... I THE NEW CATHOLIC COLLEME IN ENGLAND I th The first meeting of the Senate formed by the Bi- erehops, as we have already announced, was held on ne Thursday afternoon at the Archbishop's House in Ig, Westminster. His Grace the Archbishop and the by Bishops of Clifton, Hexham and Newctstle,Southwark, ily and Salfotd were present. The members of ?? Ud acrually in attendance ?? the laity, the Duke ...

... IE- I TEGA. JOOREIGN TBLEGRAMS. 1, Wr SPECIAL AAXb RR TJER'S TEL A'ORA P17.) THE CARLIST WAR. Madrid, Monday Evening. Nothing has transpired with reference to the MIinisterial crisis. The report gains ground that General Zabala will be intrusted with the forma- tion of a Ministry. Bilbao, Monday. The Carlists are sendingf forces to invest ¶ittoria. and are threatening the destruction of Ebro. ...

... FO tOR' ELEGRAMS. er ' Ticoui0'i (Jj/2THiqi'Eh L r; , he ~~ u a he resignation of lldarsha Concha is contra. k- dicte4d- Fojr q 1n9iigMztrlI /oshus been 3d 6ined fl0d' sbtas:' G-eiertarl''bniihasR recovered I k- from his arid will shortly return to 'he a- north.'- Co.naideiablb teiiforemeli1ttai to be ie despatched to Concha's army. The carlists stopped several trainl last igt at Aos, and di ...

... THE ROYAL THAMES YACHTr CLUB. Tue advent of his Royal Highness the Prince ?? Wales, on Monday, as Commodore of this citb, was hailed withenthusiasm by members and friende, a vast number of whom had assembled to welcome him. The Prince of Wales steamer had been chartered by the club to accompany the race, and left London Bridge at 8545 with above 400 members and friends, His Royal Highness ...

... INAUGURATION OF A MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE JAMES WITBERS AD EDWIN HENDERSON. [riOum out BlfPR1TER I IHOLaWOOD, MONDAY. I TO-DAY the interesting ceremony of the inaugura- tion of the monument erected to the memory of I the late James Withera and Edwin Heriderarn took place at Holywood. The proceedings com. menc3d at four o'clock in the evening, and were witnessed bv a Large concourse ...

... TdK ?? & KINGSTOWN AX. ;£i'i Tt LLGRAP.1p, -8-.DAX C ev'e~ eo evua ?? mail tranir from * L,. ) hICiL tOv~ ran off the 1ine. The engine- was;r!t ama clsh..d, and thegusxd, letter-sorter, 1d5r~d;L~ ?? injurieis. AiAL ICIOS POISONING,. [sPEZCIAL rRLLORAMb.] jfl;bkD;,lAcQ Prezeatment Sessions, a-eetcr. ;1 ?ahrd '~tacpoOle, J. P., was awiarded . ;,j ;is 100~ fur the mrtlicious poisoning of *, I' ? ...

... ThE MEtHODIST cauacu? LoNnOxnxwVs.jDcsyn'r;-Thn V idnileiry dis* I r tr tr *~ Zelnc ;a uoierilCe-Rt'V. Dr. Donald, c hairman, presidinlg. All the moinisters now; in active wrork of the district were present. The a financees weze reported to be in a healthy state. A p small net incorease wits revertled in, the nimnber ci of tboie t he ?? ti¶ Stxs v ?? s trge number onn brie.; P1Oe education ...

... I[HOUSE OF LORDS---YESTIMPAY. ) (By Freemnan Special Wire and Ordinary .Telegraph) The LoRD CZa0tLQR took his seat at five 'clock. The Courts (Strsis Settlemonts) sill was read athikd time. On the motion of the DUKE of RiCdMO: th1 Mouse i adjourned at seven o'clock, until Monday, the I£ a June. a EOUSEm OF COMMONS; . LAST NIGHT., The SPYxmm took the chair at four o'plock. On the msotion of Mr ...

... I e -rom vergae parts of the country comeI complaints of the expense and uselessness of the system which has been adopted for some rmontbh pagt of slaughtering cattle affected with conitgious lung disease, with a view to prevent the spread of the infection. Previous to the-.sitting of the Select Comittee on the Cattle Diasees 4ct, pljeuro-pneuqonia was dealt withigene r4ly undtr the 67th ...

... MR. JOHN BRIGHT ON CIVIL SERVICE REFORBI Tax New York Herald states that the Hon. Dor. man B, Eabon, the Chairman of the Civil Service commission has received the following letterfrom the Right Hon. John Bright:-. -- 'Lodo April 29, 1874 Dim SaR4 am sorry I have been so long in replying to your letter, and now I do not feel that I can saymrauch that will b of use to you. The working of our ...

... Tnx following articles of unionweresubmitted to the Council last week, and unanimously adopted forre. oommendationto Convocation meeting in London in June next. During the session of Council, the ac- ceptanoe of these articles was telegraphed to America for the information of a general meeting which was to have been held in New York on the day after. The importance of this action to both ...

... GENERAL SYNO!) OF ThE CIIUR?H OF i i?1? LAND. | TgBIrNt$AT1OX OF TUlE B!T1f4S. |5 fsPECIAL TEaXLEGA/M. ]i DUCBLIN, FRIDAY.; Ar~aB mny despatch was forwarded, considerable1 disecssion havireg taken pla~ce, the House adop~ted, by a large moj nity, the amendment of Dr. Gregg.i Dr. GRhGCG then moved- Teat ithoe an instroc- tion to the committee farther to onesider and re- port. upon the ...