... 1:THE, _WA.v 1.: TU.0ws I ' BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. OCCUPATION OF THE PRINCIPALITIES BY THE AUSTRIANS. C(e'om thre Secoesr Edition of 11ws Ckroor'idr) VIECNA, DMONDAX NtGotT.-Arobduke AlbeWt will enter Moldavia imnmediately with the Pb Corps d'Arrue. Another division will enter Wailaihia by the Rotbennbarmpum. General Von Heas has left for Lusatta' AUSTRIA AND THE WESTERN POWERS. Austria agrees ...

... I _COMMISSION O OYERt AND TERMINER. tilt ~.1. I ?? The cbmmijiejon will be opened this mi, ruing at ten o'clock w tb the usual formalities by the Right Honourable the Lord dayor, the Lord Chief Justice of the Queen's Bencb, and the Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pb ao. T ie 10I1lwiiDg are the calendats of the parties for trial KILMAINEmAM JAIL-Rose Keogh, baving caused her ubild'u ueath b) ...

... : icG ;NEI 'TCELEGAP 1a UtE 'OF LORDS-DAY.TERDAY The merobant shipping acts repeal bill was read a third 00time, andcpassed. The lnbai revenud arid consolidated fund charges bill, afte smeo discuasion, was read a third time. The several militia billa went through committee. Thd other busine's wae advanced a stage, and their lord- ships adjourned at a few. minutes before ?? O'clook' HOUSE Oa ...

... THE SPIRITS (IRELY) BILL I PROTEST AGAINST RSTBNT ttiio 0 oC.LAse la, 14, AND FDlsssctienit,-. i on general principles to impose on the cosstaulaijW of 'it atld aJ force originally conestituted andg welliadaptid'for te execution of the ordinary law of the land, and the protection of life and property) the conflicting revenue functions required for the rappression of illicit distillation. : 62. ...

... ad~s . E TN~RS' ~jjIS' .} ?? of the tradea3f 'Dublin -In i ,A ratlve pai`ttero wes held 0t Monday En vening8 ha~elf past eight o'clocik, at the Trade jill No. 48i e South Kljg-stree8 The 'attendance was numerots, - nd id comprised the deputies and representatives of the V0rilI it trades in the city of Dublin. On the ilt of trades being - caled oa t by the honorary scretary it was gratifying to ...

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... LICENSED GROCFERS AND VINTNER'S: SOCIETY. I X The ?? ro ad --i - . . n 10ue Rommittee met, as usual, on Wednesday, at theroms; College Tavern, 17, York-street, Mr. MIcHASE O'Locu0aLctc in the: chair. Mr. John Byrne felt great pleassre in banding in one sovereign, renewed subecription, from one of the moets re- spectable members of their society, and who, not only volun- teering this, accords ...

... f;;liNDUSTRIAL TRAINING IN lIRELAND-lB. ,1 -:LUCA , SPEECH.R., : . i . .I I r Iai a - Mr. Lucas's able. and co~mprehensive,,statement' of the industrial disadvantages of Ireland, 'as, aompared. with -continental states, has .attracted considerable .attention both in and, out oF par-' liamnut. he English, press, ;.of course, objects' to: te' proposfifonb he. advanced, feeling bound lin duty., ...

... ' ' I The London journals are now BIl -alive of the necessity for active sanitary precautions. . Cholera is upon us again, says the Da ly Newv in a senteuce introductory to a careful and most useful an ysis of the returns of the Registrar. Generaldof Engltand. In- stead of trying to conceal or to evade the fact that cholera hls reappeared in'London, in the'vaint hope of thereby avoiding ...

... i Tie, rjs ptebishes tie following. in ?? to, the new Spanish nhinistry~l-9'We6 cannqt~yetkappreciate~the i.policy ard..the prqgramne. of the new ministry;, Bl1isit is not without.inptrest.tqay yina -few wqrds .whoi a thord n who compose it, and to stste some of the principal eventa I of their ,aolitical'llil6'I Theibiotiryoft Espartero, which of late year has been so intimately'.unitedt to ...

... IE EXPEDITIOXIjMy FOR1E. - To following is in extract from, the letter of a n'or-cor- missioned officer serving'in the expeditionary force now in the BEst-it is dated August 84d-nrId adds another testimony to the many already received, showing the sufferings and ?? the troops have to endure Those who think that the troops composing this much talked-sf expeditionary force can or do live on the ...

... THlE W:u. TE.i. .. U eTtllKISH ViCTORYDEEAT OF THE RUSSlN 6 'vixii; 8un^Y .- The Pracse has advices front Bn charest of. the 26th instant, whicb state that the RUsia were totaliy defeated at Slobodlzie, on the 2d inst They lost:2;000 killed ..Thirty -thosasnd Ottomans have ?? ,the Danusa'te Oltrinltia. Adespitchinthe7tvimet f nuwber of prisoners taken by ?? to. be l.ooo. VIENNA, SUNDAY NIGHT. ...