... THE DEP F TATION TO THN E CONSERVAT1VE PE II S. LtcnoxSxrooes.-Tiisafternoon, about ThuQ ?? from [reland attendoed a de(putation at Chcstci field House to repr-estont to the Duike of aist Abercoro an I other peers their strong Opposition to the Irish C bench Bill now biefore, Iarliamrent. an i Lcr1 James Buitler introdluced the several depin- Ir tations. 'lbs first was composed of 2.30 ...

... CoT UAI 'ND FASHf VIA. 'T i!> COURT. B BALIMOAL CASTLE, MuNynV .-Tbis blcciU the f Queen's fiftiethl birth day, her Majesty spjent it ?? with the Royal 1 iiamil. hoc diove ain the Y sorenoon with Princes Louise and llitce Arthur, . and again in the afternoou with thc two .'r:ncesses . and Piince Leeopod, Prince Arthur accomlpanying e her Majesty on horseback, in the morning her Majesty ...

... LATEST N E W S. ?? TELEGR1PH-.] NEF'S-LETTER OFFICE', Moiidoay .Jorhif.l. F R A N C E. PAnS !Ay '29'-The (OXicial Journal declares that the news publiheud by the MwteG Ur relative to on aareument between France and Italy for the eva- cuatron of the Pontrtical territory by the French, is totally false. S P A I N. ~snowIP, MAY 29, EveFaN-.. -In to-day's sitting of the Constituent Cortes, a ...

... ?, ' ?? ' II il . N ?? ) L 1, N' e, ! ? I I 1 1 i k ' I ? ' ?? ?? - ' L LjIXuM oT owi CtWRRmSP.DFDPNT.] LOsNDO, WEaDNESDAY. TI, g sale oe poor Sir Emerson Tenaeat's effects at his town residence, 66 \Varevick- Square, is adver. ?? It will extend ever the three last days of n week, and will embrace a great number of rare r 1 beautifal objects of art, natural curiosities, a, selibrary of ...

... PitOTl'sSTANT DEFENCE MIEL[INGS IN EMTLAND AD SCOUL-AND. SPIT ALFI rLDS. h THE East London Protestant Defence Association held a- meeting on Wednesday evening. The hev. S . BARD-;LLY, reolor Of Chri~st Chuieli, S pitalfticis, and rural dean, occupied the chair. 'Dia room was the I hueiastie character. totL Dr . S. ?,wAINN1 n c mved the adacption of the eel report, and remarkeud theat ini the ...

... LATEST I . i?-e ?? VE - , - t; 4., FRA NC E. ?? Mu-i- 23, EVENINGo -Pbs Aineri,%arn sidents in Piris have ?? a farewell address tu, ;eueral Dix, the Litt, United States Mlinicter at, ithe Frel-Ch Court, Toe Genieral has invited his Tti- low-countryinen to a parting interview on the E.t .Juno Torce hundred persni-ls have acieozed tn': invitatrcti .A banquet will be triven to the ?? at I1~ ...

... Thx pnncipal subject of discussion in the Fstab- lished Assembly on Wednesday was the Law of Patronage. A report by the committee appointed latA year on the question was submitted, in which they recommended that the right to nominate ministers should be transferred from the present I ratrons to a board in each parish, consisting of tientors (members of the Church), elders, and male ...

... ?? ?? ?? , I. -.1 ?-d ?? i a- t-- ; - i Tr Vd (: O R 0 i S' O n Di. N ?? S. f:rii. ), I . ?? I-!: ;, - ,. i i, ft :in , I . : , r ?? .. * 1, r ?? j I- Ti t I i I' et r Ir. I 1. 'k - i , 3j '0TILHE E0011'0i0 uPTiE ili' LVASTNE',I-~LETIEi.. | ?? 5'i, error of toe iintert SrustitlluLifl two y thousaandas the pOpuilti':-O!I f Lis iurni istoad Of 2, ten thousand, the ctltoct of myv letter is I ...

... THE LIVERPOOL CHAMlBER OF COMIMERCE AN,) THE NEW AMERICAN [NI ITl. A MONTHLY meseting of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce was held on Wednesday-Mr. CHARsLES, CLAuiEs, the president, in the chair. The CmissmAN said-Gentlemen, before the ordinary business of the Chamber is taken, I have to submit a motion to you with reference to the new American Minister. I beg to askyou to agree to the ...

... i;~qi TRj k~;.i>)bL U-~~ .. THE LATE D'U-'MONSTR.k'iIJN. TO TFE iDIT.,3' tF tiag BELFAST aNrS LETTER. SIR--Ag vai who coutributedl a lit-, to maciease the thoursaiiis in the RoyaL Botanic Gar'ik,3 on0 ,aturd:3v, L ?? Fav that ?? ct .ilj2 nuot bave pasised in and our. of the tiarders ess than 15O.Oi)0; and, ha I thi re be n a SJshabua to command the sui to stand tor six hours loi-g(ir, I ...

... G Li C 11 1) C> 3? effect efter, (ESTABLISUIED ANNO 17:37.) BELFAST: SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1i89. ONCE more the House of Cotnmmsl has been niitidicting the tifle, An IrnsI S&-asn, which has been yivet to the peri d of its in- fancy, vinlicating it, if nit by tole wbisdoln lf its councils ill reiation to Ireland, at l ast bh I the pertinacity oi its attentions to our unhappyx' country. On ...

... RomE, MAY 22.-The following extract from an article in the Osservatore Rcocoano of the 20th, entitled The Irish Question, will give a fair idea of the important results which, here in Rome; are expected from the realisation of Mr. Gladstone's Bill, both with respect to Ireland and to England herself:_ 'The project of law by which Lord Gladstone proposes to emancipate Catholicifi in Ireland ...