... E HE FOLI'AL SITUATITN. r A (Jabinct Council was oppointed to hebeld yester. ' day afternoon. The gutmmongeH were not issued till lo late on Monday evening. ha The Daily News announoes that every one of Mr. ri Gladitous's reholution awill be eubmitted to the House ce of Commons, and in a leading article remarks that a, if the second and third resolutions were in the be e gi'ning needful ...

... PETITIONS AGAINST AND FOR THE I -I. CH{URCH. On Monday Mr. Cogan prtsented petitions prayi.g for the im-ediate diseetablishment and disendew. ment of the Protestant Church in Ireland from 3,800 inbabitants of the parish if Saintc Michae and John, in the city of Dublin; from the inhabitants of the parishes of At'y, Nas, Narragbmore, Maynooth, Kildare, Newbridges Kilcock and Ceibridge, in the ...

... KILKENNY O&TITLI yoUNU ME An SOMIETV. Ia On Sunday bat a ?? n of the above society wee ield In their ;4ruol, WI~LOthabv W. lIN Prieiden', IM. 'the emirr Ona, rtri, Mr. SteO tia djent of 0i0 )eet no, fe l rlu1n0D- Tlbat re ia timolfoi teo tbounnel orleetlon aod.u.p ,bid now arrived, ite We tie duty ot thae who held offloe during tbe aeet year to review thie 'h4en ?? wbhic bad taken place lie ?? ...

... Pili~i UEAD, DiflLN. -t -- AaUSIVAI S. Up to 9 &S mn , AprD 4, 18tS8.-Wind -N. W. April 3--Brien Boan, aLverpool, sait: Zias, Aimon'. bailey; Jane, Conway, stoun; Hainah CrosdAle, Londeo, suprtphosphito: Alice agd Problem, ltuncorn, eAlt; r, u irotlins, Ch41cf, brices ; Michael Christopler Ruanorn. salt; Cathcrlre, Swansea, superphoiphAte: Ma4rqluis of Abercorn, steamer, [legow ; Royal ...

... _iZ THE EDUCA.TION GRANT a- - - - I I I * I . . a . The vote proposed for publio education i9 Great Britain for the year ending with March 1309, is 842,f69., an increase of 13(6,681. over the vote for the fieeal year juat expired, The calculation based upon the number of koholara in average attendance in ei boole ineperted in the last BChOOl year in England, wvith the percentage added for the ...

... COMMISSION OF OYER AND TRMRrNER. I I a m . C . o f .. .. . .. i1 Theo Riglit'W. Mr. Jslstiike O'lagakt an the d. ?? Hons. Mti Juttlia Georte resumed the busiuess r. of the 0o0rPUDldon In the Courthouse, Grseeustreet, at sdf past ten ?o'alock on Saturduy morning 10 A ?? HAS~r W ItTh 5ANOWgTh ' ar J31e1 M0tliPh, $01bitor, meurrendered in ditehorgo d, 'of his bag, and was indicted for the ...

... TIlE IRISH CONVICJT SYSTEML Our refders will remember that at the recent meet. cc iog of the Social Soience Congress at Belfbt, Mr. i J. P., Organ, Innpectee of ialeased convicts In the 3i Dublin District, read a very valuable and interesting A paper explanatory of the details and wocking of the a Iruh convict system. Tbe extensive personal know. F ledge of the subject posseeted by Mr. Organ, ...

... I LATEST INTELULGENCR (BY TELEGRAPHE) RUSSIA. St. Potersburgi, Thursday, April 16. The newtariff commission, composed of mombe of the Council of the Empire, hbas approved, witho,, modification, the rates fixed by the former cos, mission. Intelligence from CentralAsia statesthat relationj between Russia and the Khaa of Khliva are of s o friendly character. FRANCE. Bologne, Thursday, April 16, ...

... PEACE OR WAR| ?? I Q 1_-, -- __ .. . . . ?? .. The &irle has the following observations on the question of war or peae :--It is not in France alone that the question of peace or war in beginning to ex. cite public opinion. ThelAustrian press discusecs tie subject very warmly, and pronounces in a plcifir sense. The language used by the Liberal journali of Vienna and by all the Hungarian press, ...

... PRESENTATION TO DR. E, HAUILTON. I A 1-- -X-1hro re6on ?? ?? A large numberof medical gentlemen, the preseut and former pupile of Dr. Hamilton's private clas, attended on Saturday evening at his residence, 12U Steplibe'sgreen, West, to present him with an ad. drebs expressing their appreciation of the benefits he had conferred on them. Accompanying the address woa a presentation of piato, ...

... I LATEST INTELL1GENCE I (BY TIILEGRAPH. ITALY. Flerence, Wedneaday Evenieg, April 1. In today's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies the debato upon the Grinding Tax Bill wAS continued. The first par graph of the bill was passed by 18t agailnst 14 votes. This paragraph imposes a tar of two lire peM quintal on graln, eighty oentimel on snaie sad barley, one lire twenty centinees on eats, ad fifty ...

... SECOWND EDITION. II FRsYEMAN 01Frcs, Twelva o'Clook. THE MINISTRY AND TEHE APPROACH. ING DIVISION. The mrng Poet seys- Last evening a ceottler marked most 'imporeaut' was sent round to the Fupporterm of the Government requestirg most eaareetly And most particularly their Attendance at the division to-night. Ths following also accompanied the circular ?? That there may ba no sniunder- standing ...