... DUBLIN POLICE-YESTERDAY. COLLGr.E STREET OFFICE. CHARGE Or FonG)ERy.-Yesterday a young man very well dressed, who gave his napne as Charles Victor Picard, was brought up in custody of the detective police on a cbage of having forged several bills on officers belonging to different regiments, and for having passed said bills to TIMr. Harris, jeweller, of Suffolk street. Mr. Semple ap. peared as ...

... AMSI2ZES INTELLIGENCE. NORTHE TIPPERARY. (FROM OUR OWNLCORRESPONDENT.) Wednesday Evening. (Before Baron Riohards.) s There were no cases possessing much interest tried to- day, with the exception of that of a man named Dermody, for the murder of an infent daughter of his at Birdhill. The circumstences ODnnsoted with the murder were as follows:- Dermody, who had served ar a soldier in the ...

... DUBLIN POLICE-'YEsTERDAY , L'XG11A1QGE. COURT OFFICE. Three or four femaies, and two men, were ¢hafgeadwith.. having stolen the sum of 581. from a person named John' lieill, a native of the connty of Carlow. It appeared that the complainant had sold his farm ih' the county of Cerlow, for which he got about 601. Its came to town the previous day in order to procure a pas- nage to America for ...

... DUBLIN POLICE-YESTnEDAY. HENRY STREET OFFICE. TrE POST.oF IcE_ DETRNTIoN AND OPrazeNre or LETTERS EI A LETTER CARRIER.-Patrick Noligan, a letter-carrier in the General Post office, was brought up before Mr. O'Callaghan, o a charge of detaining and opening letters committed to his charge for delivery. Mr. Slavin, Solicitor to the Post-offloe, attended for the prosecution. Mr. John Adye Curran, ...

... I|ASSIZES INTELLIGENCE, lKING'S COUNTY. (Before the Lord Chief Justice.) SHOOTING WITE INTEN5T TO KILL. Tullamore, March 1. William Dwyer and Thomas Shea were indicted, that they, on the Sth of November last, did feloniously shoot off and discharge guns loaded with powder and leaden bullets at and Pgainst one Joseph Dobbin, at Laughton, near Mo. neygall; thero were other counts for wounding ...

... = S = SIZFS INTELLIGENCE. TIPPERARY-80VTH HIDING. (BOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Thursday, Maroh 9. Although some of the murder cases were fixed for )es- terday, yet the entire day was consumed in the trial of trivial larcenies. which was the cause of my sending DO ] report. Before the court rose Hayden (the prisoner who D counterfeited dumbness, and is now supposed to counterfeit I insanity) ...

... ThE ARRESTS-TRADES' AND CITIZENS' A COMMITTEE. I m eeting of this committee woo held on last evening Pqrauat to arrangement, for the general purposes of the littee, and also for the arrangement of details for the etti0 of a fund to meet tbe expenses likely to ba en. ed bJ tbe govornment proseoutlons against Mossrs- TbO Brian M.P., Meagher, and Mitchell. W B taken by Mr. LYNCH (operative.) J- ...

... BANKRUPT COURT-YzSTEIDAY. (Before blr. Commissioner Plunkett.) In re George Patterson a Bankrupt. This was a meeting for proofs of debts and fidal exami- nation. Mr. Fitzgibbon, Q.C., appeared for the bank- rupt. Mr. Creighton for the assignee, and Mr. Levy for creditors. It appeared that the bankrupt was a railway contractor, and several persons appeared to prove debts who supplied the ...

... TIPPERARY. (PROM OUit CowTESPOlIDIIT). (Before Baron Richards.) MHUDER NEAR TOONAVARA. Nenagh, Monday. Patrick Hayes and John Fitzpatriok, alias Shirley, were indicted, for that they, with others, did murder John Hayes, near Toomavara, on the 13th July hat. There was a second count for manslaughter. Mr. Scott stated the case. John Costello, who gave the fatal wound, bad since died; but the ...

... DUBLIN POLICE-YZsTZuDir. 13AD oWPICZ. A young woman named Mary Mulball was brought up b Constable Feely, bhargied with having attempted t0cono1a' suicide. It appeared from the evidence af the costbl that the prieoner while In cuetody fiat night in the New market etation-bouse, endeavoured to strangle heraelf b; twisting an apron tightly round her neck, 'ard pulling it with all her strength. By ...

... MAYO ASSIZES-NARCHi 15. VI (FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) TRIAL FOR MURDER. Mr. Justice Jackson took his seat On the bench at ten 8 o'clock tbis morning, when Peter, John, James, and Owen Costello (the latter a emall boy), were indicted for the wilful murder of Patrick al Callahan, at Derrybabrunk, in this county, on the 20th of tl February last; another person namted Patrick Costello a was ...

... IWEEDING OUT THE IRISH-TEREATENED1 PERSECUTION IN THE POLICE SERVICE. We published on yesterday a letter, signed On. SERVEIt, stating that sixteen Irish clerks have been dismissed by Lord Clarendon's government from the department of the Board of Works, in order to make room for sixteen imported Englishmen. We would call this Lomlardising the Irish departments, but that the fashion has just ...