... SiX PJIRSOAS POISONED. On Friday last a dreadful circumstance took place at Car- digau, by which six grown up persons were poisoned, one of whom died the same day, and four are still in a very preca- rious state. Oneeorson sustained but little injury. It appears that Mrs. Evans, of Heubant, near Noyadd, had taken adwelling-house in Cardigan, for the purpose of re- siding there ; and on Friday ...

... . DUBLIN, ArRIL 2. The resigeation of Mr. E. B. Roche took his consti- tuents completely. by surprise, and so little was the I cause of it understood in Cork on Saturday that it was supposed to be connected with the circumstance of his father's death, which took place last week. It is stated that the title by which Mr. Roche will be raised to the peerage-that, it appears, being the real a ...

... (raous OUR OWN CORStMPONDENT.) e PARIS, MONDAY EvENING. y M. Drouyn de Lhuys left for Vienna this morning, d having previously sent a circular to the Corps Diplo- w matique in Paris, informing them that by order of 2 the Emperor he was going to assist at the Con- ferences, and that the business of the Foreign-office would be conducted during his absence by M. Thou- venel (the Director-General) ...

... The conviction of John Orr, the street preacher Capt (knownin Scotland and America, as TheAngel Gabriel), Mr. i of a breach of the peace, and the infiction of a sentence of Mr. sixty days' imprisenmet, at the Police Court in Greenock Bet on Monday, caused a great excitement in the town, kindling Won afresh the old spirit which led to some serious riots upwards Brool of three years ago. The ...

... DUBLIN, APRIL 7. The Lord Mayor has received a letter from the private secretary of his Excellency the Earl of Car- lisle, inrimating that his Excellency will arrive in Dublin on Wednesday next, at half-past two, and will proceed in state from Westland-row terminus to the Castle. His Excellency will receive the address of the Corporation on the following day. The following additional ...

... BERLIN, Arztm. In addition to the petition lately presented to the First Chamber by Burgermeister Hering, praying for the intervention of the government for the speedy abolition of the Sound dues, and which was so nfume- roasly supported by persons of weight and influence in the state, a similar one was presented about the same time to the Second Chamber by the representa- tive Hfer von Sangor ...

... I L ON!DON!, TYBDNBSDA Y,APR. I 1 THE internal administration of Turkey may be as E corrupt and feeble as people say; but the Divan canx draw up and interpret diplomatic papers with skill at PE least equal to that of any Christian Cabinet. The ki ambiguous language in which the terms propounded st by the Government of St. Petersburg, at the first P Vienna Congress, for the settlement of the ...

... I METROPOLITAN LOCAL SELF-GOVERN- MENT.-WdEETING IN BLOOMSBURY. A public meeting of the inhabitants of the parishes ! of St. Gilee and Se. George, Bloomsbury, was held yesterday evening, at the Music Hall, Store-street, to consider the bill ~ introduaed by Sr B. Hall, M.P., for rhe election of vestries, B management of the sewers, paving, &c., of the metropolis, I the second reading of which ...

... DUBLIN, APRiL 21. The result of the Cork county election presents a gratifying triumph of enlightened liberal feeling among the people of the Yorkshire of Ireland. There wea no tumultuous excitement, no mob violence; the l liberal flag was hoisted by all three of the candidates between whom the contest-lay, pretty nearly the same political creed being at least professed by all, end the Roman ...

... PREPARATIONS AT THe GUILDHALL,i CITY, &c. During the whole of yesterday, the sound of *be bummer could be heard reverberating through every part |n of this immense hall-carpenters, builders, upholsterers, and a' arquse builders, being engaged An finishing the prepara. eons ordered to be carried ou: by the corporation, in order B to render the place fit to receive their Imperial Majesties is ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC. tu an A telegraphic summary of the following appeared qu in our second edition yesterday. LIVERPOOL, W5DWESDAY. The United States mail steam ship Atlantic, Cap- or tain James West, arrived in the Mersey this fore- Mi noon, with dates from New York to the 4th inst. Mi inclusive. She sailed from New York at noon a on the 4th inst., and was delayed off Sandy ri, Hook four ...

... FO, ~. r ,kz SA . - y .. Great Xiee g pqfl:ejpgqteS.. Alaste, quarterly meetig. of, delegates, recreslentin lltwseun Vxoo,00 and 11,000 mfeniberA ?? A-#~ed ?? place, n ?? Club-room of% ?? anidPoftei, Taver New.. stohtreFetter-lane, Br.XKblalsck, D.C.- in t I ce r; T!.here,-,wxe. sixty-lve delegates piesent; n Bre. Swa ttn and-Fieb., were- appoited t lere., The inues f ~e prvios ie~tn~Yavng, ...