... The usual weekly meeting of the guardians of this union was held yesterday in the board-room, James's-street, Sir ROBEBT SHAw, Bart., in the chair. The following guardians were in ?? Wisdom, J P; Captain Nowlon, Dr Owens, George G Place, Edmond Lawless, Cornelius Shannon, John Bonsall, Francis Smith, Rody Keshan. Chas F Dowling, Henry Price, Wmn, E vans, D P Ryan, J P; Thos J Wyse, W B ...

... , ; , -W Ad R' Aportiono the rollowiuig appe6aed ioi O dond X~itioni yttesday-: :Br MAGNETIC 2ELEd-kAPH. THE CRIMEA. VwwAx, MtaavH ?? Iiss been received from Constantinople up to the 22d. The labt sorties of the Rus- siano'have been victoriousl; repulded. The Rubsiino have demolished the lalaioff Towers Iniotmation had been re- ceived by General Bosqbezof an, intended attack on Balak- lava. ...

... I ?? a -I An inquiry, ordered by tbe Poor Law umiaium , was held at the Lusk DIpenBary on Monday lask into the con- duct of Dr. Barry, the medica odloeraf thsh ad Lus f districts.. The Inveetigatiotl ws conducted by Dr. Hil The following gpardisns and members of the committee were present i The Hon. St. Jobn Butler, Charlea Cebbe, John Killeen, Mark Taylor, W. Richard, Jan., Thomas Carey, John ...

... BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPI THIE PEACE CONFERENCE. YrzNuA, SUNDAY EvYRnCo, MARCH 2b.-The sixth conference will be held to-morrow. The third point will be discussed-tbat whlch relates to the diminution of Russian power in the Black Sea. The protocola relative to the So- uond point will be signed at the beginning of the conference. The Tivaer, regarding the result of the 'Vienna conference 2A ...

... TUE -WARO BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPR. LATEST -IEWS.,- A Vienna deopatchbdated Monday night, states that Intel- ligence had been received from Codntantlnople, of General Pelissier hbaing advanced against the heights occupied by the Russians, to the rear of Balaklava. Nothing further wan known. No dat n 8giv1. The Berlin correspoudent of the Chrosiebe says-, That the cry of the populacet of St. ...

... )NOnTH DUBLIN UNION. The scrutiny into the votes tendered for the respective can- didates was resnmed yesterday morning. INNS-QUAY WARD. Number of rated ocoupiers' votes recorded: -Mr Arcbbold (Liberal) 785; Mr Murphy (Liberal) 768; Mr Boland (Li- beral) 765; Mr John Norwood (Conservative) 492; Mr Tweedy (Conservative) 470 ; Mr Espy (Conservative) 446. ARBAN QUAY WARD. Rated occupiers' votes : ...

... THE SIEGE Or SEBASTOPOL. CAmI? BEORE SEBlASTOPOL, MARCH 12. During~ the whole of to-day the cbsinch bells in ta Sohastopol have be en tolling heavily, it is presnmed for in sonme religious service for the departed Emperor. hi For the first time our tramway was uae odyfr e tho CsOUV'yaflci of shot and shell to the g, neral depot, as ius course of formation about a mile and a half from tbr head ...

... T1iHE VIENTNA CONFERENCES. am 1-1--44sir~ -.rozXnsa 4liul o Anr . TIHE diplomatic conferences which are to deter- es mine whether Peace shaill be restored to Europe, were olpened on Thursday last, at Vienna. At that central fr point, the negociators of the West and the East had s( Inet, with those also of Central Europe, in order to a. ! settle the question, where, and howL strongly, the line ...

... MomICIALss RATIN4G..c-The ovefaeers of Bradford bI ire abduttfoippesal th -thebQcarterhes69ions, as -theydid-in` Il e 1853, agaisist the amount assessed upon them as a borough it ca rate. by the Town Council, on the ground that the other 2B Lb townships in. the borough are not assessed, according to their g is fair and just value. It is alleged hy the overseers that thcs ol d valuation. of the ...

... VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PitOMOTIONS IN TEE CIVIL SERVICE. Treasury.-Mr. M. H. Foster, senior clerk at the Pal. ?? Office, Whitehall, has been appointed to the new office of accountant to the Treasvry; Mr. T. E, Wiekens, one of the clerks ir the finance department of the Treasury, has been appointed assistant to Mr. Foster; Mr. G. Russell, junior clerk in the Treasury, Whitehall, has been ...

... FIRE, AND LOSS OF LlZE. 5hortly after two o'clobk yesterday morning the inhabi- tants of St. Bride's, Pleet-8treet, were aroused by an exten- sive fire, which broke out on the premises of the White Swan, Salisbury-court, Fleet-street. in the occupation of Mr. Cook, and which was, in a very short space of time, laid completely in ruins. Property of the value of several hundreds of pounds, ...

... NE WS FROM THE NA V VIES. Further accounts from the Crimea speak not only of the ?? progress of the railway at a rate that has outstripped the -expectations founded upon the first hasty survey, but also in of tbe progressive cheerfulness and coitentedneass or all a engaged upon it, and of their daily growing popularity with , the military and civil authorities at Balakiava, and all with b whom ...