUS. On the motion for ...

... (Fromnt he Evosiig Frceensn of Satzudmy.) I The Times speculates on the difficulty of the political settlement of the American quarrel. The debate on the tariff, the taxation, the fugitive slave law, and many other questions, rise like rocks ahead na we look out for the day which is to give us ?? friendly unions. The war ass, moreover, developed, to serious proper- tione, a third party in ...

... I TEE MOST HEY. Dn. KEANE. Wre take the following from a pastoral letter of the Lord Bishop of Cloyne A church without a Pope, its great contre of unity, is like a body without its head. He must be somewhere; and, wherever placed, he must 1 condrm his brethorn!t in thle faith. New, beloved brethren, mark the conse- quences to himself, to the missions, and to the church at large, if the ...

... l A meeting of the members of the society was held last night, Mr.' Loxese In the chair. The Rev. S. Haughton read a paper on the elemeuts found in minerals in Irelaind Mr. Scottread a paper on the suliphurets which occar in Ireland. He said that, although the mines in Ire- land were not of the same extent as those of England, yet that a considerable number of ores had been disco- vered, and ...

... PIER UEAD, DUBLIN. LaRIVALS Up to g, agm., March 17 -Wlnd-E.S E. 31areb lb-Cambria, steamer, Hlolyhead; Calypbo. steam r. Biistol; Chester and Mary, Cnester, brick.; SArnion Ge:t. Barbadoeo. sugar; William, Glasgow, general cargo Pflo tr cf Morne, Newry, po atocs , St George, Killoigh, barley; Roevers BrIde, Lambay; hay; Frodobam, Runcorn, rA:; Lijy Bulhely, Bangor, slates. March 16-llibernla, ...