... CIIUPC:i OPINIONo sO TGr1A IRISH CHURCH. fProm Ladtftfiylt's U mln'iuan.] It is of incalCidable inipostaincc, ill respoct of all the highest interests of the Church and of the Enipiro, that the Irish Church question should be doliberately and cau- tiously trvatedl. The iSgovetiiuent of former days has codtleniied the Chlirch of Ireladil to ia fallsepositioll ; and now that Church and we ...

... WYEDNESBU1TRY. LoC('Al. ]OAi:) 01 HiE.\LTJI--O)u MOldlona' night, thle first ordhiary foltliglitly Imceting of the new Board wats lheld at thie oflices, Holyhead Road. Mr. S. Lloyd sVets re-clected elelirniall, andl there was a fair attentllane of mlelimbels. -'Plle Surveyor's expensea were set duwn as £35. ills. for tse past fortnight-The Inspector of NlYuisanllces' report clntainild nothing ...

... THlE REV. }R. CRAUIJFURD'S SERMION. -- .. -' S.- T.. 1 [Frost tie Daily Jffajrnyh.] What east be said of such a sermon and such a Dman? The poor old geltiacmiull has been, it appears, thirty-two years in the parish, and has not eve!' now arrived at years of discretion. There is a kind of disease called *' clergy- noan's sore throat. Is there any special mental eccen- tricity developed by ...

... NOTICES TiO CORE'SPONDENTS. .A f1 etters& intend~edI for pshdeu~ytiost moatt he tteeOtan eiited ft the 'noosle anld address of the wrifte, siol iesa't for y-,ilieatitiel, bilt for thle ?llutfrltat ion(if thle Beditur. Corre'sposdentsc who set ally opeitfiI value 'upon their coin- 55'ttltbicaftiontil moot keepo coft?5 Of thelm, att w~e Cannot alider- taet to reflow 145 unuted eoiti~ibitfiols. ...

... MEETING LAST NIGHT, IN WOLVElRiIAMPTO'N, Last night, a public meeting was field in the Exclange Room, Wiolvorhallsiton, in defence of the Irish Church, and int opposition to Mr. Gladstone's resolutions. The mecting had been called by placards of various sizes, and contini=ng such phrases as the following:- Protestauts attend and petition. tighiteousiteas exalteth a nation, Another step ...

... | 1|BY ATLANTIC TIMLEGRfun.] AMERICA. IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT. WASHINGTON, MARCH! 30. .euMr. Buttler opencd tlhe prosccutioli of President Johnson before the Senate Court to-(Jay, on the charges of im- Feacbment. The impeacbment managers offered in eVidence Copies of thle original appointuient of Air. Stanton us Sceretary of the War Department, and also President Jolmson-s rmessage to ...

... THE BIRMINGHAM DISPENSARY AND I ITS MEDICAL STAFF. 11I'EPOIT 01 THE COMMItTTEE. d The following report has been drawni up by the Dis- pnsary Commnttee, for prescntation to an adjourned meotnig of subscribers. Tiis will be held probably on the ) P11tlh instant, but notice of the precise date will be givots by l5 advertisclment in the course of next week, and at the same time a copy of the ...

... We extract the following particulars respecting the latest usovements of Prince Alfred, from the Sydney papers, received by tile last mnail. His Royal Highness 'was at Sydney dussng the greater 1ast of the month of February. On the 4th of that month the teachers and children of the Protestant Sabbath SSchools of New South Wales presented him with a Bible a in(s casket. The presentation took ...

... . A meeting of the Provisional Committee and friends of thle Aston Mainor Liberal Association was holdl last even- ing -at the Vine Inn, Alma Street, Aston New Town, for the purpoise of the eleetion of office bearers. Ar,. William Beddows occupied the chair. Min. ANSLLrs, jun., proposed the election of the Rev. Isaac Lord asl President of the Association. He had written to that gentleman to ...

... fflp? Bill gvpoof, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1863. NEWS OF THE DAY. The House of Lor la met for thie fit fstime yester- day after the recess. The Earl of l)DinnYl - entered the House shortly after five o'clock. In reply to Lord CAscAnRVON, the Duke of Buciuuximii t stated that a despatch from Lord Mo.sc confirmned the report that tile assassin of Mr. D'A RCY MC(' XWas nll CItStL'dy Earl RUSSEL?, ...

... MELTING OF MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS. A meeting of manufacturers arid ruereiaits of Biiraing- Irliam wras held at Nock's Hotel, Temple Row, oin Saturday morinig, to adopt petitions to Parlianiei t against a rail- way bill n11w before the House of Lords. Mrr, J. S. Wright presided, and there were about sixty other gentle- n. present. The .eeting was caleld by Messrs. Suttoll arid Und , ...

... JIRT'US38!'A. Blmi~l~liN, A tics'. S (EcinVtllg3,. The former Halnooe\l 1f Oliclcrs cnharged with hihl ireiasol Iere semitltenii to-day, 1y3 the Snpl)lcle (Court, tc ten yeais' ilnpjeialhllt each in Co0itCminlacialna, RUSSIA' SIl. 1iETEl,,VIK3l (, Al ll I, 8. rile Wlinistuqw of ilnance, in sublnitting tile budget to the .Empior, says that vith a goad harvest the ...