... AMALGAMATION OF CANAL AND RAILWAY INTERESTS -MEETING OF TRADERS ON THE ROYAL AND GRAND CANALS. Pursuant tq advertisement, calling a meeting of boat owners and traders connected with the carriage traffic still existing on the Royal and Grand Canals, a tolerably nu- merons assemblage of gentlemen interested in the convey- ance and carriage traffic of both of the canal lines above named met ...

... I TV. H. Sndth and Sons' Newspaper O .lee, No. 1, Eden-quey, Februiary 16, 1853. LONDON FuDs-D(Closing Prices).-Consola for Accoutnt gga j, Money 99J n; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. 1034 j; Bank Stock 227 8; Exchequer Bills, large and small, SO 46; North Western 1204 1; Midland 79 Dovers .801 J; Ambergates 61 7; Caledoniinn 65f ; Do Preference 106 7; Ea-tern Cuunties 13i 2 ; Great Northern ...

... IMPBRIAL PARLIAMBNT. HOUSE OF LORDS--THuRsDAY, FEB. 17. Lord MONTEAGLE asked the noble duke the Secretary of State for the Colonies, whether it was the intention of the governusent to abolish tranuspurtation to Australian colonies? The Duke of NEWCASTLE sail. that when he had 7 taken office he found that his predecessor had annouflcea to the colonists of Van Diemen's Land, that her Majesty's ...

... I ABRIVAL OF TIIEISTEAM SE[IP EUROPA. (r&aM O U OWk. COERELSPONDENT.) , -LtVICgFOol, SUBIDAy EVINao. The British ?? American royal mail steamnhip Europa, Capt is LanI, hba arrived from Boston, via eHalifa, .S.-She saile~4*2rm the former city on the 2nd. inst, and from the latter on the 4th. The Europa brings 95 passengers, a heavy ml from t United States, and all the provinces of British ...

... l The president and council of the Royal College of Surgeons waited on the Lord Lieutenant yesterday, and presented the, following address:- TO HIS EXCsELLEILOY EDWARD GBANVILLE, EARL ST. GERMANS, LORD LIEUTSEMAT GEBREAL AND GENERAL GOVERMOR OF IRELAND. MAT IT PLEASE YOUR EXZOLLENCT-We, the president, council, and fellows of the Royal College of Snrgeons in Ireland, beg leave to approach ...

... IMERIAL PARLrAMBNT. l . I HOUSE OF LORDS-FREDAY, FIB. 18. The Earl of CARDIGAN said that in consequence of the report that the Irish law officers of the crown Intended to prosecute the unfortunate soldiers connected with the Sixtaile- bridge affair in Ireland, he gave notice of his intention on Monday to ask the government a question on the subject, and also to ask whether it was intended to ...

... The $Iritmalvs 30ournal DUBLIN: TUESIDAY FEBRUARY 15, 1858. THE POOR LAW COMMtISSIONERS-THE CALLAIV WORKHOUSE. The Dies Irm, the day of official wrath, had passed over, and no order to dismiss the Rev. Mr. Waltonhadreached the boardofguardiains. Theuna- nimons isolation of the popular guardians-the di- rect representatives of the ratepayers-appeared to have bad its due- and just weight with ...

... I THE FRENCH EMPIRE. PAUs, TUEsDAr.-Count d'Hasuoanville, while riding in his carriage on Monday, was impeded in his course by the long line of vehicles containing the members of the legisla- tive body, who were proceeding to take part in tbe opening of the chambers. In this dilemma the Count endeavoured to force his way through, but was repulsed by the officers on duty, when be made usa of ...

... | I junww, ?? In the telegraphic message which I sent you last evening, and which, even in its small compass, comprised all the rew3 stirring, I stated that the Cork election petition was, among 1 others, withdrawn. This statement was erronesus. The Speaker in reading the list of places read out a name which I took to be Cork, and on afterwards asking one of the officials of the house, and ...

... ,LIOE1KSKD RETAIL GROCERS' NDY. 1QS sociEY. I- 3 I The committee met on Wednesday at 11,'.'Tot . Mr. IL AusoNilf ehfr. ' Mr. John Nixon handed in a Ailf-You' Itibloription from Mr. J. Prendergast. The Secretary gave In the 5scond yoea' subseription of Mr. James Murney, Gloucester-pIAn. Mr. P. Cullen, Nassau-seet, handed in his renewed sub- ecription of hao a yearf The Secretary handed in the ...

... X SERGANT SHEIE'S CUEUCE TEMPORALITIES Mr. Sergeant Shee has embodied the subjoct matter o ts a recent work ou:the( terilpora itieoiiof the Irish churchh in a billt , rnie t tirty aeqtlons. Th bill appears very care- I fully Trawe- Sbil is entitled A bill t, alter and amend . tiqaevra retbtb-etewporalities of the churchin Ireland, and to make provision for the increase and maintenance of ...

... THE LOSS 0 THE QUEEN VICTORIA. OPERATIONS AT HOWTH. Yesterday morning the tug-steamer Mona, with Captain Denni, of the City of Dublin Steam Packet Company's steam ,hip Prince of Wales, Mr. Teal, of Ringsend, and other geuils- men of experience on board, proceeded to Howtb. After a careful examination, these gentlemen gave it as their opirion that the vessel can be raised, and a portion of the ...