... MORE OUrRAGES IN IRELAND Mr Warburton continues to progress favourably towards recovery from the murderous attack made upon him, though his face has been terribly mangled, and it is hoped to preserve the sight of his injured eye. The men arrested on suspicion of having been his assailants have been discharged. At a meeting of magistrates it was proposed to attach the respon- sibility of the ...

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... IB.j, IvZBZAN NTZTO.n18T C7 o-]MMOM PM oun owN Con n= s. iULT _ TnnAe.Y; Lent 'ovessin t ?? Of Review? on th school fort e euctlon of ?? ?? made thei rex- pors, hic woe o a very favour~able nature. The votes, d requestisi the confrneto appoin a committee whicdh kt orrw . hera, and if any whatbottr vsiomon Can ze ; ..dmghol hd nbe en thought it wan scacel fair that so1 mush should. be de for ...

... .. lA +Y --m ?? TOAZo0# WiBDJOWl 0TOBBSIABSS6002I0Y. I . . :. . . 1. 1.. Thc annualraeet .on f tbis sooiet was held I`- ThI n ns'rM; aDr. RoGons, the Presieo,,in the chir. TeAnslunire it of thoooi wae2suitei It stated that the moemiers now numbered SOO. T he society had unceasingly' advocated the necessity of au adequate and, as far as practicable, unifogn payment In iroportion-to work of the ...

... The news from Ireland is still stirring. On Sunday evening an attempt was made to kill the clerk of the North Chapel at Cork. John Keating entered the chapel, and, drawing a large knife, went up to where the clerk was standing, and made a desperate stab at him. The clerk avoided the blow, and the knife penetrated the door a couple of inches. Keatingwasinstantty secured. Fourpolice- men on duty ...

... FRAN CE. PARIS, J'ie1y 31.-It is asserted that an Imperial decree, granting an amnesty to political offenders, will be issued on promulgation of the Senatus Consulturn. The Cons/ituiozhnnl of this morning denies the report that Marshal Niel was seriously ill, and would resign his post. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, ?? 31i-The ?? I'r Pirss of this morning asserts that Count Beust, consequent upon ...

... lilli ]IVEGLISH AND IVDIAN COL OjVELS (i l -lits which have arisen from the armalgarmation of the Royal naul p1 ;.ialn aiiicies appear to be interminable. Since S60o, ovlwhen the ainilgli - n v, .a~ cfflected, the aut;hlorities have aluost constantly been imiore or ]s iaetieiy egagcd ill attempts to solve somie apparently insoluble ) r to e to ss soe' e injustice involuntarily perpetrated, to ...

... soretui__Inteldigmc. FRANCE. r r.s, TuESDAY.-The Official Jrnal'na of this morning formally denies the statement of the Gaulois, that the AlgerI troops 1had1 received orders to hold themselves in reaines t emarkforFrance. epdenss TUE~SnDbAY NINO.-The Marquis de Lavalette, hob has been appointed ambassador in London, will pro- ceedto is ostin fotnight. PARS, Tois[pfsDnAYThO 6'osnsfu1utionncZ of ...

... INFAILLIBILITY UNFOUNDED. A LECTURtE On this subject was delivered in the Me- uok itropolitan Hall, Lower Abbey Street, Dublin, on Mlonday evening, by the Rev. John Fegan, late a ons1Roan athlicpriest, h ha~llwscoddt excess by a moast respectable audience. The Iro- ore- ture was listened to with the most; profound atten- tion. The Rev. TaoMAs Score presided. After! votional exercise, let The ...

... I ?? ~ lip PROPOSED CEuuCH CONFERENCE IN IRELAND.- A telegram from Dublin states that a requisition is in course of signature asking the Archbishops to convene a Church Conference again. %Jr A BISHOP OF DERBYSHIRE. -The Bishop of Lich. M,. field, who has cut so many Gordian knots by the nd solvitur ambulambo process, has given over Derby. s ; shire to the care of Bishop Hobhouse, late of Nel. ...

... THE HULL VOLUNTEERS AND THE I ROYAL VISIT. I - -rid . HULL ARTILLERY VoLUNTEERs.-Last evening the members of the 4th East York Artillery Volunteer Corps present on parade were addressed by Colonel Brooshooft respecting the recent Royal visit. He stated that he had received a letter from the Right Hon. Lord Londesborough, the contents of which would be grati- fying to all the members of the ...

... LATEST I ANA - I ?? VWKiDW1~AY HVlIuNfto. the -aretM bave reumainedci dull aud in. 5vie, but tojdey th. le is the excuse that the 'Mni;,1,exn~ tioni with the settlement nw in lull opieratioif h Ave beeni sufficient to occupy atno w s ule the terms for continuing Swcoeitg have been moderate. There is etll a linall back wardatioli ill Caledonian and Metropo- lutai, showieg that ejiecubstion is ...