... IN A~lj fam ,laurilla DUBLIN: BIONDAY, MAY 19, 1862. , _ IT iS to be Loped that tbe blood period is at an enul, and t(at we now enter oil an epoch of peace and good will' It is lamentable andl -raIirg to our lo ve of country to be compelled to record these deeds of aesasination-some of ?? accompanied by acts which ?? the blood and ditgrace the genernsity of the natienal character. It is, ...

... I LORD CLYDE'S OFFICIAL REPORT ON THE VOLUNTEEW REVIEW AT BRIGHTON. I [he War Office has made public Lord Clyde's report which commences by praising the punctuality and order of the volunteers, and says that the marching past Was admirably performed, and shows what pains must have been taken by the officers, non-commis- sioned officers and men, to arrive at the high degree of efficiency which ...

... I LOnrErTO CorivEvrr, NAvtN.-On Friday, 17th inst., the solemn right of religious profession took plaoes in this establishment. The young lady who made her vows was Misr Talton, eldest daughter of the late James T'allon, Esq, Summer-hill, county Meath. Tbe Vicar-General, Itev. John Nicholls, P.P., of Kells, offi- ciated in the absence of the Most Rev. Dr. Cantwell. On Monday and Tuesday ...

... I ] (BY MAGNETIC TElEGRAPH.) (Router's Tk-Ma-) Madrid, Saturday, May 24. It is afattid that General Prim will be authorised to return to MextU as ambassador from Spain. He vill b.e instruoted to ?? his credentials only to tilc constituted powrer aijld not to Presidont Juarez, Cassel, Saturda1, May 24. In their sitting yestcrday the council of r, ?? resolved upon the re establishment of the ...

... i lDoxiu;A, 32THi MAY.-The troubles in Aftghanistan .:e ercid. According to newspubliohed in the Bombay lI p rs. ?? Pilahomed and thc Peraian government have agreed to a compromise in rel erence to Furra. CAn.ccrr.o, lxr TIAY.-Shirltings firm, but little doing. Dlule twist firm. Cooper'sheathing dull and Uaclianged. Copper tile 4 dole. lower. The indigo roj - are progressing well. Linseed firm ...

... I UELP FOR. THlE SELFR-ELIANT. We h vc received tae following letters, with three . enclesures, which so emphatically exprejs tho public Ut ?? ol the self-sustaining principle so effec- B tively canried out by the Cilergyman in the West, - whose simple, but most effective, operations for rolie- Ist irg distress without creating paupers we described in a 10- recent number. We feel it due to ...

... I IM1POR TANT DEBJATE. 're following is an extended report of the important discussion which took place in the Hlouse of Commons en Thursday on the Irish poor law ?? house having gone into coutmittee on this bill, resuming at clause 9, Mr. 1lennessy. mnoved ain amendment to insert the following words, *hat no orphan or deserted child ahall be received into a workhouse until after tire age of ...

... 6 f - gsaat 3iaxrnaI | ?? l TuI business in parliament yesterday was of a most important and interesting character, and the manner in which it was disposed of, in the lower house particularly, was exciting in the extreme.. The Lords were oocupied for no lovs than three hours in diocuaoiag a measure introduced by Lord Ebury, W ° wished to relieve Pro-I teatantclorgyroen from the neces1ity of ...

... ARRIVALS Up to 9, a.r., May 27.-Wind-S.V. May !9-AddmIral Moorsom steamer, liolyleAd; 1.-, steamer, Wexford- Perverodora Slilizz, Kustindije, whei:; Choe lotte Caroline, Memo), Wheat; Hawk. Chepstos, e iri- bray 27-Cambria, steamer, liolyhead; Ermiea, .:el- andl ia, whcat ; two colliers. SAILINGS. May 2e-Telegraph, steamer, iolyhead; PrinCesa stetuer, Belfaost; Standard and Rotal William, ...

... (3ht frmalfs ournal. I ANOT!Ezu victim has beeu ofibred up zthei fell ?? erected by the assassin band that now ?? Tip. perary. The new victim is a tenant farmer who took lend from which come other person had bsen eviotod, and it is supposed that the agrarian conspirators havn accomplished his murder in expiation of this crime, The details of this murder have not yet reached, but we fear that ...

... I THE CORATON we An adjourned meeting of the CorlOrLt yesterdaylTn, Lonn MAYOR 121 the clhair, O rreecnt-Aldermen-L eYnlOtil, MaCey, J P; oaePL Malatin, J P; CurranlCampbellJ.Cerl Draper-o arnGrabano, B0oneall, O'Neill Egan, rian Vrino~frOBinpilgO, Cessan. J V. Itevitt, Plunkett. Rochford, WHoMrdiDu'Saon, n J p, jqseph, 1elo Gray. Jy P; Warren, Acehot11, Daker Dardin, SCA117, J1 I- Keoating, ...

... I ThIS1H GRANDI) JUKY SECRETARUIS, I (IR051 Q115 IreturoRTEn.) IDNIOON, WiNEDSuhSA.-On the ordoebt the day for the second reading e4 the grand jur~ secretaries (Ire- l t and) bill, 1e Mr. Henncssy, in rising to me've the second reading sr, of the bill, erid it was a o1ea1,iure to give power to the ead grand juriesin [reland to iorcrease thesalariesof their Ak |ecretaries. 'When he mentioned ...