... RAILWAY 21ANAGEMiENT. The CorniEssioners of K;inlgatowu ha,.e addre sei a remcnstrance to the Board o. the ' low Company against the ex:n'sjva fares now charged upon the Kingstown :iae. The Con3missioners tate that they are 6trained to address this remonsltrnoce to t'J board in conseziaence of the urgent a9 .il rl Ide theum by their constituents. We caa well believe ?? Thewonder iathatthe ...

... 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; ...

... H HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. i _ _ (By Special and Press Association Telegraph.) Their Lordships met at five o'clock. The Earl of Camperdown, in reply to Lord Dun. saney, stated that the order in Council, altering the constitution of the Board of Admiralty, would be laid belore the house the same evening as the papers on the subject were placed before the other house. A CLAIMANT. The Lord ...

... CONSECRATION OF THE MOST REV. P. J. AN . : ,, The ceremony of consecrating the Most Rev. Patrick 3. Ryan, Bishop of Tricomia, and Coad- jutor of, With right of sucoession to, the Arch- bishop of St. Louis, took place on Suday, April 14th, at St. Jons Church, Sixteenth and Chesnut streets. Impresite and imposing as the rite of consecration to such a high office alwars is, there were ...

... ME8S!iS. FPREIR AND SONS' ESTABLISH. I M ENT. AmongRt the very best specimens of street arobi- tecture which we have seen for a considerable time is the new building recently erected from designs furnished by Mr. Thomas Newcnhamn Deane, RI.11. A.,for Mr. Mooney, Lower Abbey.street The premises to which we allude have been built on the site once occupied by the establishment of Mlesss. Browue ...

... SHE FRENCH CONVENT OF ST. JOSEPH, IHE MQOUNT SACKVILLE. -. On Sunday last, the 66th anniversary of the foundation of the Congregation of the Missionary Sisters of Saint Joseph de Cluay, fifteen young ladies were admitted into the order, and received the white veil at the bands of his Eminence toe Cardinal Archbishop of Dublin. The eient was expected to have taken place sooner, but by the ...

... PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS-THE BALLOT, &c. (From our Correspondent.) London, Saturday. Foremost amongst the orders of the day for Monday stands the irrepressible Ballot Bill, to which an additional crop of amendments will be proposed. Of these there are nearly forty to be disposed oft and the whole question will be again raised as to the degree of assistance which may be given to blind or ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS-YESTERDAY. I __ _-1 (By Special and Press Association Telegraph). The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. On the motion of Mr. Glynn, a new writ was ordered for the borough of Oldham, in the room o0 Mr. Pratt, deceased. DEPOFRTATION OF COMMlUNISTS. Lord Enfield, in reply to Mr. Mundella, said that the Foreign Office was still in active corre spondence with the French ...

... I' LATEST INEWS. (BY SPECIAL AND REUTERS TELl GRAPH.) ENGLAND AND AMERICA-ACCEPT- AXCE OF THE SUPPLEMENTAL AR- TICLES. Washington, Sunday. The Senate, in executive session ratified the vote on the Supplemental Article to the Treaty of Wash. ington at nine o'clock last evening, by 42 against nine votes. Twenty-one members were absent, or abstained from votin& It was agreed to advise the ...

... I SPECIL TELEGRAMS. I i.(PROM 0O7R OWA' 0ORRWOmbsDI)T& La - 4- The LDON CO.BEP0D3NO. .da Loni~ ,hray 1!gbt. in, William James, mie ~-owru, Flow P , 6d. cjvil eigiier, and. Wulika Traf 'vy m- were to-day oonitted for tria by the Newnam ead magiaeforobtainin5,0 by fl pr o,: ras in regard to a mie in.De ar, off a merchant ito named L4w. Mn. Mr. Cardwell paid an official visit to Woolwieo rk to ...

... D --li MD.. f ?? ?? ? C'Urnall. DUBLIN: TUESIDAY, A.AY 14, 1S,* 1 ?? ?? xs vxw ?? LAST night both the Upptr ;ind the 1-) uer Chamber were crowoed iein tloor to &1lll to bear the Mlinisrer-ai staeitun,:t on!1 tie Anglo-American difriculty -a diii ul whlich has, of course, been ?? norne of i:s sorbiiug interest by the tmitious and jlonty rumours which have recently met with, s1y ; general ...

... I I I a|* I (BY SPECIAD AND REUTEISe TELE. GRAPH.) THE INDIRECT CLAIMS. Washington, Monday. A compromise between the United States and the British Goveirnment on the question of the in- direct claims is probable, by the adoption of a sup- plementary treaty precluding the liabilities of either nation for indirect damages, THE POPE AND BISMARCK. Berlin, Monday. The Norik German Gazette of this ...