... i :~ i hi :~ I . THE WHgATITTM-THE nHtuRTL2ANE5 OT SATURDAY. . o..: LL1s ?? _I . .. . . . _ hI Jur011t0l§Jast week of Alarch, the weather was of a more . ttban ordinarily stormy nature, with ftostand'snov; ...

... THEN IWAGAZINES. BLA CKWOOD is particularly good this month, and its opening article is deserving the attention of those who consider those subjects which are of a public nature, and ought to concern all who are capable of entertaining retional opinions, and have the power of influencing the minds of others. Maga gives us some of its sterling metal-sober sense and seriousness, and lively ...

... TUE PROCEEDINGS Of THE ROYIAL DUBLIN SOCIE A1]. At a montblv meeting of thie Royal Dubli Society tir tne promotion of husbandry and other useful arts in Irela7td, at their house, Kildare street, on Thursday, March 28, 186U, l-llsity Kassols, lEsq., V.I., in tiho chair. A rrport from tile c0mn mitt.c orf Inesufacmtures wras read. 'tRosolved-Tbat this report 'be received and entered on the ?? ...

... PARIS, TxmwDAY 6 p.m. el Nothing is spoken of but the outrage offered by the Dr mob of St. Antoine to the President of the Republic. ie Cihanged, indeed, are the times since Louis Napoleon of was the darling of the blouses. At one time, there 3- exists now little doubt, the nephew of the emperor r might have been an emperor himself. He had the =contry with him against the Constituent Assembly. ...

... i MADRID, MAnon 27. One would think the Narvaez cabinet was like the chronic caes in the hospitals, capable of outliving athe6s a thousand times more ailing. Everybody has been saying for these leat two months that there is a ministerial crisis; and, were not the remembrance of the Cleonard ministry-made and unmade within 36 hours-,etill fresh in men's minds, nobody would pay attention to it. ...

... _ MovarnNTs oF Teoops.-Ia addition to the information ase given on Monday as respects movements, the following take thhe placo this week: Froml To snu Liverpool, 3rd, 4th, and 5th ean 7th Dragoon Guards ?? Brighton instant, for embarkation for C Dublin I hi 7th Dragoons ?? Newbridge Cork, 2nd instant alp! 21st Foot ?? .. Edinburgh Glasow, 5th instant m 27th Foot .Glasgow Stirling, 5th ...

... ' SCOFLAND. 'tXEW EPUCATIONAL AssocyiT0 IN GLASGOW.- F. We ?? Bzitish' Meid) are glad to learn that an assoe a- t tion is in the course of beipg organised, for the purpose of d elfordib$ greatet rfacilities of education to the working men qfthis city. Thea wentrof somemovement of this kind has el ogsbeen felt, end deeply regretted, having for its objects a. thelqtelfectual iploprovement of an ...

... TOWK LETTERS.—So. 47. LONDON, including Parliament, has been, according to custom, holiday making, and right English holiday weather have we had. The Cockneys, as usual, did the rustic, as their fathers before them, in the royal park of Greenwich, and Lord John Ilussell started for Manchester to visit that great seat of intelligence and trade. His lordship's visit ig. said to be for the ...

... FRIDAY.-CROWN COURT. BEFORE JUSTICE PATTESO. It being Good Friday, their lordships this morning attended divine service, and did not sit till half-past one. The Court, in a few minutes after being opened, to-day as well as yesterday, was filled to excess. FORGERY ON THE BANK OF ENGLAND. Henry New, a downcast-looking person, was placed at the bar, charged with having at Ledbury, Winchcombe, ...

... .. . . .. ?? at ?? a 'as 'ty le at, ey le of ye fly to tatt ith LI ist rot thll 1Cc lips to is nil uire ly- era ill OS- it' rod or to, 45 WBo. OUBeTT, Esq., Presidoist, inl the Chair. evil not Tc'noDA-v, April 2, 1850.-The paper read woo a 1j C.Deseription of a Lift Bridgec erected over the Grnud disk~ Surrey Canal, on tile line of thle Thamnes Junction con Brottel, of the London, Brighton, ...

... I S --W IP S WIC H, atesardayJ, A5pril 0 1006. COaMMiSaS1ON STGNED BY THE LORD LIRUTINANT oF THE COUNTY OF SUasvOLx.-SUffOIlk Yeomanry Cavalry -Melford Troop-Nathaniel Clarke Baynardiaton, Esq., to be Captain, rice ThomaasHa ill, jua., Esq., deceased. it'ut Skavica iN INDIA.-T following colimunica. tlopl will be ?? With interest:- A L ?? a .9econd .Liea~enant in N.M. OGh Rifle#, to s Parenit . ...

... ITHE TWELVE SUBSCRIBING APOSTLES' I( TO THE TRACTARIAN RESOLUTIONS. I act The subscribers, twelve in number, must be rae considered as the C' apostles of the new sect of Nonjurors, oi ild and at this early period it may be profltable, therefore, to do chronicle their antecedents. Pi so 1. H. E. Manning, M.A., Archdeacon of Chichester; an sg it eloquent advocate of the doctrines set forth ...