On receiving McFarland's letter he called on Dr. Kirby who said he could not receive Mr. Sheridan in the Irish College. He has doubtless explained his reasons to McFarland. Sheridan might remain where he is. He would give Italiam news but it is difficult to know the truth., The truce proclaimed at Gaeta expires today and they are told that if the King of Naples does not come to terms with the plunderers the only remaining French vessel will be withdrawn. The town will not be easily taken. There may be a new Sevastapol. A few days ago a number of diplomats went to Gaeta to dine with the King. The impression gains that the great powers will unite to crush the Mazzini Party. In Rome there is no change for the better, and the Pope will be obliged to leave Rome or suffer the taking over by the Sardinians. They see trials for the Church in the United States. McCloskey fears that they cannot prevent bloodshed. He asks McFarland what he thinks of the position of the Church in case the union breaks up. With the exception of Mr. Hart the young men are all well. :: I-1-a A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.