... gt,' fruilltalls 'Nournalo DUBLIN: FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1S7. I., - -at .- ?? IEsE E N~oN~sE? o / - e country has learned with gratification tat 11. engagements of the Prime Minister -le sllch, it is to be hoped, as will enable him ;r the hospitality of Ireland. It is Big- r-lflcant]y to the credit of a province which Ls od apart, we might say immemorially, ?? lberal policy and national sentiment, ...

... ILATEST NEWS* x~sl,&T on (By SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TELBE GRAPH.) A CABLIST INSRRECfON. Maduid Tuesday Evening, The Gazte of this evening pablisbes the decree aeceptnrg the resignation of General Reyu ?? ap pointing General Oabula ?? of War The LGoverrment has received a despatch, dated yesterday evening, from the Governor of Barce- Iona, in which it is announced that a Carlist rising is ...

... 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 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 ...

... The Council of the Royal Irish Academy have Published their report for the year ending March id 18X2. The report enumerates a goodly list of aplerg for the Transactions, which are in the P-58aUd will shortly appear. The subjects and tnrnber of these essays show that the literary and 2'tiic activity of the Society is as vigorous and beful as eNer. With regard to the internal ar- rangements ...

... I ,: ?? L L, (Er SPCIA L 3AND ORDIARY) TRL*: GRAPH.) EGLAND AND, MERIC. ,e QueenstownPriday Nigh ;o The Cunard steamer Algeria, from New York at ;c 3.50 on the 3rd instant, arrived off Rochespoint at' t t456 tidglt bingngm8 11 passugsrimnd lO.S00 dolarsonfreight. Amagthepah e are ths Er: Premdett'W dangatiMlC ,m t.mv lT tae' graphic ?? the HeraW Uorrespondent, dated Waabingtoss, 3rd inst,; ...

... I I (FlOVt OUR 0 IF CORRBSPONDENT&.) THE BALLOT-TEE IRISH VOTE. London, Tuesday Night. Mr. James Lowther, the Conservative member i fcr the city of York. was unable last night to in- duce the fonge of Commons to agree with him that power should be given by the Ballot Bill to give persons so desiring it the option of using voting L papers instead of attending personally at the poll. I The same ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-LAST NIGHTP. | u The Speaker took the chair at 4 o'clock. d ENGLAND ANDM AyurEFICA. r Mr. Rathbone asked the Prime Minister whe- r ther her Majeety's Government had or would send e in the counter case to the arbitrators at Geneva ? e Mr. Gladstone replied that the counter case had t been prepared by her Majesty's Governmiant to the L arbitrators at Geneva, and it would be ...

... 11 - - _ ?? __1. I1 ,The weekly meeting ot the guardians was neln- yesterday in the boardroom. Alderman J. W. MIAcKEY, J.P., V.C., in the chair, The other guardians present were-T Franklin, George Crevre, Alderman J Draper, John Byrne, TC; Wi hm Caldbeck, J P: George Deane, J P, DV C; Patrick Ryan, David Armstrong, George Woodward, Gerald P Narren. T O; Laurence B Rorks, Arthur 51 Downing, ...

... NORTH UNION-Y~sTAr. - I S_ . _ _ _ . . X~~~ H.-J. MAcFanLuN, Peq., J. P., in the chair. The other guardians present ?? J K Hynrd- ;man DV C; Kr C Crawcour, G Tharp, T Arknr, DrBrady. J P. V C.: Aderman H'Swiney. J P: Capt Lindsey, DL , J P. ;Kr John Reilly, Kr P Kenny, Kr 3 Dennis, Mr James Reilly, Mr. Charles Reilly, Mr P Lan- Man, hrJKelly, Mr Fitzsimon, Mr W iowr J P :Mr B Shveleg, J P; Mr ...

... CROCEPS' ASSISTANfS' ASSOC.IA'TIO'N. I The quarterly meeting of the memtbers of this association was held on Sunday at their rooms, 13 Eustaeo street, Mr. Ryan, V.P., in the chair. Mr. Patrick O'isagon, secretary, read the advertisemetl convening the meeting, and the following report o' the association for the quarter ending March 31it -- GEN-S,~xi.-;-Your committee feelmuch pleasure in ...