... ILELAND. 0 DUBLIN, MARCH 30. [FiROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.]l If you listened to the ramnours momentarily cir- culated by the parties who seek to promote insur- rection, you would expect nothing short of an im- mediate and general rebellion. It is a part of the tactique of those mischievous people to alarm the public as much as possible, by propagating the most groundless reports. Matters are had ...

... UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENWCE. CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 31. NEW ASTRONOMICAL PRIZE. The following proposal having been placed in the hands of the Vice-Chancellor by the Master of St. John's College, the Vice-Chancellor hus given notice that a grace will be offered to the senate on Friday, April the 7th, 1848, to ac- cept the same. Several members of St. John's College having raised by subscription a fund ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Saturday Morning, 11 A.M. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. rFROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.1 PARIS, FRIDAY EVENING. Several failures were announced at the Bourse to- day, among which is the banking house of Messrs. Paccard, Dufour, and Company, a house of great respectability, principally connected with Switzer- land. The others were of minor importance. The report which was current ...

... I To Tll_ EDITOR oF THE MORNING CHRONtCLE SIR-In your Chancery reports of to-day, you mention a case of Holden v, the North Staffordshire Railway Company, for at. naplication for an injunttion before the Vice-Chanctellor of England. It should 1here been ?? v. the North Western Rhilway Conmpapy. We are, Sir, your obedient servante I.URCHELL, KILGOUR, and PARSON, Per H. CONSTABLE, ...

... VAN. DIEMEN'S LAND AGlICCULT.RJl | COMPANY. Yesterday the twenty-third anniversary mee:hit of tl i company was held at the company's offices, Gweat WIji. cliester-streer, for the purpose of receivicg t he annuial rc port of the directors, and ot electing six directors in :I- room of tiote goitig out by rotation. Johin C(.tley, Eri., Governor, presided. The attenlance of proprietors wns an. ...

... The PUBLIC fEALY LH BILL. -MEETiNG of t£c PA RJSH of S7'. FAIrT. One of the msinv siniultareoult meetingsi whicit are now being held throligitour liel metropoisil, to protest againtte the ititerference of the Government in thle nianagement of tile City sewers, was rield lost night in tihe vustry-room of the parish of St. Foith uinder St. Paul, Mr. George Virtne in the chair. The mneeiria of ...

... Her Majesty's ship St. Vinceet, 120 guns, Captain Da- ere; the Prince Regent, 90 guns, Captain Martin; the Canopus, 84 guns, Captain Moresby; the Amphion, 36 guns, Captain Williams, have been ordered to proceed from the Cove ot Cork to Kingstown (Dublin), and there join the admiral commanding the squadron, Sir Charles Napier, ?? in the steam frigatef Draion, Captain Hall. The ateam-aloop ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-FRlIDAY. Onl the motion of Lord Campbell, the Borough Plc Superannuation Fund bill we-nt through committee, anid was reported. Petitions, priiying that the provisions of the Benefit So. Cieties Act may be extesoed to thle society of Old Fellows, in common wltl other benefit societiesi, were presented from two places by Lord Campbell, from three lodges by Lord Stanley, sinl from ...

... GERMANY AND THE N ORTHERN STATES. The proclamation of the King of Prussia, an- nouncing his intention of coming florward as the leader ot the movement in Germany, has proved an apple of discord, and a bitter feeling has arisen in most of the German states against what they de. nominate the pretensions of the Prussian Monarch, as will be seen from the following quotations. Austria has been ...

... ELECTION COMMI''TTEES-FR DAY. BIODMIN-Room 24. The commnittee re-assembled at eleven o'clock to-day; MMr. G. A. Hltniltou in the chair. Further e'idettce of aitnegative nature was prodited by the petitioners to disprove the possession by itr. Wy1d of the property qualification alleged in his declatation ait the table of the Ilonse of Comlmons. Mr. Sergeant Kinglake, havitng summed up this ev;- ...

... HARIWICH ELECTION. THE NOMINATION. The nomination of a candidate for the vacancy in the re- presentation of this borough, occasioned by the ejection of Mr. Attwood, took place yesterday. The Mayor (Mr. Sohn Pettrick) opened the proceedings at the unusually early hour of nine o'clock, as appointed. He addressed the electors, and hoped they would on this occasion purge themselves of the stigma ...

... THE LATE RIOS.-KENT-IWAD ASSO- CIA TION. A public meeting was held last night at the Swan Tavern, in the Old Kent-road, for the formation of an association to give protection to the district against the depredations of lawless mobs. Mr. MARTIN, having been called to the chair, said, as it was well known to them all what had been the cause of their meeting that evening, it was not necessary lie ...