... ARRIVAL OF THE MAIL STEAMER LiVEce'ooL, TUESDAY, APRIL 3.-This steamer arrived in our river at a little before onie o'clock this morning, having left Boston in the afternoon of Wednesday, the 21st nlt.- She has encountered rough weather during the whole of the passage. The news by her is not of a very exciting character. Of the commercial prospects of the country the New York Courier cad ...

... r The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders -in this corn- 3 pany was held at twelve o'clockio' Saturday, at the office of e the company, Westlnnd-row. 1 The chair was occupied by f Mr. GEoRGEc RoE, chairman of the company. S Dir. James Pim (the treasurer) read the advertisement con- vening the meeting, and also the following report and state- m ent of accounts. ?? ' c Dublin, 7th April, ...

... THE GRITIFIH VALUATION-MEETING OF THE RATEPAYERS OF RATHFARNIIAM AND WHITE- CHURCH. A numerously attended meeting of the ratepayers of the above districts was held at end o'elock yesterday, at the Por- tobello Hotel, for the purpose of taking into consideration the most feasible measures for obtaining a revision of the valua- tion made by Mr. Griffith of rateable property in the dis- tricts, ...

... TENANT RIGHT-HOW TO WORK IT. We publish in another column the report of a case which lately occurred in the north. It is cu- rious as affording an insight into the mode whereby some landlords work the tenant right-recognising ?? principle, but in practice extracting twenty per cent. of the purchase money, and to that extent pocketing the fruits of the tenants' industry and ca- pita]. An action ...

... We ave given, in another column, this evening, some brief details from the provincial jouruals, proving that just as the hot summer months are approaching, this terrible pes- tilenre is gradually establishing itself amongst us. The disease, though mild in sonme place., has broken out with frightful virulence in others, exhibiting those strange alterna- tions of mildness and severity that ...

... FROMI ODE PRIVATE COR RESPONDENT. ?? ?? Lonrdon, Fiday Nilht. Next Thursday week has been fixed for hearing the wr;R of error causes, O'Brien and MLI'Manus v. the Queen, and all the judges have received special summonses to attend. The printed case of her Majesty, or rather of Lord Clarendon and Mr. Attorney-General Mnaohan, was yesterday lodged in the proper office, and on Monday next the ...

... PARLIENTIRY DIVISION. ]HOUSE OF, COMMONS-TuESDAY, APRIL 8. POOR LAWS (IRELAND) RATE IN AID DILL Order for Second Reading ; Motion made, and Question proposed- ,,That the Bill be now read a second time: '--The Housedivided: Ayes, 103; Noes, 139. AYES. Abdly, T N Ellice E Lewis, Sir T F Iisosell, F C H Aeland, Sir T Ellis, J Lewis, G C Sanders, G Adair, R AS ,Eliot, Hoen J Locke, I Seholefield, ...

... I FOREIGN INTENCE !r We have received the Paris papers of Friday. r The expeditionary army embarked for Civita Vecchia on r the 16th, from Marseilles. It is composed of two brigades of e infantry, forming four regiments; two battalions of artillero t a squadron of light cavalry, engineers, pioneers, &,c. I It was rumoured in Paris yesterday that the Repabli of Rome had entrusted the defence of ...

... Arespectable and numerously attended meeting was held in the Rotundo, yesterday evening, for the purpose of hearing from Mr. John Scobell, Secretary to the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, a statement, of the present condition and future prospects of the anti-slavery cause throughout the world; and also, to agree to resolutions and a petition on the subject. Mr. JAMES HnGIrroTu was ...

... FOREIGN JNTELLIGENCEs f rl- i ?? P-ia.- nf wp/dpwrkmN) (From the London Papei's ofy esterday-) FRAXCEI. PAInS, WT ?? 'front :Lyons of -the 22d inst. state that the movement of the army of the Alps tboards the department of the Var atd'the Bouches dii Rhote .is incessant. me steam' boats on the Rhone are; occupied sdaily with the transport of troops. . . ; t: Tile coluntittee aippointed to ...

... FQRLGN IJNTELLIGENCE. ~ : (Pink rose Lsndo papers of Yesterday.) LATEST FROM PARIS. PAIIm. T'TURSDAY .-M. Ledru Rollin -was defeated in his attempt at having a vote-of censure passed against the ministry. At the close of the debate yesterday, he moved I tile following resoletion :- The Nationall Assembly, consi- dering that there is no law to autlhrits the- introduction of 1 the police into ...

... The tent/s month of Mr. Duffy's imprisonment be- gins this very day; and in this tenth month, and at the fifth commission since his arrest, he will be car- ried to-morrow before the tenth judge who has heard this case, to answer, once again, the fourth in- dictment of the Attorney-General ! After the gaols have been cleared of political pri- soners unconvicted-after the Blanchardstown men in ...