... THE HIBERNIAN MILITARY SCHOOL- STRANGE REVELATIONS There bas just been Issued by Mr. James Duffy, of Wellington -quay, an unpretending pamphlet, but which, within the apace of thirty pages, contains statements of auch a character as sbonld quicken the indignation of o every Catholic and liberal minded person In the cum- 1f munity. It is almost difficult to bring onea-self tobe- n lieve that ...

... ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIErY OF ?? The balf-ynarly meetig of fho nomberes was held yenlerday at the Farmers' Club, Saokivlle-streat, Lord Cieeonuscl In the cbair. Tbe Secretary (Captaia Thornhill) read the report as followsr- In presenting the report from the council to the general meeting, your council have much pleaiuro la stating that. many members havo joinedt tho society since yoar useoting ...

... I Rt ifutman's, lounialo _ = A ?? succession of important events l Yesterday, we had the accou'at of GRANT'S laSI flank march and the ?? of James River, with his attack on Petersburg and rumours of its capture I To day, we have far different in- telligence. Petersburg was not captured, and GRANT was entrenched within a mile of the city. SMiTH bad fallen back on Bermuda Hundred, whither BUTLER ...

... IHOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. I (BY TELEGRAPH.) The house met at four o'clock. The royal assent was given by eommission to a num- ber of public and private bills. The Lords Commis- sioners were the Lord Chancellor, Duke of Argyle, and Earl Saint Germans, TlEl. coNFIsRcENC-AN ExrLrANATION. Earl Rusee3l eaid that laot week, in reply to a question from the noble earl oppoelte, Earl of Derby, ho had ...

... The Board of Public Works have issned their thirty. second annual report, containing flll details of their operations during the past year ln the various services committed to their charge. In some of the departments the information given Is of interest, as throwing light upon the circumstances of the country. Under the head of Land Improvement, we are reminded that In consequence of the ...

... I A4t Doramalfs journal DUBLIN: TaURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1864. TNr2 Bremnen, which arrived at Queenstown yeeterday, the advices by which are given elsewhere, has not brought us any Important, or, indeed, even interesting, items of intelligence. The Situation, we are told, is unchanged. Of !Sherman's loss no official report has been received, all is quiet st.Cbattanooga and Knoxville, and the ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCES I (BY TELEGRAP.) BLOCKADE7OF NEUSTADT. TUE; p9USSIAN ATTACK ON FREDERICA, THE ARCHDUKE MAXIMILIAN. AUSTRIAN MILITARY PREPARATIONS IN LOMBARDY. CopenibAgen, Thursday, March 3, 8 p.m. Nenstadt, in 10ol3tein, is now blockaded, Paris, Thursday, March 4. 'The '(Koniteur of this morning says the Arch- dula Maximilian is detained by indisposition at 13russels. A report has been ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. I (BY TELEGRAPH), The house met at Live o'clock. The Lord Chancellor laid on the table a bill to enable a successor to be ap- pointed to the late chief clerk of the Master of the Rollo. Their lordships adjourned at a quarter past five o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS-LAST NIGHT. The Speaker toak the chair at four o'clock. TIIE CIIAnITY COUMIssIoN, Mr. Ferrard gave notice ...

... I LATEST AN fELLIGENCE' , (BY TELEGRAPH.) THE AUSTRIAN FLEET. RUSSIA AND ROME. THlE CABINET AND TIHE DANlSH WAR. ARRIVAL OF THE EMPEROR AND EliPRESS OF RUSSIA AT POTSDAXL Berlin, Friday, June 10. The Emperor and Empreas of Rumsia axrived yes. terday evening at Potsdam. They were received a thle railway station by tire King of Prussia, A grand review wag held this morning in ilhe Tempelhoff ...

... - We ace sorry to learn that the Right Hon. the Lord Irayor bas been so indisposed during thte paut few days at to be confined to his room, but we trust, that his lordship's Illness Is but of a temporary character, and that in a few days ho will be able to resume the duties o! big office. THE VACANT CA14iMANSH[PS, The vacancies occasioned by the resignation of Mr. Tigbe Bnd the death of Mr. ...

... SEVERE STORK AND LOSS OF LIFE. _ - A.A 9 . - - _ - _w- .. Av_..e ?? IF ^_s The gale of Thursday lastiproduced disastrous resalts In the north-east of Scotland. At Wick the storm ragod with ggeat fury, and damage, variously eetinmattd at frow.4,f300L to double that amount, was done to works connected with a new harbour which is being eonst ?? at tint phihe, Thf Elghn Cothreae beay:-en a river2 ...

... I LATEST. INTELLIGENCE. IlV | '(BY TELEG)RAPH. Vienna, Saturdays August 18, The King of P6tsbia, will legle Gasteli on Nfon- day next; anid procsed to Ischl and, Gtmdeni,` where 1e mill ?? for'.'everal daji. 11i MdJesty is cx- ipected to arrivo at schoobrund oo Sat day 'ex t iihere liew lt probably 6tij for three days. lIerr, .Von Bismarek i lik&wise expecte4 there. | ?? ?? ! Berlin, Friday, ...