... I A IhO1AL IRISI ACADENY. I . . . .~G I . - A stated general n eetinl of the membe h- rf thc academy was held last Lvernilg at the aeaaein; !Otlose Dawleon-street, The Very Rev. Dean GREXvzES, PrCoiduut, i;1 the chair. Ihe minutes of the ILat lnuot ug- ?? m r -a 1, the l r esident read a most able and elquett pajwr on the loss sustained by the academy in the Leath of the late Sir William Rowan ...

... THIE MEDICAOt BENEVOLENT FUND . .. SOCIETY. I - . ^ . . _ .. _ L The annualmeeting of this association wao hold at four o'clock yesterday in the College of Physicians, Kildare-street. Therewas.a numeroua atteudance of members of the profession, including amonast others the following :-Sir Dominib Corrigan, Bart., Dr. Evory Kennedy, Dr. Benaon; Dr. Fitz- gerald, Dr. Hynes Kirwan, Dr. Benshaw, ...

... i ! - h 1r4 TI h Dnihl,,-h t h rl t f, . The new iron Steam$1nip - JL5e iinoun, DuuC, zor I T and the property of The United Kingdom Screw I i Collier Company, proceeded on her trial cruise t down the river on Saturday, and the directors in. i vited a number of gentlemen interested in the X prosperity of the trade of the city to inspect their c ship and enjoy the bracing breezes of the bay ...

... TlIT SO.CALLET) PROPrH1IEs OF COLUMBKILLE, &c. To TlEE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN, DIyEAF SIR-There can be little doubt that the cir. ,mjation amongst the people of Ireland of the opinion B formed by so eminent a Gaelic scholar and antiquary re 3v3 the late Professor of History to the Catholic Uni- th sversity, Eugene O'Cnrry, of the worthless fabrica- Ots tions styled Prophecies, now current ...

... ; ' i N.AN RISING - i 1. , I . TH t *, ju +. , . ...

... THE HALETH 'rV 44 J,; a The following, is the report on the health of tho dity for the four wecks eiiding Febroiary 23, Pff Di Mapothei, medical olficevi of health z.Daringk0tl' pust four weeks thhe mortality 7b,, ibeenhigb 80 .x deaths having been recorded ' by ?? v., d' General, acajust 755 in the precein An49fd 611 during February, 18 i. T ate was therefore 1 in 316, while it WA, in London ...

... MR. DISR&ALI'S PROPObALS. ?? I 'THE ELEOTROSS. The following new classes of voters are to be created in boroughs:- New Votes. Occupiers rated at six pounds , . 130,000 Gzaduates of universities, members of the learned professions, ministers of religion, certificated sohoolhosaters, &c. ?? 10,000 Persons paying 20s, a year in direct taxes 30,000 Persona having 301. for a year in the sav. ingS ...

... THE PEE-RAGEl IRiAND | SirO Coman O'Loghlen made two ineffectul effiortts- laut sension'to bring the case of the Irish ?? under the coasideration of 'the; legislature, but twas unsuctessful nobtaining a heaing oneitheroesasion. The old otory of the miniter, . who Wle refusidg to give a distinguished pcatul^sntheright oLentmc. to St. Jdines's Park, offered hi, ae a sop, 'an-Irish peerage, which ...

... |. THE MINISTERIAL CRISL6SREFOM. - I'le Times ba reason to believe that the Dake of Richmond has not accepted the office of Secretary of State for the Colonies, vacant by the resignation of Lord Carnarvon. It has been accepted by the Dake of Buckiogham, who *iLI be succeeded as President of the Council by the Duke of Marlborough, who has until now filled the post of Lord Steward. The Starsays ...

... | THi STAT OF .,THE. SOUTf, I ?? fl~ltOMI OUiit 8PEOCIBA. 6A OND2lNr,) Linmaircs: Juxorimr, TaEDAl -Phe isbo sly a particle of news to communicate' to day; Perfeot p 4uitP'liafa taken the plac e'bf thabren. allam inl ' the adjoining eQunties.' The inaurgents have made r. ido.fresh 'attopptin these places where they ?? so thoroughly di6comfited, and there has not ,beau a single gathering at any ...

... |LATEST WELjIGENOR4 I , (~{rV IFF.T.V~isl-A 'Prr Florence, Friday, March 29 In to-day'o sitting of the Chamber of Depute*h5 bureau of tie presidency was definitively0c .u d Signor Mario, the President of the Chuobea, u a speech, ini which he said dangers for Italy do Mt exist in party rivalries, but in te finacial conditio of e cQoTy, which must be remedied at aU cost Other nations, redaced ...

... PIER BAD, DUBLIN. AR.UVALS Up to Dam., April 1, 1867.-Wind W. March 29-Lord Mostys, Belfast, Indian corn. March BO-Juvera, steamer, Bristol; Lord Clyde, steamer, Glasgow; Alexandra, steamer! Holyhead. March 81-Leds, steamer, London; Admairal Moonow, steamers, Holyhead; Kittwako; steamier, Silloth; Eblans and Iron Duke, steamers,' LiverpooL,' April 1-Ann, Belfast, sand; fat. Johns, Ardglass, ...