... I . NORTH PUBJAN ION ~~~NORMS DUBLIN; UN10N . I - .- . . . . . .. . The guardians held their usjal weekly meeting yesterday at the board-room of the workhouse, NQrth Brunswickwstreet, Ralph S. Cnsiosi, REq., J.P.,,in the ahair. The following guardians attended :.-Captain Lindsay, Messrs. D F Brady, V a; Hlyldmau, C-Thorpe, French,T (7 Norwood, Espy, AustinTboccasArkinsCarolin, TC; O!Brien, ...

... COMMISSION OF OYER AND TEERMINER. I The Right Honourablo the Lord Mayor, with tho Hononra- ble Justice Jackson, and the Honourable Justice Ball (the I presiding Judges) will open the commission this day at half- I past ten o'clock. The city and county oalenders present the names of the I following prisoners who have been committed to take their I trial for various offences. I t CITY CASEIS. I ...

... . ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA. (FROMt OUR OWN COBaESPONDBtlT.)l Liverpool, Saturday. The royal mail etvam-ship Arabia, Captain Judkine, has arrived. Sbe left Boston on the 29th Mirch, and entered the Mersey at eight o'clock this morning, bringing 106 passeu- gers and 196,048 dollars in specie on freight. The steamesi Pacific and Africa had arrived at New York, the former on the 23rd, and the latter ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAP). ENGLISH FUNDS-YEsTERDAY. LONDO2 FUNnD-STOOK AND SHARE IOEAREET.- Owing to the existing impression Chevalier Bunsen's recall (lid liot possess the Significance at first attached to it, and, from the encouraging nature of the financial statement last evening, English market recovered, and, on the whole, exhi- lsits a healthy tone. Consols opened at 88 buyers, and advanced ...

... PRESENTATiON Oi ANAW)DURES AND TEST-. MONIAL TO THE VENERABLE ARCHDEACON HAMILTON, P.P. On Monday a deputation, representing the Catholic clergy, gentry, and citizens generally, of the united metropolitan parishes of St. Mary, St. Thomas, and St. George, waited on the Venerable Archdeacon Hamilton, at his private residence, 111, Dorset-street, for the purpose of presenting to him an address ...

... CATHlLIC DECLARATION AND AGGREGATE| MEETING. The following nanes have been recelred.by tbo committee since our ?? Rev Dr Foran, Bishop of Waterford; the Worehipful the Mayor of Wexford ; Francis Harper, J P. county Wexford; John Walsh, J P and T C, do; Aldermen Robert Crenn, do; Alderman Kenselab, do; Alderman Richard Walsh, DMathew Petit, J P, county 'Wexford; Francis O'Neill, Mount Pleasant, ...

... ?? dl 1. s _ ;. ?? r _ _-lo . _i. he- - - . _ . . I . . . : I The usual weekly meeting of the guardiaas of this union was held in the board-room of the workhouse, James'a-street, Sir-Robert SHAW, Bart., in the ehair. The following guardians ?? Lenthigne, D C; Captain Nowlan; Johd 'Martin, Cornelis Shannon, Dr1 Wall, William Calieck, JP ?? Henry Priep Ponaonby shsw, JP; Edm6nd Lawless, ...

... I I Mr. O'Callaghan, being Irish by name iad Ca- tholic by religion, seems destined to be the perpetual he, target for the malicious persecutions of the Dublin Ib Protestant Association. Not content with their orb recent proceedings against that gentleman-pro- ih ceedinga that involved him it considerable ex. pense-they have now the audacity to present a the memorial to the Lord Lieutenant, ...

... v , .. E Lord John Russell has withdrawn his pro- a missory for the present, and Lord Aberdeen tin-rt dertakes at a future time, not specifically named, that 'the saimee or an E equivalent measure will be submitted to parliament. The Conservative jour- w nuls crow lustily - at this faintheartedness of' Lord xl John Russell. ?? was all just as they expected. ti They knew it would be so, ...

... I - I BY ELECTRIC T.ELEGRAPH. (From the second edition of the Times). PARIS, TunR5DAY, APnRL 7.-It is stated here that corn eounications forwarded from the King of Prussia, and embo- dying the terms of propositions brought by Prince George of Mecilenburgh Strelftz from St. Petersburgh, baa been made to the British government, and r3jected. It is not quite certain whether a similar ...

... I U I - r of the expeditionary army, to be placed under the command . net council in Paris for the formation of a fifth division of General Renaults The total of the expeditionary force to the east, will not, it is eaid, b8 limited to 60,000 men Thelre is a probability that before the war is brought to an end-it will be augmented to more than 100,0%0 some think to 15CtOOO, a6v000 have ?? lefts ...

... ., . L ?? .. be4 culitit ~ournal DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1854. . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? L- TIldE ,WAR. THE FABLED PROTOCOL-PRUSSIAN TREACHERY. When the first Vienna Protocol was accepted by England and France, the French Emperor declared that before peace would be established the Eastern Question had to pass through many a phase alter. nating between encouragement and despondency. How many ...