... LONDONDERBY -D ENNiSKILXN RAILWAY. , . -,fl oo this co MPaY wa hldo e The half yearly meeting UL ldna orae s Tuesday, at tbe ohsics, Coleman-tree Pu street.-Mr. J. CLAY, M.P., i the bahr. 'k i Mr. Hemming, the secretary, read the report, which i stated that the act foo the extension of the railway from Omagh to Enniskillen had been obtained in the last session of parliament, and the ;works had ...

... IST. JOSEPH'S ASYLUM-PORTLAND-ROW. no A s . . a1 f I .. . . .A . . I ?? ceremony of laying the foundation atone of the ad- ditionel btsldinlgs andnerew chapel of this institution wes per-' fors~rpdqq Saturday ?? Paul Archbishop of Dab- -lirq;in presence of a numerous body of clergy, end of a large assemblage of the in'duential erid benevolent Catholic laity of Dublin. The progress of this ...

... ,THE AUSTRAL1A' GOLD FTALDS. krm e hiewo0ure Gold Cfs'cular bf Jan. 63). Gol d has m tainda imr tondly~bowek owing ialBaflara't, which was materially incseas; X by the agentV of the' be Great, Britain reducing the freight to 4id.' ~ei. ounce (the' IS. same as shaips), and, their erasing from the bills of lading the in clabishe 'thot were : oe sidered ',objectionable. Adlthou'gi nbt cleared oat ...

... F.OUTH 1 DUBLIN UNION- :- l . . . . ?? .. . .- . . . I MThe guardians of thies union held their usual weekly meet- ing yesterday In the board-room of the workhouse, Jaiiies's.- street. I Sir RonERT SHAW In the ehair. The following guardians were present: -Captain Noiwlan, John Oaseley Bonsall, John Robinson, Captain Lindesy, John H. Evans, D. P. Ryan, Charles F. Dowling, Ponsonby Shavw, J.P.; ...

... ?? . ?? . ! : ?? : ;: : HOUSE OF COMMONS-WEDNEsDAY, IARCH 9. Mr. H. HERBERT reported, from the Southampton elec- tipn committee, that H. E. Bower,; a witness summoned Id bef6re the-commitiie, had misbehaved himself, by refusing to give evidence, and' he had, therefore, by the direction of the committee, commnitted the witnessto the custody of the Ser- _ geant-at-Arms, to await the pleasure of ...

... LICENSED RETAIL GROCEIS' AND VNTNERS' - SOCIETY. , , The committee met yesterday, at 17, York-street' Mr. MIciAEnL O'LOudHLIN in the chair. Mr. Thomas M'Grath proposed the following new membjrs and handed in the annexed subscriptions: -L-Meers. Willi km Fitzberbert, vintner, Parkgste-street; Charles Finlay (a years subscriptiopz'; James Rothery, grocer'&c., Townset d- street; Willism Forater, ...

... (From the Natiow oj Saurday.) [We have received two letters from our honowred friend Smith O'Brien, which, though posted two months apart, ar- rived en the same day. It is necessary to offer this expla- nation for the delay which would otherwise seem to have occurred in the publication of an address written in Septem- ber last. The colonial post-office had custody of it from the 18th of ...

... SOUTH DUBLIN UNION-ELECTION OF GUARDI IjS. I The scrutiny into the votes recorded for the different can- didates in the several wards and the rural electoral divisions of this union did not terminate until an udvauced hour an t yesterday. The following a-e the names of the guardians who were returned for their respective wards and electoral divisions for the ensuing year. The undermentioned ...

... FRIGHTFUL HuRRICAid% AT CORFU-GREAT LOSS OF PROPERTY THIRTY-FOUR PERSONS PERISHED. , Coilrt, FUz. 20.-During the night of Friday-batur- day, the 19th instant, at about balf-post eleven o'clock, a fearful hurricane burst upon the country, everywhere ravaged it, and occasioned the most lamentable misfortunes. The wind blew with such violence that the houses were agitated to their foundations, as ...

... WAR-OFFICE, MABCRO 11. lot Regiment of Dragoon Guards -John Cuningham, Gent, to be Cornet, by purobase, vice Hampton, appointed to the 6th Dragoon Guards. r 2d Dragoon Guarde-I-ieulenant Bryan Thornhill to be Cap- tain, by purchase, vice Jones, who retires ; Cornet Henry Miles Stapylton to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Thornhill. itft Dragoon Guards--Myles Lonadale Formby, Gent, to he ...

... If IFOREIG.N IN'rLIGE Ei THE FRENbCH EPIRE. flee hadfored te Drdanlle , andrthat Hrnerald)r s (Ftom the Correspengt of the oiralm f pevai4 to PARis, FRIDAY EvENIoIG.A general esliuo g prevosto day that the state of Turkey is euch as to te most embarringing oomplicatiofs. putting aside the manoY exag- gerated rumours, under the inyflaen ce o h t e tda one time fell a franc and a half-such as ...

... I (From the Moring Herald.)I The notice which Mr. Butt has given, that he will, on the I 15th instant, move a resolution against the closing of the Royal Hospital at Kilmainham, will necessarily give rise to f an interesting discussion. An institution, benevolent in its conception, venerable from its age, which has existed for I nearly two centuries-which has during ten successive l reigns ...