... POST-OrPTCf WARD-1VLECTIOM OF A POOR- ILAW GUARDIAN. l A meeting of the electors of this ward, friends of Mr. re M'Kenna, took place last night, at Hart's Great Rooms, l H Horseman's-row. I .e Mr. CH5ARLES KXATrING was called to the chair. n The notice convening themeeting having been read, ur Mr. Nolan said that himself and Mr. Martin had that e day canvassed a considerable portion of the ...

... - HIrk- O l, __ I . - S . - The 19th regiment arrived at the North-wall from Bristol on Sunday night, and marched into Richmond Barracks about eight o'clock. Gunner and Driver James Robertson, of ?? Ar- tillery, unfortunately was killed the last' field day, having lost his balance in attempting to fix his cap on, which had fallen off, when he fell, and the wheels of the gun carriage passing ...

... CELEBRATION OF ME QUYN. MARRAGE - . T 1 IIN DUBLIN.I The demonstrations of public joy with which the suptials of our beloved Queen were yesterday celebrated by the in. habitants of Dublin bore ample testimony to that ardent loyalty atsd enthusiastic feeling which form such conspicu- ous features in the Irish character. It was natural that oi the happiest day in the life of the most beloved and ...

... DJNNE4 GWVEN MTOT EWADS Q -'WilBl IONt~t. i E AIN&.II L,(Ahridqef,, /t;O7~r~ezo. .-i 'The dinner was given 'in the lsurgetijp~~i~qroo'onh tensd triridsphrencies, for-the occasiop I-.The-viands were,., served by M'Grouyofte ?? TXr~ts-9o6tel,1 h~is ussAP A d ecel'en stle,'and :the ?? *eii'W ?? The very best de-' L, At seven o'clock, the chiair-was: taken, by..Hugh ql, Eq.,Mayr, ssitedby . ...

... ' This debate has been productive of two things ratherunusual---a:singularlyfoolish speech by Lord Pl Howick, 'and a somewhat respectable essay by Sir c James Graham. But though novel in its: way, 'each exhibits in a considerable degree the peculiar de characteristic of its. author. If there be in the M character of Lord -Howick one distinguishing fea- ture, it is an inordinate thirst for ...

... I . - Another of those highly-interesting and instructive meet- ings, which have become so popular in this city during the 1 present season-the scientific soirees of Royal Zoological I Society-took place on yesterday evening at the Theatre of the Royal Dublin Society, which was densely crowded on I the occasion. A large portion of the audience was corn- posed of fashionable ladies, who, in ...

... ITHE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL DUBLIN: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1840.. FRANCE. The Paris papers of Monday bring nothing de-. cisive respecting the reconstruction of the cabinet.I Notwithstanding the probability that appeared on Friday and Saturday that the King, impressed with the necessity for immediately organizing an admi- I nistration, had undertaken it seriously, the belief became general on Sunday ...

... =7bt 4nwusI c2, - A. DUBLIN. TUESDAY, JUE 28, 1842.-, . THE AFFGHIAN WAR.: Diplomacy is, indeed, a veiy' sltainge thing. Founded upon the relations of kingdotns to each other, it should be -versant with thit mutual ixferests and happiness, yet it is looked upon as, the science of embroilingt and he who would'bb deemed an adept must not only be capable pf setting. nations by the ears, but of, ...

... GENERAL DISTRESS-APPREHENDED RISE AND SCARCITY IN THE PRICE OF PROVI- SIONS. GALWAY.-.-WO copy at foot, from several of our con- temporaries, alarming accounts of advances in the price of potatoes and oatmeal in various parts of the country. We regret to be obliged to announce that the panic has spread to Galway. Within the last fortnight anl advance has taken place of 2d. a stone on potatoes, ...

... _RANCEI f The Paris papers of Suiday ?? almost *xcblnivelyiv ith election mnatters. Along with the recent bul- letins of the war in Africa, the Moaitesr publishes the dispatch of General Bugeand, from Wvioh it would appear that although he declares that the war is at an end, and that the government of Abdel Kader is broken up, 'he in- siits that the army must still remain for a long tlie' ...

... I AMERICA. ARCHDIoCEsE OF DALTIMORE. We have already alluded to the beneficial results of the bpiritual retreat at St. Vincent of Paul's. On the 1st of March, in the evening, a retreat was opened at St. Patrick'u,, Fell's Point, by the most reverend archbishop, and con- tinued until the 86th. We have received no detailed Infor- mation respecting it; but we understand thatit was well at. ...

... | RESOLUTIONS ON CUSTOMS DUTIES TO BE PROPOSED BY SIR ROBERT PEEL. The sujoined statetnent of some of the proposed changes comprised in the first resolution will be found interesting to our commercial readers : ARTICLES. Animals (living) Asses, ?? Goats, ?? Kids, each ?? Horned Cattle: Oxen, ?? Cows, ?? Calves, each .. Horses, mares, geldings, colt foals, each Mules, each ?? Sheep,.each ...