... [`LATST INTEL 4C? BY TELEGRAPH. FRANCE Paris, Tuesday, July 9. The Moniteur du Soir publishes the followiug news frona Mexico to July let :-Tho execution of the Emperor Maximilian is confirmed, and the city of Mexico eapituliated on the Icst nlt. Nofears were entertaiseds, to the personal safety ,f the French lieation, who were ,till in Mexico: The towui of Vera Crtuz was occupied on the 27th ...

... | LONDON CORRESPONDEC. l (FROI OUR O0HrISPONDENT.) LONDON, MONDAY.-A petition was presented this eveniogby Mr. Brady, M.P. for Leitrim, from the Poor Law Guardians of Carrickmacross, which de- serves, perhaps, a further notice than the journals ivill accord. The prayer of the petition was one connected with the distribution of local taxation for the maintenance of pauper lunatics in Ireland' ...

... KNOCKTOP,1ER ABBEY. I (1Fom the EilkennyfJournal,) Our national character is strongly marked by tv,) w: ble traits-a great love of fatherland and an fit.. fiincbing adherence to the holy Roman Cathoio faith. To this latter is closely united in the trn y Irish heart a lively devotion to the ever Blen Virhn Mother of God. The numerous temples -ud monasteries dedicated to her honour in the ...

... IIISH BPFPRM LEAGUE iic- The wpakly meeting of this body was hold lash and oveniecgt,Xo. 140 Great Briwn-atreet. Ur. TRhos. Vir. Relly presided. Mr. Shauley read a circular re- ked ceived from the London Reform League, stating that the executive committee of the 'league had decided ?? to use an organisation for registration and election 'he pUrtoses, requesting the active cooperation of the to ...

... I frtmalfs,,a, (64t, I ouxual, I , I , I IDUBLIN: TUESDAY, JULY lo; 867. 1 _ I IN the absence, of Mr, HoPn SOOTT Mr. UA:RTiNG, an eminent Catholic. solicitor, was examined before tho Ecclesiastical Titles Act Cemmittee. He was well informed on the history of the Catholic Church in England, and his evidence is said to have produced a deep impression on the Committee. The evidence is curious and ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. I~ ?? I I- ?? .- % 1.r5hi ll LEOGAO'5.) |Their lordahips met at five. THE PEFORtM BILL. Lord Redesdale laid on the table the Represents. tion of the People Bill, which was read a first time. mere The Earl of Derby stated that he would propose ight to take the second reading on Monday next, and the if the debate terminated that night he would fix the committee for the ...

... T: I e firniv a ni- O l O- O I C I *.O Ieustsri-4a e 7f orttiy betlgq qrthe goernorswas 8enon, fd. vrizr,, Dr-211. froreli M GDrWat .kn l rdr. ?? M.JMadden, sod Fredeph k FStokeroimu, w 'icques were -sionene Ch rled ?? To to be Hensld.~ry Stokes Mr.e i '4ro a lfe overnrith Mrs. and d:flt Melief Haymittes ief the Soeiety of Frins, ger I ers: a : Btotlbere, snd Co.; 4. e iat coaldtoted b ?? ,p ...

... I IMPORTANT DEBATE. (rROM OUR SPEOJAL ?? LONDON, SATUTIDAY.-Subjoined I send you an ample report of the highly important debate on the state (if Ireland, which occupied the House of Coin. mon last night Si ?? nl'Loghlen, in rising to call attention to the state of Ireland, and to thelegi'l Fnn pr ojsed for tat i6teountrythis session bythe Cdvernrnen-S'eid he had inteanded to submit 's ...

... RELIER FOn THE WtRT. . I)B1 TO T1UR EDITOR 0' THE VWEHMA. I ?? en your wonted curbtesy, I trust you wM not falil to aoknowledge in the next !impression of your very liberal journal the ?? contributions toward& the relief of the poor and des. titute of my distriet. Two, remittances have been i forwarded to my address by the kind and humane Mr. Shacklston, of Ballytore-the first remittance 51., ...

... I iBI. hSH SCNO. P;lUP LS ~e, The ?? and Art Department of the Comn- ice mittee of the Councoil eon Education, So~uth Kensin'g' bet ton, have issued, undec date June, 18 07, a tablo of 1st ofresults of the examination ha aicietioe classes hold in g, May last, giving the namesq of all the scocceesful can- on dtdatms It is gratifying to find that Irish enchools and pupils are moat; numerously. ...

... IRELEF TO THE FAMILIES OF FENIAN I PRISON.ERS, I The Paris correepondent of the Sunday Gazette I writes ?? From what I hear, I believe Mr. Roberts, % Head Centre, hee undertakon a voyage to Italy, to see f what can be done with . the LibeVl- chiefs in that quarter. The enclosed circular has fournd itg way to I Paris, and several families have applied . he a quarters heve for relief, and, I ...

... I I ^ .: t I. - , , - At ,- ?? _I. . A series of rules for the guidance of orown coun- sel, crown solicitors, and sessional crown solicitors, c in condueting prosecutions at assizes (or quarter ses- sions has been issued by the Attorney-Goneral (Mr. H. E, Chatterton). According to these instructions clerks of the crown are to tranenfit copies of allin ( formatione to the crown solicitors of ...