... SHIPWRECKS AND MORE COLLISIONS IN THE I CHANNEL. I Kingstown, 3rd April, 1852. The contract mail steamer, Prince Arthur, Captain Symes, left here on last night at her usual hour, 7 80 p.m., with a fair supply of passengers, reached the Kish Light, and when about four miles to her eastward, came into collision with an inward bound brig, the Bessy, of Sunderland, laden with grain from Bayonne to ...

... THE CALORIC SHiP. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. SIR-Your New York correspondent, under date of the Ist of February, has made some statements in regard to the caloric shp which demand correction. That caloric, as motive power, is not new even in this country is quite true; it has generated steam for the pro- pulsion of our steamers upwards of forty years. But caloric has not before been ...

... I THE, BUDGET'- INISTE-RIAL HOPES AND FEARS. I (Fromn the Morning Chronicle.) The provisions of the budget are now generally under- stood, and it is known that they have been received with almost universal favour by that large majority of the com- munity which judges of financial measures with reference to their economical bearings, rather than to the interests of party. But considerable ...

... -cl4he, *lralatuiral DUBLIN: THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1858. THE IRISH BEET SUGAR COMPANY. The time has now arrived at which we may ap- propriately review the leading features in connexion with this company-the results which have been obtained-the obstacles that havebeen surmounted, and the prospects of this new branch of manufac- ture amongst us. We 'have' watched its progress with much interest, ...

... AWFUL CATASTROPHE AT. SEA-STRANG I STATEMENT OF A PASSENGER. TYbe Ncrfletso fl'eig of yesterday co tains an acocount of c a fearful event which took place during the night of Tuesday off the Calf of Man. It appears that the Liverpool and Belfast steamer Minerva, Lyall meeter, left Liverpool on t Friday afternooD, 29th Iaroh, at 2.45 Pat,, for Belfast. What occurred is thus stated by Captain ...

... WM. SMITH O'BRI THE IRISH EXILES.- PUBLIC MEETING IN GALWAY. A meeting of the inhabitants, for the purpose of making an application to the government in behalf of the Irish 1 exiles, weas onvened last Monday, in the city court-house. I Among those present we observed-A. R. Mullins, Michael Carr, Wm. G. Murray, P. M. Lynch, James Stephens, Dr. I Braughall, James Fynn, John Gunning, James Roche, ...

... ATILONF ELECTION. l The following appeared in the EVENING F'Nk. mAN of yesterday: We have just received by Electric Telegraph the state of the poll at ten o'clock, from which it would appear that Mr. Keogh will succeed. The numbers were- ?? ?? ?? ?? 51 Norton ?? .. ?? 38 Since the above was put in type, we received our second despatch from Atbhlone announcing that the second Whig candidate has ...

... ,i THE FRENCH EMPIRE. PARIs, MARCH 80.-Tbe Chamber de Mise en Acatsetion pronounced its decision yesterday in what was called the affair of the correspondents. Five persona are to be brought before the Correctional Police Court on a charge of belonging to a secret society'-nately, the Count Coetlegon, editor of the Coraair; MM1. Virmaitre, of the same paper; Anatole de Coetlogon, brother of ...

... KATE H IAYES IN CALVORNIA. I At h s M' -. r ?? n At the termination 'of Miss Hayes's triumphant engage- ment in San Francisco, she was presented with a card case of pure Californian gold. On a shi'ld in the centre was en- graven the inscription- Miss Catherine Hayes, from a few of her countrymen, residents of San Francisco. 5th February, 1858. The letter accompaniyg it, and Miss Bayes'a ...

... BY ELEOTRIC TELEGRAPH. w: H. Smith and Sons' Newospaper Ofice, No. 1, Eden-quay, April 1L THE QUEEN'S IhEALTHI. BUCKINGHAMI PALACE, MONDAY, 9 A.M - Her MIjest3 'd recovery goes un fsvourably. Theinfaut prince continues well. Tbe next bulletin will be iscued on Wednesday. FOREIGN NEWS. TURtEEY-CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 28TH.-The Tnies correspondent writes the following in apo-tscript:- I have ...

... -LIVERPOOL WEEKLY COMMERCIAL REPORT. (FROM OUR OIVwE COaRtc8PotsNzT.)* Liverpool, Friday Afternoon, Daring the past week business has been steady during the week. The active demand which still continues in LondoA for money is readily met, without leading to any extra charge in the terms of discount, and the minimum rate of the Bank of England remains at three per cent. Oar local m'arketa ...

... I The following information relating to the shipping interest with which we have been favoured by Messrs. Rainals, Deacon, and Co., Elsinore, will be of vital use to the owners and masters of vessels trading to the different ports of the Baltic. -The advice is dated Mlarch 31st. 1853:- Annexed we hand you a comparative statement of the vessels that have passed the sound during the last ten ...