... I FURTHER THREATENED COMPLIOATIONS. I (From the Timm.) It is said, with what amount of foundation we are at pre- sent unable to state, that the Austrian government has re- solved to demand the extradition, or, at least, the expulsion of Kosauth, Mazzini, and the other refugees now fornentilig revolution abroad under the shelter of British hospitaliy; and that, on the anticipated failure of ...

... I WATERFORD AD LIBICKfILWAY . i Ahe1 .fteenthhe g iany was held in the TfE ~nH r1 Wterferd,,onbe125t l p5tn at ild twele meetnck, for the purposo of receiving the directore' and engineer's reports and statementfcittt, for the half-year endig 81st ]December,! 1862. BEN~Ry ])wNy, Esq., took) the chair. The Secretary (John O'Connor, Esq. edtaavrie mnent calling the meeting, and the following. ...

... DEPUTATION FROMI THE MANCHESTER PEACE CONFERENCE TO THE EARL OF ABERDEEN. The very influential deputation appointed at the late con- ference of the friends of peace at Manchester, to present an address to the Earl of Aberdeen, waited upon his lordship, by appointment, on Saturday. at Downing-street. Mr.T.M. Gibson, M. P., introduced the deputation by remarkc ing it did not represent any ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, I THE FRENCH EMPIRE. PAurs, nEB. 25, ?? whole of the persons arrested a on the charge in reference to the correspondenwa connected I with the foreign press are now at liberty, it being evidently l shown that the police authorities have net fulfilled the en- gagements of producing sufficient proofs against the parties. I Bail to the amount of 500f. has been required from ...

... I W. B. ,Smide and Sonr Newspaper Ot'e4, No. 1, Edrn-qay, February 28. FOREIGN NEWS. VIENNA, SATUBDAY.-The Emperor's assassin was ex. ecuted on this morning. The health of his Majesty was sa- tiafactory. A panic at the Bourse of Vienna, in consequence of the complication of Austro-Turkish negociations. LONDON FUNDS-STOCK Aimn SHARE MABKRE-(Clo8sig Prices).-Consols, from various political ...

... A LETTER TO HIS LATE PARISHIONERS BY I LORD CHA.RLES THYNNE. LATE VICAR OF LONGBRIDGE DEVERILL, MAD LATE CAON OF CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL. MV DEAR FRIENDS-When you were first committed to my charge Souns years ago, I little thought that anything Short of death itself could ever separate me from you; there were mrny ties, associations, and interests prevailing to make our conenecttion securei and ...

... gbe4f*exitas 3ou~taL . DUBLIN: J TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 18M. ' _ _ _ sF S pi_ S ~ _ I v; I AN INDREDE9T.-I-}B! @AB-CTEOF . I ?? . I ^ I E This evening the citizens of Dublin, in pursuance of one of the most influential requisitions that has appeared ain our columns' for a considerable time, will meet to adopt means to strengthen and sustain the independent Irish Party in the House of Com- mons. We ...

... LATEST pROM RICA. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMs SHIP CANADA, (FROM our OWN COURE&PONDENT.) Liverpool, Monday. At an early hour this morning we received Our usual files, of New York and other United States and British North American papers by the steamer Canada, which entered the Mersey shortly after midnight. The Canada sailed from Boston on the 16th and Hialifax on the 18Lh. She brings aeventy-six ...

... ELECTION PETITIONI. I The extraordinary disclosures before committees of the House of Commons, as well as in the House I itself, with reference to election petilions, which have occupied so large a share of public attention z in England, are not without instructive interest to the friends of popular right at this side of the Channel. The revelations already made clearly indicate the existence ...

... His Grace the Arohbialsop of Tuam held his frst visitation for the year of the Deanery of Ballinrobe on Tuesday last, and on the previoos day he held the visitation of the Ulare- morris deanery. Hli'Grace' was accompanied by the Very Rev. J. M'Evily, President of St. Jorlath's College. The Rev. P. Ryan, C.C. -ioneskeigh, has been appointed by his Grace the Most Rev. Doctor Slattery to the ...

... | A meeting of the general committee was held at Cbarie mont House on Wednesday, 28rd current. The embers of committee present were-the Earl of Cbarlemont, Lord Cloncurry, J J Finlay LLD.; George heyler, J Huband Smith, P T Legb, John D'Arcy, D L; James Perry, T But- ton, D L; Hon J P Vereker, George Roe, D L; H T Red- mond, Charles Meara, George F Mulvany, Lord Masearene and Ferrard, W R Wild ...

... W. H. Snith and Sons' Newspaper OQffe, No. 1, Eden.guay, Marchi 1. FOREIGN NEWS. FRANCE.-PAROS, MoNDAY.-BouIse opened heavily.- Shares first called 79 75; shortly afterwards a person bold- ing aoffi~al situation arnboticed tbat the -Earter'qdeson6 was settled, Austria baving accepted the mediation of Groat Britain and France. Threes rose to 80 60, It was sutse- quently remarked that this news ...