... FO&EION FUNDS TUI BSDAY S CLOSE. (From lA* Ofictal LUt) Rood* per Aceeant 49 Cent din 90 Btuslen Bonds per 41 per Cent IBCO .. Cent 9-' Mr tinea 3 per Cent Committee Cert of Conp not fnnded .. Ponrrten4(perCt per Cent Tarkbli Ms > per Cent Loon IBM •« Do Account LONDON CORN MARKET—MAV 31—(I sborne » Report) —Enfbsh and foreign wheat quite *' dear, with continental demand; ...

... Mail Office, 11 THE BLOCKADE OF THE PORTS—BRITISH SHIP* PREVENTED FROM ENTERING—FORCING THE LINE. Qceenstown, Tuesday Evo The Liverpool New York, and Philadelphia Co.'s steamship Cit ...

... To and fro Cabin Tickets, 31s. 6d. each— available for one Month from date of issue, and enabling the holders to return to Dublin, Cork, Waterford, or Wexford. HE Bristol General Steam Navigation Company’s Fast Sailing Steamship “CALYPSO,” Captain Outerbridge, or other Vessel, is intended to sail from the Norra Watt for Bristol, during June, as follows :-— 4th June 4 o'Clock, Afternoon. ...

... LATERSY ¶N _ ?? 1~l. ;~e ! _J ~R SJ; -tN r. P;3 teq,&w7 .eil Viie tiox WINDOE.CORRE~PONDJ ,*er Bel irz: . .seesan Office, 211 Strand, London, pas Thnursdsay .orning. , A .Aa baetitg of the -Irish Parliamertary part w g1dAY theO following resolution was passed -the Q --memTers'of thia party desire to record C ~fr great greet at the death -of thir late highly ?? ya~ued colleague, Dr. Wn.fl. ...

... PIIBTICATIONS. 0ATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS. BW AND THOROUGHLY REVISED EDITIONS. Messrs. hfcGLASPfAN and GILL, SfD UPPER SACKVILLE-STREET, irve now ready their NEW PST of the above, which mill be sent free on appli. cation, containir4g sspvwards of 150 varieties, compris. Iog the Key of Heaven, Catholic Piety. Spirit of Prayer, Path to Paradis,-. Urenlline Manual, &c,, &e., In numerous styles of ...

... a 7 Gorresoandence. DUBLIN WATER-WORKS BILL. TO THE EDITOR OF TIIR DAILY Sm,—There seems to me to have been, in th ration of this bill, a very 6 icious oversight ix ter which (assuming the {bi ) may mo: rially the ex ase of the werks, and the po the ratepayers, he omission pessibly w AY BCC & som) tT sure but if it were undesigned, no time should be rectifying it. Among the consolidation ...

... Spain.—Bikth of a Princess.—Madrid, June 4.— The Queen has been delivered of Princess. The Duke of Montpensier will embark at Santander on the 20th instant for England. Downing-street, June 3.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint Sir George Grey, K.C.B. (now Governor of the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope), to be Administrator of the Colony of New Zealand. The Governorship of New Zealand —Sir ...

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... GRAY, M.P. The announcement ef 2Mr. Gray's death has ,ae upon the county with a great shock, and the universality, as well as the earnestness, ofte ,re.et that is expressod shows how large a place tte deceased filled ink pulic life. Few had learned *st Mfr. Gray wa seriously ilL None anticipated , ftal termnimatieo. Subject as he sto fre. G~ut attacks *f asthmatic illness, the mews that te ,sR ...

... laet, has upan the country with a great shock, and the universality, as well as the earnestness, of the regret that is expressed shows how large a place the deceased filled in pudlic life. Few had learned that Mr. Gray was seriously ill. None antici pater a fatal termination. Subject as he was to fre quent attacks ef asthmatic illness, the news tha he was confined to the bouse did not occasion ...

... TO MR. JAMES H. SMITH, RAPHOE Deaz Sik, F Members of the Raphoe Literary Association request your ac- ceptanee of the accompanying articles, as a slight testimony of their estimate of your services in connection with their Association. Thatthere was fair reason to anticipate success for such a Society in this village is now shewn by tae result, and it is by this means alone we have attained ...

... THE COURT. Osborxe, Wedicbsdat.—His Royal Highness the Count Flanders, attended by Major Burnell, left Osborne yesterday, for London. The Queen and Royal family walked in the gr ...