... THE PROBABILITY AND PROBABLE RESUhT OF REPEAL OF THE UNION. TO TITFI EDITOR OF THE DELt.AST NFIWs-LENT1Te. Sin-When such Liberals and men of letters as Mr. Auberon Herbert, Mr. Goldwin Smith, and Mr. J. A. Froude have grown sceptical of our 1 party syvtem, and complain of moral gravita- tion and of the ways of our Ministers, and when Mr. Herbert advises Repeal of the Union as a means of ...

... Canon Fleming, speaking the other day at a drawing-room meeting at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Greer, Regent's Park, remarked that medical missions had their origin in the country which had produced a Thomas Chalmers, a John Knox, and a David Livingstone, who was himself a medical missionary. Dr. Theodore Cuyler recently said that Presi- dent Lincoln was prevented from joinina the ...

... NEWTOWNARDS. NEwTOWSAnRee, Tu}mDAY.-The Sub-Commis. Wiouers-Messrs. Hodder, Bomford, and Weir- wesuniedtthe sitting in the Courthouse here this itnornhig. Df'. HODDERS proceeded to give decisions in a tiumber of cases heard at Downpatrick. ESr.TA Oi 11UO0! Me~reoNT iRY. On this estate eight eases remain to be disposed IDf. In some of theso oases leases have been put in evidence by which the ...

... TECENICATL EDUCATION ON THE CONTINENT. Ix the weaving school-where cotton spinning is also taught-built by subscription, at a cost of £5,000, the students learn the art of designing in its most complicated branches, and are required also to transfer their designs to power-looms, of which they have nearly every variety of im- portance in use. They have free use of the Museum of Woven and ...

... GEEMIRL ASSFMLY OF THE PRESBYTEBU CHURCH IN MAiD. E2x-OD DAY. MORNING 8IT)ERUNT. Tim Amembly was reconstituted yeaterdaymorn- ing, at eleven oholoek-Rtev. T. Y. Killen (Mode- rator) couepying the ohair. There was a good attendance of ministers and eldeft The CmNNr (Rev. J.H_ Orr) read the minutes of the previous evening's sederunt. lISOsLsc~R ouS IUPO;RTS OV CONXITTii5S. The CLsur read a ...

... THEM PRESBYTERIAN BODY AND THEI VICEROY, i a A depitation from tho eneral Assembly of the Presbyterian Church & Ireiand waited on his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant yeeterday at the a Viceregal Lodge and presented an address. The deputation consisted of- Rev ' Y Kil2en, Modetator of the General Assembly; . Rev Dr. W F titeveuso'n, ex-Moderator; Rev J Al a Hamilton, M A; L:ev BI M-Cheyne ldgsr, ...

... I MR DAVITT AND THE LADIES' LAN ; LEAGUE. 1I After his arrival in Ne*York Mr. Davfttpr, 00 sented a message and g8eetlg from the ladies ed ly the Land League ih Ireland to their sisters on tid, side of the Atlantie. Thb mbeaage was handed to In -him by l3iso Anna Parnell on the eve of his de. Aparture for kmertc, and shows the work per. 1s formed by the Ladics' Lund League of Ireland e from ...

... | IIOTAL IRISH CONSTAfULARY. TO THE EDITOR OF TEE FmaEt,. SIE-I shall feel very thankful if vol will kindly insert in an early issue of the ' F'&ernmlln's Journal a few remarks regar'ing ?? rew ii i the Government have in contemplation to give to the men of the R. I. Constabulary, to ?? thern for their outlay during the past three year6. Officers of the force are endeavouring to make tl . ...

... ITH L.ADIEP LAD LEAGUE.I c. The usual weekly naeting of the Ladiee Laud '1 League-was held yesterday in the office, 39 Upper b- Sa.cville-street, Miss Hylandpreided. - Mrs Molony. treasuser, ?? have spent tlzats to evicted tenants, &c, during this week £996 Sa lOd, and on coercion prisoners, £334 9s 6d. We have eived for the general fond d9 £159 9s-4d, ad for the Prisoners and Prisonars' ...

... Lieutenant Colonel C:H Browne, comnaunding the 2nd Battalion Royal West Kent Regiment at eO Ship street Barracks, has obtained leave of absence er- from the 15th instant to the 15th July next, on aw frivate affairs. ess Lieutenaut Colonel Morton, of the 1st Royal Dragoons, has returned to headquarters at Island bridge Barracks from leave of absence, and resumed his duty. A ?? of tweaty seven ...

... MILITARY INTELLIGENC]Z I~ ~ ?? . . | Major-General C C Fraser, V C, C B, command-; mg the troops at the Curragh Camp and New-- bridge, has obtained leave of absence to the 26th instant in extension. Colonel W S Brown, commanding the 5th Royal! Irish Lancers at Nevridge, has been appointed I president of ageneral courtmartial ordered to as- esemble a~t the Curragl Camp at eleven o'clock this I ...

... 14 lTHE1 HE;ARTLESS SWINDLE ON TH'E1 aI- Att'!rOIS FUND. l At the Commission Court yesterday, the Lor Chief Baron presiding, John Clampett and Joseph Keegan, two sbabbili~.dreembd men of the shabby- genteel class, were ihdicted7 for obtainig several 'sumS of money at ;dferent;establishmcutso the city, by falscly ~ndfsudolently representing that they 'hid be& 'uahoriseda by Mr. Lowrey, pro- ...