... WATERFORD AND TRAMORERAILWAY. Tht . r- n ?? -0 . +h.. - The first general meeting of the shareholders in this corn- pany, since the obtaining of their act of incorporation, was held yesterday, at tbeir office, 15, Hume street. Shortly after one o'clock, on the motion of Mr. Edward Power, seconded by Captain Galway, the chair was taken by Sir JAmis DOMBuAiN. The advertisement convening the ...

... BY ELEOTRIC TELEGRAPH. W. Al. Smith and Sons' Newspaper Ogiee, No. 1, Eden-quay, Murcls 29. LATEST INTELLIGENCE-TERMI NATION OF CAFE - WAR-PEACE PROCLAIMED. PLYMOUTaI, TUESDAY MORN-aNG.-The Calcutta steamer arrived this morning from the Ejat Lrdios nud Cape. ?? dates are-Calcitta, January 20th; Aladra , 28th; Ceylon, 29th; Mauritius, February 9th; Cape, 24t0; St. Helena, Mareh 4th; Ascension, ...

... 'St. tu 's I The vestries were held It the s VeW m Of the parish church in the Coombe. The Rev L. H. BoLToN. rector, in. the chair. At the fivrt vestry Messrs. John Hayes and Philip O'Brien were elected churchwardens, and Messrs. Batberton end Ray- ner eideamen for the ensuing year. At the second vestry the following appointiments were made, viz. - Officers of Heilth-Messrs. Samuel Wall, ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCEI THE FRENCH EMPIRE. (Fromtho Chronicle Correopondent) PARIS, SUNDAY EVENISN,-It is said that the coronation, which, as every one knows, was announced to take place in the first month of May, has been suddenly postponed; and it is now said that the ceremony will not take place till the 15th of August, the fete-day of St. Napoleon, and the an- niversary of the coronation of ...

... I (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) DEPUTATION OF ENGLISH MERCHANTS TO THE EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH. Freeman's Journal Office, Seven o'ClocA. We have received the following, by Electric Telegrapb, from Messrs. Smith aad Son FRANCE. PARTS, MONDAY.-To-day the Emperor received a depu- tation of London merchants at the Tuilleries. The deputa- tion was composed of Sir James Duke, Sir Edward Buxton, Mr. Sanuel ...

... LAYER FROM AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM-SHIP CABIBRIA. (FROMI OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Liverpool, Tuesday. We received shortly after midnight files of New York papers to the 16th, Boston 16tb, Montreal 13tb, and Halifax, Nova Scotia, 18th inclusive, by the Cunard steamer Cam- bria, Captain Millar. The Cambria sailed from Boston on the 16tb, and Halifax on the 18th. She passed ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH, - r. ?? - I r . . - -r - W. 17. Smith and Sons' Newspaper 0ico, No. 1, Eden-quay, March 30. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. The Globe ayo Mr. Chisholm Anstey, late M.P., has been appointed one of the commissioners to revihe the statutes, The first meeting of the commissioners will be held to-morrow, Thursday. The .6loba states that the law takes its course in the case of the ...

... A VOICE FROM TIPPERARY-THE COBIPACT AT THE HUSTINGS AND THE SPONSORS. Under the first head the Yablet of Saturday pub- lished a letter from * An Honest Elector of Tippe rary. From the prominence given to the letter, and from the manner in which the editor introduces it, we are led to assume that the writer possesses some peculiar claim to a public hearing. But be the writer whom he may, ...

... DINNER TO THE MINISTERS AT THE MANSION- On Tuesday night a grand banquet was given by the Lord ayvor of London in the Egyptian-ball at the Mansion-bouese. The following were amongst the distinguished ?? Earl of Aberdeen, Earl Granville, Sir J. Graham, Lady Graham, the Right Hon W. E. Gladstone, Mrs. Gladstone, Mr. Cardwell, M.P., and MIrs. Cardwell, the Marquis of Brea- dalbane, the Prince of ...

... I BY ELECTRIC TELEGB APH. W. H. SmiA and Sons' News2 I 'aPer Ofc4 No. 1, Edens-gay, Marc, 28. LonDoxt FuNDs-STOCK AND SHARE MARKI YE.-COnEOl5 buyers at par in the morning, but, wenting suppt irt, declined before close. Railway market has 9attish tenden c; a thin attendance of dealsrs owing to Easter holidays; a I 'bw orders on public accounts. Gold Mines, Land, and Ban k Shares dull at formrr ...

... BASTER VESTlRIES. The following vestries were held yesterday ST. BRIDGET'S PARISH. The vestry was held yesterday in the vestry-room of the parish church, Bride-street, The Very Rev. the Dea;& of KILDARE in the chair. Messrs. John Casson, T.C., and John Langataff were elected churchwardens for the ensuing year. Auditors-Mesars. Fortune aud Morrisson. Applotters-Mesers. Carey, Lube, and the ...

... I _ _ A&BE CATHOLIC CHURCH. I - - THE CO^L9 STATUE OF Oun BLESSED LADY OF REFUGE, MRATHMINEs -On Sunday last the Rev. Matthew `1 tiler, C.C., treasurer of the fund for defraying the expense of this Magnificent work of art, now in progress by Farrell, preached in the parochial church, Rathmines, and commented o01 two letters lately published in the Sauaders's News-Letter complaining of the ...