... A'f'!JLtONE ELECT1ION COMMITlYTlsEE. FOU12TH DAY. ui The committee assemnbled yesterday at eleven o'clock; r Charlies B~uller, Eisq., chairman. Godfrey Fe;tberetons, elerk of the peace for the coun~ty of i Westnmeatb proved thlat Mr. Frenchl fcted as agent for Mr. Farrell, and wae consulted by the bherift in that caprcitY. James Ridge Kelly, examined by Mr. Hildyard : I re- aidied in Athione ...

... u?. Fz-z,.t;- -4- DUBLIN, MAIAci 15. [priOM OUR OWN CORtRESPONDIENT.] BESISTANCE TO THE POOR RATE.-ALARMING INCURSION OF THE PEASANTRY. A numerous meeting of magistrates of the county of Watertord, was held in the Poor-house of Waterlord, on Saturday, upon the requisition of Mr. Fleming, the col- lector of poor-rate In Gaultier district, to consider the mea- aures most expedient to be pursued ...

... DOG CART BILL. TIHE HON. GRANTLEY BERKELEY'S DISSENT FROM THE MEASURE. When en act of legislation is contemplated, with a view to benefit any particular clabs, whether man or beast, be sure that the condition of the class for which you legislate will not be made worse, nor the interests of others be in. jured, before you pass it into a law. Thousands of dogs, most of them humanely treated ...

... FIIRMAN ISSUED BY TIHE SULTAN, FOR THB BE'TTiEJ 6W)VERAU311E.VT OF 111$ BOSNIAN CHRltIhTIAN SN f3J 1Ci'bs. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONtILNT AT CONSTAIJ- TINO0LIH.J TO OUR VIZIEBR IOHAMItD KHOSIEV PACHA, GO- VERNOR-GENERAL OF BOSNIA; AND TO ALL GE- NERALS, GOVEINORS, MAGISTRATES, AND NOTABLES OP TBAT P'ROVINCE, GREETING. It hbs coma to our knowledge, that mtr RteyaP, long es- tattlisihtd in Bosnia, ...

... I TO TIHE EDITOR OF TE1 MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I Was in the House of Commons on Tuesday even- ing, and heard the speech of Mr. George Banloes. As that gentleman spoke pointedly of a member, or agent, o emissary, or somebody of the League having been down in Dorset prying into the cottages of the poor, I beg to inform you and the public, and Mr. Bankee, that I was there within these last ten ...

... ROYAL1 FR'EE tOSl'iTA1L. A public meeting of ths triends and supporters of thib very praiseworthy institution was held on Saturday last, at Will is's lRooms, St. James's, for the purpose of raising a subscription to defray the expenses incurre'.l by the *'pur- cbase, fitting-np, and furnishing of the extensive premises recently taken by the committee in (3ray's-inn-road. On the platforms we ...

... IMPERIAL PARUL AMJT The OiUSE of LORDS-THURSPAY. the clergy of I rurHEREFORD presented a petition from tbe clergy of at ? deanery in Salop, against the union of the sees o 'St. Al-Ph and Bangor. The right reverend preester ano Presented a petition from the diocese of Wretrinfavour of church extension. The Marquees Of CLANRICARDE presented a petition from Leads, cOmplaining of the Somnauth ...

... THE !ErFECT of a FIXED DUTY on PRICB. I To rtiE EDITOR OF THE MORNING C13RONICLE. S vP--It iv with fear and trembling that I differ with you or, aly question of political econolmy; but I obeerve, in the Chrouitce of this morning, some views stated with regard to the effect ot a duty on the importation of corn, in the soundness of which I cannot concur, and the question being wic whiclh xcites ...

... THIRD DAY. The committee assembled on Saturday at eleven o'clock. Charles Buller, Esq., chairman. William Kelly was called, and re-examined by Mr. Tal- bot: I am about thirty-four years of' age. Previous to my marriage I owed £700, and in order to discharge that debt I rised the sum by mortgaging a property of £l35 a year, left me by my father. I was a tenant for life, and paid £10 per cent. ...

... I The LOND ON GAZETTAoJ TUESDAY, MllarchI14. I 6.-I DIVIDENDS. At the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Jonllano Worrey, of a, Beeclh-strvet, Barlbimn, Cil., bookseller, Akpril 13, nt twelve-Alvaro Da Camara and Julio Da Cainara, of Old IBroaiitrseet, City, and Xcadcira, Portugal, wine merchants, April 4, at hailf-past eleven. lIn the Country. Henry Pitt, of Selby, Yorksillre, vinuc merehlint, ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS-WEDNESDAY, ATHLONE ELECTION COMMITTEE. The Sergeant-at-Arms appeared at the bar of the house and reported that, in pursuance of the order of the Speaker, the honou rable and gallant member for South Nottingham- shire (Colonel Rolleston) was now in his custody. Mr. HENRY BARING said he had had an interview with the honourable and gallant member, who had ex- pressedhis sincere ...

... Sir JAMES GRAHAJM SEDUCATIONBILL.- To TIlE EDITOR OF TIE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-Sir James Graham's Education Bill, founded on the report of the children's employment commission, is to read a eecond time to-morrow (Friday) evening, after which it will probably pass with great rapidity through both the houses of the legislature, on its way to the Throne. The appalling mental and moral ...