... i I (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPO.YDFYTS.j LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. t London, Tuesday Night. jI The Cazetee announces ?? the Queen has AP,. proved of the 91st Regiment being in future styled I t Princess Louise's Argyleshire Highlanders, and a bearing the boar's head, the Campbell crest. t The Gazelle announces tha, the Second Backs b Bifle Coyps has been struck off the records of the a The revenue ...

... |e frumanis lmnrnaL I |.DUBLIN~ :FRIDAY, APRIL ° 1872. Wt tt N ?? os x \YNX\XEX50XY ?? \ it~~~b~bs/6ow.S~~~b~~lsZ THE melancholy grandeur of yesterday's cere. monial should not be withoutitspracticalresult, independent of its character as an affectionate tribute to the memory of a distinguished man. It is not possible that any one of the tens of thousands who beheld a spectacle almost unpa- ...

... I THhe ropE AND HIS UBJECTS. I The twelfth of April two-and-twenty years ago was a memorable day in the City of the Popes. On b that day, under the brightest of Italian skies, b amidst a people who welcomed Whin back again C .with garlands and songs of joy, Pius IXL re- fi turned to Rome after his exile at Gaets, and glad- tj dened, as well as sanctified with his presence, the city of his love ...

... I - - G oaP - Yesterday afternoon this dietingished divine,. whose name is so eminently associated with the progress and influence of the Catholic Church in England, delivered a lecture at the Church of St. Saviour, Lower Dominick-street Tha occasion VW under the immediate patronage of the Lord Chancellor and Lady O'Hagan, who were present, and the beautiful church was filled with an audi. ...

... I A special me6ting lo th Muicpal cunio NM held yesteday the Clty all Th-eight Eou. the ULo MAroa prdeiL A letter from the Under Secretary, ubiitt. t'-016 V.4 to j w e t 4e s l thConito. iitsrfwmoll r IA1OIr, C. .,,m referenlce to the pending scema3 for centralation e f ilys i Dubin, refer- red ?? - m ta A leen 1r. Pinm, M.P.in reply to. communicaton o Co oil thoaking himt for aendi a ...

... I I_ (FROM O UR OWN OORRESPONDENTS&) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. e Loudon, Tuesday Night. ?? the inquest this afternoon on the body of Mr. a Wyld, editor of the Likensed Victuailers' Guardian, 9 whose wife stands charged with having killed him by throwing a gum bottle at him, the medical evi- dence showed that death resulted from fatty dege. neration of the heart. Verdict of death from na- tural ...

... THE GALWAY ELECTIO PETITION. or (From our own Reporter) 'Galway, Taesday. This was the fourteenth day of the hearing of the Galway election petition. The attendance of ladies war reduced, probably owing to the asttrc- tions of Panchestown The same.oounsel and agents appeared as before. Evidence for the petitioner was continued. Lord iscount Gough sworn and examined by Sergeant Armstrong-I ...

... I I ?? I * ?? According to custom several of the Vestries of the ProtestantjEpiscopal churches were heldyeaterday. In a few of the parishes where special business is to be trapsacted the Vestries were postponed in some cas till to-day, in others to a later day. Sr. Aunons's.-The Veas Archdeacon of Glen- dalough in the chair. The followig ohurch- wardens were appointed :-Wr1iam Digges La ...

... 1'iER JTEAIJ). ARRCIVALS. Up to 3 amr, A.pril 1. 1872.-Wktd. N. March I!.-Ontarcs, Nantes, c.ia-cy; ?? -f burg, deals Dfuke of Lcinat. r, ?? ?? : E :r.- , Livrpool. sailt; Duchess of aStherkaud, c:,amor, . March 31.-Torch, steamer. Livservo io l CC-I 'K . Feiileron, ore; Emiealad, todec-.,, cxii-.V; ?? brickc; Alhlion, steam er. Sillo.tli : Aloe indra ?? S. steanmers, llolyhead ; Ceiiuto'sj of ...

... I -- c r -I D)UBL1N: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1S72. l ?? THE Ministerial crisis has not taken place. Oar wire this morning annoulnces neither a disso. lution nor a resignation. Mr. DISRALI is still in the cold, and Mr GLADsTo.NEhasstillthe right to scat himself on the Treasury bench. Mr. NEWDEGATE has for the moment been too Much for Mr. FAWCETT, and though wve cannot say that these two ...

... I : 1 ~ ~ - (BY SPECIAL AND REUTER'S TILE. GRAPH.) ENGLAND AND AMERICA. I ?? York, Saturday. The Washington correspondents of the New Ya'k Ti'mes, We' ld, T'ibIuSC, Evetiing Post, and other prominent journals,, state positively that the administration will now adhere to the indirect claims. FRANCE AND GERMANY. Berlin, 8atarday. The North Germaun Gazette of to-day, once more emphatically ...

... I P ..ARIAMENTAY NOTES, &c. I (From our own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. The fight for the Ballot, which promises to be almost as stubborn a struggle as that of last ses- sion, will be-resumed on Monday, when the indo- smitable Vice-President of the Council Will once more ask the House to resume the consideration of the measure in committee, Up to the present time only one clause has been ...