... 4Eesv 3orl DUbe ?? MA eurRitl. DUBLIN. SATrURDAI, MARCH 24, 1865. I: R ?? THE LAST PLOT-SPUONEH WANTED. The old files in South Anne-street have taken alarm at the Maynooth report. They have no idea; however, of undergoing extinction without an in' dignant protest to show that still they live. Since the report of her Majesty's Commissioners was not fashioned according to their wishes, and May ...

... MEHORANDA OF THE UADER OF BUS[NESS ArT HOME AND ABROAD OF G. T. HAYDEN, PY- SICIAN AND SURGEON, OF THIRTY YEARS STANDING. RESIDENCE-82, HARCOUHT-S r., DUBLIN. _ 1-Each Patient is seen by the Doctor in the order of arrival, except in the cue of appointments previously made. 2-Thote are separate Waiting Rooms for Ladies and Gentlemen. 8-After Consultation, medicaloraurgical, the prescription for ...

... 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 : ...

... OiSIANIC SOCIETY. Thf, necand arni 'e n'.actog of the ocdiety WUe held on81 !CIto .- AIarEsq.,in the cbalr.- Tn,. f, 1, n;'.rs4 '~v.ra elected by. the aecirly for the nsensuing ~tavar - j ;Presdillt-i4t adiuih Hayes O'Ot~dy, Eoq., Brlnagb, Cal- ilk' t8orlidell ViCe.Ptesldentase v Easeby D. Cleaver, . AD, 4 1WA~y, OXOn; Professor O'Haboity, St. Coinanhg' College, Bitthiarheam. Treashrer ...

... LORD CLAWRIOARDET ANCOCK MD 1 - ?? ?? ?? We mentioned yostefdaythe-mba~ of~&,correspondence 1381 which had passed b~twf, ~it'fqi ?? the ?? Lord Chancellor, UA ~64L ~ risiet1b the charges made sg~lktA~ P ~S9~ drsgtehearing ofV coni the above-namatiedrem&kabl S5' enwsboin a copy. kmi of the affidavit filed in tha or ?? by Lord leg -. ?? .Clanilcarde in the present mouth, with the view of ...

... .- suSOUTH DUBLIN UNITN. - ..A Fie ' isual weekly meeting of the guardlanb 6f 6 the Soath' re Unlnj v/ae held yesterday in the boardroom-rdoiu, ;of the ni wolkhioite, Jeme3's-strcest. Sir BOESUT SaAw, Bet., in the chair. li The following guardians were in. attendenc' :-Df Le'n- w teigne, J P. V a; Edmond Lawless, F Smith, Giorge G. liI Place, Henry Price, Jobn Oasley Bonsall, Georgi 'Dea, p ...

... THE ARMY BEFUE SEBASTOPOL The committee met yesterday. General Bentiack was again called and ?? stated that his men were under canvass during the time they were at Varns and Sotutarl; some of the tenta were old ones, bat the generality were new; there was no sickness at Scutari, but there was no doubt the medical staff was very efficient; the hospital tents used by his force were thirty feet ...