... THE OCBLESIASTICAL TIT ANTD I OTHER BILUL. L SPECIAL TELBEGRABL (ort OV OB coi5t38PONflXT,) LONDo4,' TuxK8DY Ev1nING.Aftersa little jdsk fnishlng the Governument ha contented to the ap.. I Ointment of a Seleot Committee to report on the * ,~coleslaTtieal 'ithqe' Aot, and Mr. 3'Evoy haa so- ocrdingly postponed the second reading of his billfor the abolition of the insulting and useless act for ...

... TRl3 RAILWAYTCOMMISSIONEM' RECOM. ofIIL' t_,, MENDMTIONS,. , - 0 a The followirg ares the principal recommendations a of the majority of th6 Rilway Commissioners - We cannot concur ;n theexpedienoy of thepurohase r of the rsilway, by tho state, snd we are of opinion It that it is inexpedient at present to subvert the a policy which haa bithe.to been adopted, of leaving , the ?? and management ...

... I LATE$T INTELLIGENCE] (BY THLEGIRAPL) PAris, Thursday Evening, May 28. In the Legislatif body to0-da the whole of the M Naturalization Bill was adopted, after a raer Hal. mated debate, by 23 agsas't16 votes. . f The (kown Prince and Prinesa of Prds *ill ao arrive here tis e'vening. The King of Prue As is e expected on the 14th or 111th ol June, and the Em. t] peror of Austria In July. ...

... CATHOLICS- STAND ASIDE ! TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. Dwas SiR--I thought that we had escaped from the days of exclusive Protestant juries fi the trials of political prisoners. Of course I don't presume to say that the law advisers of the Executive have pe. rereptorily told jurors to stand aside because they were Catholics, and did not belong to that re- ligious body whose loyalty has ...

... | LATEST INTELLIGENOR 1,9 a.~ A ^ -. (BY TELEGRAPIL FRZMqCE. Paris, Tuesday, May 21, The BEknadard of this evening states that th, treaty negociated at the London Coufereze, re ceived the signature of the Grand Duke of Laten. borg yesterday. The King of the Greeks is states to have addressed from St. Petersburg, where he j now staying, to the Cabinets of Paris, Berli5, u1 Vienna an explicit ...

... {MB - , , T e, ;R DPYEA OF THETURKS DY .THE', 'C P4EAN~ INSURGENT'S., h'is _~est m £wo the nmountnog Ibat 'Otniv'Pbhah, aftep j thres&e ys hattiehe4~Ie~i~ byite ~etWi ~jpsuro~bt.! '~~~T~~ibTHAL OF ?? O aminotuincij the b~fr 1ii heing' ?? ime )viait Copbnhagenoz~;m~ t to wpidb h 9~eod~owxN. h :Vi erbi four .J 813Yl itig 0, the~ Lo0*ep.TH018 ~ofhe. HnalU16Ve MMXz PAUD Souplo k Ad 41Adle' foA ...

... I _~COiBPOR.AlTIONCOMMArkTEE. I The pub)ic-health committee of the -lorporation met k-day at the City-hall, Councillor Maclean in the chair. There Were-also ?? M'Panu, Councillors Magrath, Long, M.D, Car. ro], M.D., Hamilton, Whelan, Gavwan, Byrne, Nor wood, O'Reilly. Minutes of last meeting havingf been read and signed, the sanitary sergeants' weekly reports were laid before the committee-187 ...

... _ Fl'ERNOON LECTURES. ml se e A. The third afternoon lecture for the season wae de- livered yesterday at four o'clock in the Theatre of the Museum of Irish Industry, Stephen's-green. The attendanoe was large and fashionable. The Right Hon. Maziere Bradyex-LordChancelloroccu. pied thchair. The lect-.rerwastheRev.B. Whately, A.M., and the subject of the lecture The Play of Romeo and Juliet. ...

... I-a1t __r : [i A)VB14U-! ?T im 4y, iWAY 23, 1867.| ?? _- _- ?? IMa30q on z&eni Ki9o9.-w hve ias h. militasy jank-1hft-lid Qf hiearing his. own Voice hints' M oiri'e of ,(0exuonij n eq 'g oi Ii.g 1arjg~te of oneationn, and coho desceds, fr or 1iif toweriin height, to fe e. 'nAtie bf ?? poor Professor in an Iris Pro- vincial C ?? * q mjor might ha ve pasedi over Mrh TooimepNo letter. - He sa4d ...

... I THEIRTSHRBFo1l BILTL The Old says- We have reason to believe thbt the main features of the Irish 1eform Bill are a 44 francmiss in bornugbs and 81. in counties, with voting paper. It is not intended to make any sadi. tion to the number of representatives, nor is it pro. posod that any borough should be'disfrauchised On aecount of the small numboer of electors, but the system of -grouping ...

... I I ll _ -- . .. I . . . .. . Id.; The usual weekly meeting of thi associatiou was t at held at their rooms, 2 Cork-hiUl, on Wednesday, net Mr. JoNN M'GAVISAN, Treasurer, in the chair. . T. The Secretary read the minutes of the last meet. Don. Ig, and they having been confirmed, he said they vs. were aware thiit A bll for further reg latinz the Lot sale of fermented and distilled liquors by ...

... BIOYAL HORTICULTUMRt SOOIE,. The ealy summer show of flowers, exotica, plat, fruits, sad vegetables for the season et this sociely was held yserday: undei canas in the RtuLd, Gardens. Notswithstanding the cold east wind th st waS blowing the Warm May sun took the dlohi t Of it, aadoon. after the gptes were thrown open to tie plc the grounds preseated a moat ry and f, i. iasting Appearance. ...