... DUBLIN; APRIL 9. Their Excellencies the Earl and Countess of St., Germans entertained a large and distinguisbed-party at dinner nt the Castle last evening. The vice-regal lodge, Plumnix Park, will becomeh the residence for the season, of their excellencies, after this day, the 9th inst. . l The weathe r hns a gain become broken, and during this day it has rained almost incessantly, hut the ...

... Yesterday, a special mneeting of the scripholders in this company was held tit the London Ta;cra. Lord g ToCELYN, lMi.P., in the chair. Mr. Bunow (the secretary) read the following report: This company was provisionally registered in Septem- ber last, with a capital of 1,OOOL,001., in 50,000 shares of 201. each, for the purpose of introducing railways into Upper India, from Aliahabad iia Agra, ...

... ,QF ORW: M ~ ~]I'~iiTOP~18271oundM. p ecti' ~ ~7ptut~et am,loth Iinilteg 4s~I~ Ca'm ridgei II ~te~ cjef~e. alew~a about 2,1 ~i4iuL,. Thebi a peeuetisi ~ akiu to~ta~.~e ofSt1 avwain that I, year, canked the ?? ?? t lapse to theh ,%iown fotm that 4titn ~ih'etirned .A&1ee' of t, A~n asr~slgernent was coorpe to betwge`u bioajp,8pnrke Canning was to present Mr.1 Spsvke'o !Leo rutot the 0 bislion te ...

... I A meeting of shareholders in this railway, cork- vened by advertisement, and stated to be on important business, was held yesterday at Fendall's Hotel, Palace- yard. ?? A.m g the proprietors present were, General M'Innes, 9 hlley, M.P., Mr. Charles East, Mr. W. Gordon F Thomson, Air. Herbert Ingram, Mr. H. V. East, Dr. Kennedy, Mr. David Robinson, Mr. Taunton, Mr. Cohen, e &e. s General ...

... BVTUS-SIA AND TURKEY. Front 5.000 to 7,000 Rassians have taken up a swrong posiiion on an eminence near Fratesehti 1hrct cen Bluchsarest and Giurgewo). The Turkish ?? a t Oltenitza Consist of 17,000 regular infantry, Bea' tiashi B wouks. and 4,000 artillerymen, corn- nianded by General Prim. Ismail Pacha commands ' 01 il0 Turks ut Kalafat. The Russians have con- ?? atod 35.000 men at Budeschti ...

... PARIS, TURsDL'r EvENING. The short paragraph in the Monitfeur of this morn-l ing, being the first official announcement of the im- Dortant fact that French and English ships of war are anchored before Constantinople, is the subject of much discussion. Every word isscrupulously weighed, the discrepancies between this and the numerous C more or less apocryphal versions of the intelligence from ...

... L OND ON, WEDNESDA, NO V. 16 TirE intimation by electric telegraph,-via Vienna of course,-'that the Turks on the Danube had in some place and at some time (neither the when, nor the where, being specified) experienced a check, was not confirmed;'yesterday. The report appears likely to disperse into thin air before it can assume a definite shape. At least the argument. is plausible that, ...

... APPALLINrG A CCIDBENT. PRESTON, TuEy§DAY. One of the most dire disasters which ever diffused consternation throughout this town occurred last night, in the fall of the floor of a room containing nearly 300 people. The ultimate consequences of this fearful casualty it is impossible at present to anticipate; but this may be stated, I that one young woman was killed on the spot, and from 40 to 50 ...

... The Parlamzento of Turin, of the 30th ult., an- nounces that Count d'Appony, the Austrian Minister, would depart, on the following day, on an uulimited leave of absence. The Divisional Council of Genoa had received a communication from the Marquis Camillo Pallavi- cino relative to the Nation'al Guard, the object of which was to suppress the obligation of serving in tthat militia, and to ...

... 2IT'Y CORPORIATION COMMISSION.- Yesterday the Commissioners resumed the in- quiry at the official residence of the Prime Minister. Mr. Labouchere in the chair. Sir J. Patteson was not present. I Captain Bullock examined- I was employed by the i Admiralty to survey the Port of London between 1830 and 18.53. I re-surveyed the Medway, but did not re-survey the Thames. There are many shoals in the ...

... FIYSB URY PARK. DE1PUTATION TO THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCIEIEQUER. The Chancellor of ?? yesterday received a deputation of the committee for promoting the formation of a park for Finsbury, at his official residence in Downing- street. The deputation was accompanied by Lord R. Grosvenor, M.P. for Middlesex, and consisted of Messrs. Bowerbank, ?? J. J. Downes,F.R.A.S.; W. C. Birch, Jas. Barnett, ...

... Both Houses sat yesterday. IN the HOUSE OF LORDS the Royal Assent was given, by Commission, to several bills. The Earl of CARDIGAN asked a question of which he had given notice-whether it was the intention of the government to prosecute or defend the soldiers engaged in the Sixmile-bridge Affray P and whether it was their intention to pursue the course intended by the preceding government, and ...