... MP, GL AD1STONE AND TH1N.EI. - FORMf1ST ASSOC:IAT10N. | A further correspondence has taken place be. tween Mr. Warburton and the Premier. The for- mer gentleman regrets that ,Mr, Gladstone has-not seen lit to throw light upon the important points at issue on the subject of concurrent endowment. Mr. Warburton writes nnder date April 22, to which he receives the following reply, dated- Downing ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS-LAST YIGHT. I The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. OFFFENCES AGAINST WOMTEN. Sir Wilfrid Lawson gave notice, on behalf of Mr. Ta)lcr, that on the motion for the second reading of the Offences against Women and Children Bill he will move that it be read a second time that day six months. THE WHITEHAVEN RIOTS. Mr. P. Wynadbam gave notice that on Friday, the 21st instant ...

... I The following circular to the clergy has been issued by his Eminence Cardinal Cullen:- Dublin, Feast of the Holy C:oss, 3rd May, Th72 VE1Y REVERrEND RmTriRu:s-lhe holy Catholic COlurcb, everauxibus to promote the spiritual weliarcof hot cbildren, invites them at certain periods to send up their'united prayers to the throne of mercy, hegging of the Almighty to asoist them in their ...

... i, SPECUSL TEGR . i t (PROM O U OWNK tOBRRfPONDWrP&)I LONDON CORRESPONDENCE 1toudo4 Wediada~y Night. The birthday of Brin'qe' Arthur wa celebrated' to-dy a Dce~ y presentation oanaddress from 'the mayor and, corporation, , proosasion of school. children, and general ilkumination. Mr Jardine will contest DumfrlessIfire as Liberal, 'and Sir James Anderson, Dunmfries borongb&, It is stated that ...

... IOUSE OF [COfmONS Ey. _ ?? one Speakeu took the abshr at 12 o'clock. WOmKes SvmAGl tr. JaTb Bigts i moving the Second reading ,d Ate WomeD'B Disabilities Lemoval VlA refierred go the extraordioary amount of interest which this q ?? bhad elicited il the oountry, the number of loc agsocitions which had been fioed to pro. mote the agitation in favour of relieving women from the political ...

... I L E W . (BY SPFJIAZ AND RBEUTZES TRE GRAPH.)' ENGLAND AND AMERICL Queenstown, Monday Night, ..By the Inman royal mail steamer City of Paris, which called off the hirbour to-day on her voyage from Now Yerk, papersp to the 27thfllt., re to 'hand. The New York Times contains. the- folldwing .deapstch in roference to the Alabama contro. vercy :- Washington, April 26, The Senatorial despatches ...

... I Atthe NorthernrDivisional Police court, yesterday meruing, hefore Mr. Barry, six young men, named John Gallaher, Patrick Fallon, Joseph 3I'Mahon, Patrick Connolly, Patrick M'Donnell, and Patrick Gaffney, were placed in the dock, in custody of Aoting-inspector Murphy, Acting-sergeaut 10 D, and Police-constables 65 D, 94 D, and 25 D, charged with having been part of a disorderly and riotous ...

... F Iv f I. I I t i s j I ? . O lit IMIq ? OZI-I 't -;Fj ep-11ri C' i , (!?i I I ?? -- ?? ? ? I I ?? ?? ?? xt~w X\ DUBLIN: IAtRADA S2 , ?? ?? ?? x . of en s t_ AA A s ^ _1 ?? I_ Le Tux constitution of the Civil Service of the state is at present receivin I considerable at- .e tention. in the course of the debate, which fensued in the House of Commons on Tues- day evening, on Mr. PLUsN1ET'S ...

... IHOUSE OF COMMONS--LAST EIVGIT.I The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. Mr. Harcourt gave notice that on Monday next be will ask leave to bring in a bill to amend the provisions of the Criminal Law Amendment Act of ?? Mr. J. Goldsmid called ?? to the pro- longed delay that had taken place in the comple- tion of the Wellington Monument The Chancellor of the Exchequer stated that Mr Stevens ...

... THE POOPR LAWS. - I i . - _ A correspondence which has recently passed between the Poor Law Commissioners and the Rev. ?? Magorrian, Catholic chaplain of the Belfast Worlihouse, is a curious example of the way in which the authority of the gentlemen charged with the administration of the Poor Laws in this country is sometimes evinced. The Rev. Mr. Ilagorrian is, as we have s;aid, chaplain of ...

... I LATEST NES. (BY SPECIAL AINTD EUTER'S TELE- GRAPH.) THE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY. port New York, Saturday. the The New York Hrerald says that the nomination 0 is of IMr. Horace Gireely is a tribute to his services and chaqracter, but that he is a dangerous candi- h of date, The Southern democrats cannot forget his Ltel- forty years' campaign against them. His nomina- iant tion means enthusiasm; ...

... I~~~ _I The usual weekly meeting of the guardians of this union was held yesterday. Mr. (P. D iEr, J.P., in the chair. The other guardians present ?? Callow TC: Wm A Hayes. Johl Byrne T C; GeorgeCrews William Caldbeck, JP: David Aeinstroow, John C Kelly, 3P; Alderman John Draper, John Bentley Capt Davoren, Alderman H Tarpey, Michael Roch Edward M'Cready. George DeareJ P. DV C: Michae Carey, T ...