... i I __ ?? (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY mEL, - GRAPH.). THE POPE AND THE PRENCE OF WALES.- Homs, Wednesday.! The Pope this morning -received the Prince and :Princessof Walesin audience. The reception was; most cordial, and latedla'long time. His Holiness warmly congratulated the Prince on his recovery, and repjuested his Royal Highness to convey to heo Majesty Queen Victoria the Pope's thanks for ...

... I ,. ndon, Tuesday. The ldeat noews of her Wjety was r; ed this morning from the Batignoll whee the royal, train, cnsisting of one saloon caxriage -five first-, classcarriages, and aluge hpas'1ra wile to be alned. on toD thle 'crclar isway' whicys skirts Pi nerded ?to get tofthe Smabourg' was just two o'o:k P4 a Monds afternoon. Cyan ?? Groups of. bloed'workmen were lounging mout ongst the ...

... I ThE INTERNATIONAL IN lTE STOTHiLj The account which we pub'ish elsewhere of the -scene of tumult last night enacted in the Cork Athenceus will be read with shame and sorrow by every sersible and patriotic Irishman. That the International should have gained any adherents at all in an Irish city is most lamentable ; that it could have made a sufficient number of adherents to present itself in ...

... I London, Sunday. How can there be news to4ay? Everybody in London is in bed enveloped in warm fannei and ismbibici hot gruel. The sneezing is universal and au prevents any oontinuoua 90lunt of yesterday's t race being given by any one individual, so that one only gathers here and there a few scraps de. gcriptive of the disjointed aspect of the rae itself, y4 as see trough the driving snow, ...

... CI - IE ol QUIEE1'S OLLEGE, BMLAST. -7 ?? - - IUD 0 4mt (From oar Uteperter.) Belfast, Wednesday. The triennial visitation of ?? College, 8B1 fast, t9okplubetbis day in the Examination Ha The stident who aipee in-thiii acdemica robes, attended in larke.nu'nbers,and. there .was, ,als good attendance of the gener\ Ipublic, amonsat whom were a great nanyladies. ' Shory after one o'clock the ...

... I -DESECRATlO.N OF THE DEA. - I On Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday last a sick- eningscene was witnessed at the old burial ground, Upper tlichirond-road, Pattney. The estate of the late Mr. Henry Scarth, of Putney, is being adminis- tered by the Court of Chancery, to the possession of which there are rival claimants. One applied to the Home Secretary, througha geneaolgist, t for permission to ...

... MILITARY PROMOTIONS AND EX. CHAN(GES. :(I1fi Last ightas Gazette.) WAR OFFICE, FALL-MALL, MARci 26. Royal Regiment of Horse Gaards-The Hon C G Las- r celi es to be Sub-Lieutenant in succession to Lieutenant Hav ward, promoted into the 2nd Life Guards 2nd Dragoon Guards-W Otiley, Gent, to be Sub-Lieu' tenant. in succession to Lieut Heaviside, promoted into 'the ftb Dragoons. 4th Dragoon Guards ...

... MR. FAWCETrS BILL .A The Times ?? second reading of ?? University Bill bya majorityof 94 ) 21 on Tuesday night is a striking proof Xo the desire of the House of commons to see whether the problem of Irish University Education cannot be solvedi in the manner proposed in Mr. Fawcett's measure. If Mr., Fawcett, baa known h is own mind about the! Dublin University question, he has also enjoyed the ...

... I j9~ frtf s F,0,1.oAn ?? THEE ?? DUBS;I: TUESDAY, MAI{CH Cop 1S7a, I ~st\X\\N~s~ss~xw~xEN\NSENE~sE~sEN~sO ~ ~ssEE~s\\sI So.Ey eighteen months since, in a phrase which France will not soon forget, poor M. OLLIVIE announced that ho drow the sword against Geinlar.y avcc uw oxtur leget: The supposed lightness of heart which, according rto his own account, filled the Frenclh Minis- i ter when he ...

... I LATEST Nk&W84 I- (By SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TELR GRA PH). FRANCE. Versailles, Saturday Evening. The Government will be questioned in .the As- sembly On Monday relative to the conclusions of the Committee of Inquiry into the capitulations. A strong general feeling exists concerning the ne- cessity of a public explanation of the oondnet of Marshal Bazaine. The Committee on the Budget believe ...

... IE (FROM OUR 0 W OORRSPONDENTS.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. London, Friday Night. The London Gazete announces that her Majesty's birthday will be kept on Wednesday, May 15th. The Queen will hold a drawingroom at Bucking- ham Palace, on Tuesday, April 23rd. The Marquis of Salisbury and Lord Neaveas were to-day nominated for the Rectorship of St. An. drew's University. The official French ...

... I - CHARLES GAVAN DUFY. . Charisa GawnDufhaa frienda i £n oes in thi cantry, but his abiliit will be readly aditt We quote with pleasure from the 9VVctoia cor-e- spondent of the ranid4 thefoltowing pasagoe:- banquet has been given to the Ministry at a d gae called creawigk, at which Mr. Duffy made ea5. atnexceedingly able speei. Ibeginabnosttobe nd -ieve in Mr. Dufy. It is difficult to ...