... DISTXBUTIO OF ?? R[IH ARMY. (Fron tho Uited, S icM aMeUo) Correctedtotbe3othfbl ch, 1855. (Wheretwo plabs are mentioned, theoset named Is thatat which , the depot of the ?? Is stitlonled.), . ,r,;CAVALRVt. ::n mtbh. ctiate pr, Ur % lot Life gadsiaentBs Park. 3hCoy~iin jbmh . ,2ndil do, Pk |th, WTur kib; ; , iloys Hi Mnruotrdl. Stidor, WLb'it oy lmri I tt Urag6tn Guards; Plerahill. 40tih, ...

... IMPERIAL`PARLIAMENT. i SO FCO3MQONS-FRIDsAY, M:z1 oa 80. GEOLUGICaL .sujYY.ii, ?? Sir D. NORlI3Yd moved for a skeletoni mao ef.Ireland, .-qruared' aitd nn'tmbred to correipond Wibh the ehets'of the .rdnance map,' colonred *ith dlstinctbve''iiMors, to strow- lst, .Tlat portinD of Irelatid whicrhae been surveyed geolo- . gwaly, 'and ol whichb tbe t ffiice pl~irh prepared and read, to~bs ...

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... I THE WARI - THE VIENNA CONFEENCE. The followlaing sthe only intelligence from vlamainto London paper of Saturday : - ?? Nesasirode will not fail to atteid. the vsm x lerenceee 'nd& thu pirtlln hiiiU~U the pol The Easlan plantroteatlalfl tefst o qmint that hiO coptirg the third point, es iptdi h f.. acDe. 18, 14bey have a~orl g40te cnae df eninution of Russian powar in the Black Uhea.l that ...

... IIBriB TAXATION-THE PENALTY OF: bISRE- '1 ?? ! PRESENTATION. :Theo ommercial .utiinng uomspany, in their .Aaa69' rpot, dimplain af the extravagant increame ;iup~qi the city property which they nuaulae, ?? ayt' wok h ' maaonsequeuaoe to m d di a hte , hiinge share or twspfyfive per Leo f. t Thew property is small, but its condition well 16jf7 the Induem is £82 fw income tas- prt of the naf ...

... I MILITARY PROMOTIONS AMD EXCHANGES. | WAR OtT1Io, zMAUCH 30. ?? Regiment Of DragoO4 Guards- B J Daveny, Gent, to be Comet, without puroiliee vice Montgomery, promoted. 6thDragoon .Gudcds-i.U'Eobilion, Gent, to be Cornet, by .purchase, vice B tt,;praqote0l -d DrAgoous-T P Parr, Gent, to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Browne, promoted. 4th Light Dragon5d A ' Weatherby, Gent, to be Cornet, without ...

... Ba4e MNaIL 2JoutISFi t)LikLIN: MOVNDAY, APHIL 2. ?? [TUE - VIE,\ NA CJNFERENCE I MANIFESTO OF THE ,RUSSUO GR:E]E SYNOD. The Plenipotentiaries are at a stand still., The Third, Point has absolved them 'from busiies'at present, for, although the fourth and last was un- der discussion, it was debated with a ltngiior amounting to indifference. When the objdcts of the Allies in reference to the ...

... I ,. , _POO RLAW ELITTIONS. I , .. .. . . ?? _ .. _ ?? . . .. . ?? The scrdtiniy intd theb' otrA tendored fov tite repective can)idatsu was tresumend on 8attrday morring. An biquiry, t eoltdtictid ?? C. S. Crawford, :Mr. O'Brierii Mr:'Luces, t and Mr. Robiasoo, poor law Istipectore, intb the yalidity of certaitt ioting pipers which had been imspugnred, Wit ?? cotmmenced. AuNM. QUAY WARD.-Mr. ...

... CATHOLIC OPIONIOT h'u iFTHE LANE CZAR. It appears that at ltome, as elsewhere, there are some isolated individuals of the Philo-llussian party who regard the death of the late Autocrat as d toss to the causo of order and social stability in Earope. A Rwanan correspondent ot lie Gazetle de Venice makes the following observations on this subjecs :- This event (the death of the Czar) has still ...

... Q* ifvcemlaws n oustaL oUBILIN : TUESDAY, APRIL 8, WiO6. I I Sir Richard Bethell has introduced a bill to re- form the testamentary jurisdiction of England, which appears to have found general favour from its comprehensiveness and simplicity. The refor- mation of the Ecclesiastical Courts demands a series of measures of which the proposed bill is the first, and the most urgently required, ...

... ?? ?? X EO8kL ITUT K; - I Ir sI ?? aualto ?? ?? may have been to the managers of this s ciety; that they. haveo ofs attended to them as.4 .Ivthe~pusillc r. mueb better performauce on last evenihtgtij any previous one-a per. formanoe, tbough not as estisfaotory as it might have been, yet givin4 g fair idea of the works of tle differett oomposers fono whon the seltictoni *as3- made. Tl Is ...

... THE FATHERS OF THE MISSION IN NEWGATE I., 1. I .1 .. - PRISON. Last week the course of spiritual exernlses which the Redemptorist Fathers wero onab'ed to conduct for the con- vista in Newgate prison Was happily brought to a close, and resulted, as might haveh bean anticipated, in the edidceation of those for whomn it was more especially intended and the consolation of tbe good Fathers, vihose ...