... IRELAND IN THE AUTUMN IO*OF 1863. THE HARVEST, CROPS, & APPEARANCE l OF THE PEOPLE. E Awaking at the entrance of Dublin Bay, at six o'clock on a bright showery morning in August, after a pleasant passage of four hours from Holyhead, in the handsome and powerful' mail steamer Connaught, the whole eastern t and northern range of the Dublin and Wicklow E mountains broke upon our view on going on ...

... RALUS FOPULr EmuPB3MA. DOMESTIC. During the week which ended on the 20th ultimo, there was a decrease of 5°1 in the number of persons receiving relief in the nannfacturing districts under the inspection of Air. Farnall. The balance of the Central Relief Fund at the bankers' on Saturday was X301,7(i7. A heavy storm prevailed in this neighbour- hood yesterday. The Isle of Man steamship Mom's ...

... OALUS ?? LEX SUP1REMIA. DOMESTIC. - After a hind struggle, Mr. Uloyd, the Liberal candidate, was returned for Barnstaple yester(hly. As the late occupant of the seat, Mr. Potts, was a Tory, the result of the (on- test is a gain to the Government. Two more vacancies have been caused in the Mouse of Commons by the deaths of Mr. C. W. Hope, the Tory member for Windsor, and Mr. J. H. Langston, ...

... SIR GEORGE BOWYERS, MODEL| |CHRISTIAN. t There are, apparently, no limits to the i spirit 'of Ultramontane partisanship. The c whole party hangs together with a really won- -derful compactness, each member of it making t himself responsible for the wildest acts of folly or wickedness committed by others in. n its name. Every devout Ultramontanist d seems to consider himself pledged to defend t ...

... I le r The inquiry into the loss of this vessel was resumed a yesterday at the Police Court, by Mr. Raffles, the a stinen lnry magistrate, and Captain Harris and Captain 6 Baker,nauticalassesors. The following witnesses were it Johnt Bruford, quartermaster of the Ncrwegian, said he was at the wheel when the ship struck. He relieved Thomlas Heritode at six am., and he gave witness the course N ...

... I TIIE BISHIOP OF CHESTER ON 9TlE CIRCULATION 0? RO-MISI VERl- SIONSOF TlE SRIPTURES. The annuilal mneeting of the Liverpool auxiliary to the Biritish and Foreign Bible Society wvas held last evening,, at the Collegiate Institution. TI'here wvas a large attendance. 'The flight R1ev. the Lord Bishop of Chester prsdesud amlongst other gentlemen on the platform were the Rev. George .1. ...

... The followirn, interesting report from Mr. Hartnup was laid on the table at the meeting of the Dock Board yesterday:- TO THE CHAIRMAN OF THE [MARINE COMMITTEr, MERSEY DOCKS AND HARBOUR BOARD. Observatory, November D, 1863. Sir,-Agreeably to your request I have the honour to forward yOU the loltowin, extracts from our records relative to the gales of wsud in Liverpool during the past three ...

... The letter of invitation which Napoleon III. has just addressed to his brother Sovereigns on the subject of the proposed congress is little more .than an amplification of those passages of the Imperial speech in which this most recent of Napoleonic ideas was originally announced. There are the same oily pro- fessions of zeal for the peace of the world, the same affectation of candour and ...

... 1l6' T1IGR.AP]LJ Mr. Phiau has been reappointed counsel to the Admiralty) and Judge-Advocate of the Fleet. Marshal Forey intends paying a. visit to the head-q rters of the Confederate army on his way. hom tromt Mexico. Captain Shaw, chief of the London Fire Bri- gade, is in a precarious state from an accident at a fire. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE SCOTIA. [cOKNYr'S EXPRE63,1 QUEZI;STOWN, FnA'! ...

... CENTRAL RELIEF COMMITTEE. T'0 THiE EDITORS OF THlE LIVERPOOL tERCUrtt. Gentlemen,-I think It would be a very good plan if the central relief committee would isset little books- say SO pages each-with the words Relieve the bearer if worthy,' say at rs. each, to any one who would apply for thenm. This would do away with much of that mis- cellaneous giving of coppers to beggars whom it is rno ...

... I TIM, LICENSING SYS.EM. | MEETING OF THE BIRKENHEAD ?? MISSIONERS. A special meeting of the llirken head commissionars was ?? yesterday, at the offices, Hamilton-sqUSTr, to take i itO consideration a resolution of the lighting and watching committee relative to memorilnlsieg the maeos trates aginstm the granating of ficense to new Purlio houses. The members presont ware Mewesr. Hind (in C o ...

... I [BY TIJLEGRAP&] HOUSE OP LORDS. FRIDAY, JULY 10. The house suet at five o'clock. POLAND. Earl Russ=ac said that when his noble friend Earl Grey gave notice of a motion with respect to the affairs of Poland, he asked him to defer it for a few days. He had received a telegraphic despatch stating that the Russian reply would not be sent off till the 14th or 15th instant, It would not, therefore ...