... ATRLONE gELECTION CONIVITTEE. The following more extended report of the proceedings before the AthloneCommittee (a summary of which appeared in our London correspondence yesterday), id taken from thea Morning CAronic'e Mir. Andrews, Q.C., opened the case for the petitioners, who alleged a want of qualification on the part of Mr. Keogh, and that Mr. Lawes, the other candidate, ought to have ...

... 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 ...

... LTCENSED RETAIL GdROCERS AND VINTNERSB SOCIETY. The committee of this body met on Wednesday ?? 17, York-street, IMr. JOHN NIXON, in the chair. The Chairman, in observing that he read the report of their last proceedings in Mullingar on the day before, said the sum banded to him by the Alliance and Consumers' Gas Company, was five guineas, not 51. He then requested some member to propose Mr. ...

... W. H. Smnitd and Sonzs' Nezospoper Oft-e, No. 1, Eden-qay, April 19. FOREIGN COMMERCIAL NEWS. No improvement in the trade of Paris. Large parateas of cottons and calico have been made for the provinces, and prices are high. Copper and z nc have declined. Tbs es- portations of ready-made shirts to California market are over stocked with French produce. The importation of foreign and colonial ...

... THE CONSOLIDAIED ANNUITIES-DEPUTATION TO THE LORD LIEUTENANT. On Saturday the deputation appointed at the recent meet- ing of Poor Law Guardians held at the Rotondo waited on the Lord Lieutenant at the Viceregal Lodge, for the purpose of preeenting a memorial entreating his Excellency's power- ful aid in support of their claims for the remission of the consolidated annuities. The deputation ...

... ,Vi c $rcemaws AouwalI DUB3LIN: SATURDAY, APRIL 80,'1863. TilR DTBATX.-THE COUNTRY. The debate on the Income Tax on Thuraday night was ably sustained on the Irish side by some of our own members, notwithstanding the defection of some in whose honour and integrity the country had hopes, if not confidence. We confess it was with pain we learned from our telegraphic dispatch yesterday that the ...

... 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, ...

... The members of this society held their usual weekly meet- ing yesterday, Sir EDWARD Bonotaun, Bart,, in the chair. The following members were ?? Dean of the Chapel Royal, the Rev. Mr. Dickinson, and Doctors Byrne, Mason, Molloy, Hely, Tuffnell, and Mr. Norwood. ABATEMEONT OF NUISANCES. The following police returns were then read:- W~eek ending 29 ti Msarch. Wceek ending Stir February. Notices ...