... THE IRISH CHURCH-THE ELECTIONS. WE should be inclined to apologise to our readers for again adverting to the question of the Irish Church, were it not obvious that it is still the vital question of the hour, and that some months must elapse before it subsides into a matter of secondary importance. Through- out the United Kingdom, in November next, 44 Church and State will doubtless be the ...

... ITHE RIVERS POLLUTION COMMISSION IN I I -- MANCHESTER. On Wednesday, the commissioners appointed by govern Imnt,-to inqre- intorho beat means 4o -remedying9tbe illunien of1 riv attinded at he Manchester Toat HM .*here they met thze Mayo,the Town-clerk, ths officer-°i hiealth, delauticn from the City Counall, -d-a lihe Ctororation ofcials who awre coneernxed with tlieshnitary Morton. Tha ...

... THE RUSSIANS IN COETR&L AIA..-B&TiLE OF SA.AXOAND. The InvaU*, of St. Petersburg, publishes a milltary bulletin, giving the following official account of the battle of Saaroanld, and the occupation of the town by the Russian army. Our territory having been repeatedly Invaded by Bok. hara troops, General von Kaufmann at last resolved to put a stop to these predatory inroads. Accordingly, on Msy ...

... Tl;E WEEKLy TAMAIMES. -MIA N O E TERB, SATURDAY,; Vn 6, 1868. TOPICS. Tan Ex-Governor of Jamaiom once more Woatos f1WI . For two yoeam the sword of DAMOOLE5 has Coon held over his head, but at lstit hat ben ithdw He who in a supreme moment neither pitied nor sparedA has found amongst him Own countrymen M me ul judges. They WdU not even allow him to be Iut upon his trial for his alleged illegal ...

... I THE SMO.E IfSAXH IN.SALPORW. At the Salford Town on Ts,. r. Robert;Hey- wooe, of the Adeiphi was summoned at the instance -v of the Corporation, un1 BSnltaiiAt of 1866, for per- mitting the emiqslon oiensneinoke from X cblney coan neoted with his premiseiS such measure as to be a nuisance. The town-olerk Mr B t appeared for the Corporation, oj and Mr. B. B. kB. Cob1 'for the defendant. ...

... BIRTIs.-May 27, the wife of Mr. B. Adkins, Cropredy Fields, of a ?? 30, at Aston-le-Walls, the wife of Mr. John Phillips, of a son. DiED.-May 26, at Tadmarton Mill, Caroline, daughter of Mr. Henry Cook, farmer and miller, aged 3 ?? 29, at Hook-Norton, Martha, widow of Mr.EdwardRogers, farmer, of Bloiclam, aged 68 ?? 30, Mr. John Painter, of Bloxhsam Park, near Banbury, aged 38 years, most ...

... I COtUNTRY EDITION. SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1868. TOPICS OF TilE WERE. A grand debate in the I-louse of Lords, upon the Bill for Suspending future appointments in the Church of Ireland, will, probably, be the last important discussion in the present Parliament. It began on Thursday night, and is expected to close on Monday. Lord DimvY for the Conservative body, the Bishops for the Church, and Lord ...

... X iJ.NE.RA3JNEWS. The Rev. Di, LittledalO, who attacked the religious reformers of the sixteenth century, has publicly referred to the late Yiscount palserstolias that frivolous old heathen. At Versailles the ladies of the highest rank, mplyng waith the wvishes of Pius IX., now wear a long veil, hanging down to their wntist, a#'lwnever they resort to the Church of 6t LouLis, or topli sX ...

... THE PROTEGE OR A MEMBER OF PAIRIAMNT. . Grdy3aou 10 or 11 years of age, and Patrick Gorman, 17, were charged,,the former *ith ?? from 101) Glouceeter Terrace, yeaik't rs. deuice of UMr Iliveradalo Grefifell, Mp., money anii other article. MUr Grenfell Wd-About two year ago, when I was crossin the street near nmy huse, gave Grady what I imagined we a halpenny l He rnu after meard ial e ie i de ...

... Yesterday, a meeting of miners was held on the south bank of the river, near the Clyde Ironworks- Mr Robert.Burns presiding. Reports from the fol- lowing places wore given ?? Colliery-All idle for the day. Farrie's Farms-AUl idle; Mr Farrie would not oppose a rise of wages. Stonelaw -All idle; workmen had not called for employer yet,.he being from home. Eastfield-AlI idle; em- ployer had ...

... IGENE1RAL NEWS0 II . . . I Mr Charles Lees, R S.A. has been electei treasurer to the Royal Academy, in the room a of the late 31r W. B. Johnstone, ?? 5 Daily Reriew. I A MAN WORRIED tY A DONKEY.-Last f Tuesday morning, at Grantham, an old man named Cox, engaged in NMr Wakefield's field, a on the Harlaxton Read, was worried by a a donkey, which knocked hima down, got its fore l feot over himand ...

... rTHE GOVERNMENT PROPOSITION- FoR A BOMAW CATHOLIC UNIVESITY IN IEL.IAND. . Tle following importantletter hasbeen6 published: To the ilght Hon. the Earl of Mayo, MP,, Chief Secretary for Ireland. My Lord, It is but due to ourselves to call your attention to the explanations recently given by your. self in answer to Sir John Gray'a question, and by another Noble Lord in the Upper House, both ...