... - ±AGE OF- TE CnY. a! i ' 8HEE$EU!2ING-w d1 Two sheep were raecenly killed, and the carcases fe8 | removedfron wof h; F;Temiant's lands, at Parks- t own.-0l1nelis Chronicle; n i- ATTACK ON A DWELLING711OUSE h ' * ' THREATENING LETTER.. ' h A few nights since while a farmner named Hayden e and his three sons *ere pleephag in their dwsiling * hduse, 'at Lower Bellingary, in this county, their e ...

... I TIrE ?? WUuN64l'UL AUY. (v2toXi oun sIurOrTEM.) LONiD;ON, SATUIIDAY.-In the House of Commons last night, on tilo motion for going into committee of supply, Colonel Dichson rose to call the attention of the house to certain murders lately committed in Ireland, and to move for a select committee to inquire into the organi- zation, (quipment, and employment of the Irish consta- bulary. The hon. ...

... I DISTRESS 1i9' THI'*R lt I PUPLIC MEETlTI& IN TUAN.. (muoat Olt couoliobnlti.) TUACI, Thn UriwIAk -A public meeting was ?? to-day in the Town Hall for lhe purpoee(ae statedlid tha requisi- tion) of devising means to initigate thcl pressure of the direful destitution now prevailing In the town and parish of Tuim, and for the rC ?? of the Fuel into a Food Relief Committee. The ...

... AN EGYPTIAN DINNER IN PAUS. (From Ou0egnaidao.) The dinner givon to their majestics by Said Pasha was serred 'a ith truly Oriental magaillcence. The Emperor, the Ermpines, tice Vieeroy, and his ncphew, Mustaplha srsha, took their seats round a table, or ratter a larga llvcr ealvor, richly chased mtd enamelled, on which covers of massive gold wero placed for four persons At some metres distant ...

... | NEW CARLISLE BRIDGE-INSPECTIONS OF I PLANS. I The Lord Lieutenant visited the Rloyal Irish Institu- I tion, in College-street, yesterday evening, for the pmr- . pose of inspecting the several designs and plans for the . proposed new Carlisle Bridge. It will be remnein- bered that at the aggregate meeting of the citizens, held some time since in the Rotundo, for tire promoting the l ...

... softurs anibr fasfhial. THE COURT. BALMORAL, MAY 30.-The Queen drove out yestcr- day on the Ballater-road, accompanied by Princess Beatrice. Lady Augusta Bruce was in attendance. MAY 31.-Tho Quecn drove and walked yesterday, accompanied by Princess Alice. It seems more than probable that her Majesty will visit Austria during her sojourn in Germany. ' his proceeding will be quite unconnected ...

... BELFAST TOWN, COUNCIL. _YxSlulmv,&the nusual monthly meeting of t&e Coun- cil was held in 'the Town Ha11-the Wy61ii (charles 'LSDi~nW Esq.) in the 6h w h ?? of- 2 meibi waso, I mgem~b trs as not very large, and a q0ormnwsot'J got together till a considerable time safter- Wei. Wa pointed hnur. The TovwN Cm ax read the minutes of last met4' ing, and also the ii'nois 'to - attendthe .pres'ent ?? ...

... CT rOLIC INTELLIGENCE, We are happy to learn that the Franciscan Fathers of Waterford are at present actirely engaged in tho aydudus and, Indeed, I'oeceesary task, of roofiag and iecorating their churc4s in that city. Some few months ago they got plans an~d speciffeations for the purpose from the eminent architect, Mr, Burke, of ..Charlemont-street, nnd they have sinc acontracted with Mr. -P. ...

... SIONUNT'PT TO THE MFoRy OF THE REV. E 1,, JOUN LAY..IGAN, D.D. t ?? the 7th Of July, 1l8 i, at tie Atlylum, fileglee, near - Dublitt, tili ]arieditt avtil'op Of TIe Ecclesiasticalt ititlory of Ireland,' tule ?? Join Laonigan, DD., -deartead thise ?? life. During tti5e earlier career of tthts dtetingulshtid ecele- it siiabioch ?? the professorial ebaira of the Hebrew a. I'l, Fge1e of '.ie ...

... TflW ATAT~ OF' TH'E14-NACNEfj. [FRoM THEPITAVISARD ) I T n~eff ?? Mights ?? iin te house of d 'Lords, 'tfofgh it'!resaltea' inilo. dlai , thogh ino I opo'sith p' hatever *as ffcre4*&tolie'j~ssge of t'he 1 rntistyrois-- leby whih 'somae 3t'wet Tfonr 'dnlons I 'l~iimp8>d din bn'e Inmp,'and. for one ' ree~r 'only, will n 'bernelythe les3 beneliil tothe country and dni : 'maginig ?? ?? 'Tiiemere ...

... I , . 1, ? I ?? i- I . 1. r. , I 1 7 ?Mptfial jq? arliament# : 1 L~~~ly ?AGi(ETio TELIG3A0l.J o I HOUSE OF LORDS-YE~rBalOAy. E TrnLouDnCA-;iwsuron took his seat at five o'clock. TeRylassent was given by commission to the PI Outm nd -Inlnd; Revenue Billand thirty-eight tx othe'r measures. bi0 TMT SLAVE TEAM E. Lord BROUGHAM regretted the absence 'Of the el noble lord the Secretary for ...

... I TII In the llouse of Commor,s, on Thursday, on the vote u of 2,3121. for the Queen's University in Irelandi Cr Mr. Hennessy wished to know the precise number of a, those who had obtained the degree of Master of- Arts in in the ?? of 1860 and 1861 in the Queen's Colleges in d gi Ireland. The right hon. gentleman, ?? Secretary 6 for Ireland, had founded additional scholarships in the (I second ...