... laLXTAJRY PROMOTIONS A XXCHANGIS. wAowua.- LOrXDfX, WAY 38. Uh Regiment, of Dragoon Guards-apain John Kec. ned1y, from the 4th Mussron to be Captain, Vlie T I Benyon, who exchangee, aths Dragoon Cua s-laeutenant George SWtls-Scbabie. be CApnin by purchase, ice John W Deelag; who rd- t1rcs; Cornet WilAi B Bullock to be Lieutenant, by pur- huse, vied SA3s-Schwasbe. 4th HuIarUM-Captain Thoma ...

... | CAPTAIN MAFFERTY. On inquiry at Kilmainharn Prison yesterday even. ing we learned that no intimation bad been received of an extension of mercy to Captain M'Affsrtyas ia the cuae of Burke. Accordingly he still remains in prison under the rule of sentence of death, and is treated as all prisoners in his position usually are The Rev. Canon Kennedy is in constant commnnin. cation with the ...

... PMU BEAD, DUDBLfQ. Vp toR mLUL, MW 18, l87.-VW S.xC WAey 27-ThAeMA Powell, Rbrdeafg, genstal; Jea 11a2e1 and Je ne Moline, Byonne, Indian core ; Me IL AhakelmAn, NOmel, timber 1{Mevin., L-0dda, Ano; Qoe00, Brldg tr,.brieka; Staley, duener, ?? lay 28-leptew, L4ndon, manure; and I 0oliUWM lay 2T-ay Rulkely, fiengor, porter; Invesate, Port WUIlim, boll.; jj4atqecs, do, do; Pennu Uverpool, salt ...

... I4ATEST INTELLIGENCE I (BY TELEGRAPH.) THE LEXEMBURG TREATY. The Hague, Thursday, May 30. The exchange of the ratifioations of the Luxom. burg treaty will take place in London to-morrow at five o'clock. It would have taken place to-day, but cwing to the non-arrival of the Austrian ratification which is expected in London this evening, it has been postponed till to morrow. FRANCE. Toulon, ...

... I - Jnaa lurat - aDBUrt: *ZDNBD.AY, MAY 29, 1807.. A RIKAREALN Incident in the late tris de. ,rvee iotice. Thh Barl of DannY, id hi$ interview with the Deputation of the Connuois, 'made the following statement ?? We have weighed the -subjit well. We have di- cussed it in the-preaence of the Lord Lieu- tenant and of the Chief Socretary of Ire'. land, on the authority of the Lord bhan1 ...

... ENGLISHI ApDDESS TO TlOE POP I o ly ?? I# .. ., ,. . . . I - 1 In anticipation of the eighteenth ceantenar of to l |matyrdom of. St. Peter, to be celebr'te 'ext month at Rowe,( the Catbolin laity of j ?? re ,signng an addres to the Pope, of WhIh the folioi. Mo0ST HOL! Y'~iivRnunOn the eighteenth 11. ifetyn the martyrdom of St. ter, whih a t a' ' iriter luitre to youir pontfleft, ...

... AL62iMA2 BONSALI in the chair. The other guardians present ?? Callow, T O; Dr Carroll, TO; P Plswortb, John Byrne, T a; John Draper, T O ; Samuel Danne, A M DownIng, Thoras Frankln, Zvward M'Cready, Bdward OCasso, Charles Teth, Pe ter FinnegAl, TO; fenry Maclean, J P; Aldermaen arpey, 06orge Sykea, O O; kamuel Warren, t C; P Ioln, T C; J H Askin, Waltr Lindsay, J P ; F Dowllng, Alderman ...

... NEW CHURCI OF SAINT JOSEPH, I - . ?? -.GLAST.ULE. I On yesterday, the festival of the Ascension of Out Lordl 'his Eminence the Cardinal Archbishop of Dublin laid the foundatione atone of the new chunrco of St. Joseph, Glasthule, with all the solemnity and reverence befitting the occasion, aud in the presence of a large number of the dignitaries and clergy, of a crowded assemblage of ladies and ...

... I leH LONDON r s P o ONR ELAND. All our London morning contemporaries have articles in reference to the commutatioa of the soen tence on the Fenian convicts, From these articles we take the annexed extractc as affordiug some Ovideuce of the change which ha taken place in the organs of public opinion in England in reference to thegovernment of this country:- (From the Time..) We have discussed ...

... | GROCERW ASISTANTS' ASSORiATiON. T'he committee ?? agemnt ol! the above asso. ciation held their usual weebly meeting at their, room; 18 Eustace-street, on' thi;A 20th inta3ut, Ur. GH MqOaNNV4 Presideht, in the * T. he minutes of lsht day's meeting hving been rod aud signed, several members handed in their quarerly eubsoriptions, and some new imiembers were proposed to be bailotted fo at next ...

... T ?? OF THE f Al THE STATE OF THE WEST'. I (FrrPM OURt CO lItoPNDW)..J . WRTMO1tt, M6NDAYT. ta moeetib in conforenue of the oisrgy of the Dosiery of Wect.ort)l hold at tbe parochiil-house on the 28rdf the tolosth1*ves1o0 I tiorie were unaniaiouly Ado0t0 . 'The Veo fle JamesWaldron ?? ?? v l. 9 theohbs, aic d tho Eny. Mlcbael Onrlio;, PP .1X - - Whrri' thw resou 6xndp provionr m'6F th p&bplS ...

... 1 64z , i Aframalfs Journal, , IDUBLIN: FRIDAY, MAY 81,18G,. I = = Id THE growth of liberality is one of the characT teristics of the age. Toleration-that odious word-is being 3elegated to the realm of the obsolete, The State no longer tolerates reliU gious opinions in which the majority do not con- cur. It does not go quite so far as to admlt all to the same rights and privileges as the ...