... I NAFLE, MARCH h.-I Sent you two days since a report of the eruption of Vesuvius. At the same time the intelli- gence of it was telegraphed to Rome by our spirited and enterprising countryman, Mr.' Close. People are, therefore, crowding to Naples, and adding to the curioes and anxious multitudes who throng the streets at night, or Bpud away to the mountain. When I last wrote I had not been up. ...

... D E~.MBEROF COMMERCE. 'h a o of the members of the Chamber of S ?? ~esterday. There ,was a numerous at- ; ?? t motion of Sir John K. James, the chair wvastf Y~l TI1Oae CCROSTH WATTE, Bsq., V.P. Mr. Armstrong (one of the secretaries) read the advertise- ment convening the meeting. Mr. Codd (honorary secretary) then read the following repuort.:- R iOBT CHARlGES. The last annual report of the ...

... t51be ce matin 1tps 3.Oumat iUbLIN: WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, I16b5. I X The hopes of the Ministry are revived, and much shaking of hands occurred after the 'division on I Monday night. Indeed, from the commencement, there was little chance of the noble lord's success ; £ and though Mr. Layard's motion be shaped to catch 1: the greatest number of unattached vote-having been fined down from its ...

... THE MAY9OOTH COMMISSION. In the RoUm of Lords, on £ueeday, the Erl of Esriowby read the fedlowing communication from Dr. Twis withi f6rence to the Me;aootah Commnision:- 19, Park-lane, .May 14, iSl. -V DEAR Loar-I was absent hrom London on MrT, but I have had an interview with Mr. Henry We.t Since ny retrn. I am auxious that our secretaries should be rellerd from the imputation of haring ...

... THE QUEEN'S BIT-DAY-REVIEW IN THE The troops composing the garrison of Dablin were re- viewed ?? on the Fifteen Acres by the Lord Lieu- tenant and Lord Seaton, the Commander of the Forces, in honour of the Queen's Birth-day, The attendance of citizeos wae very thin as compared with former years. This was owing to the threatening appearanee of the morning, and to the fact that there was ...

... | I The United States mail steamer St. Louis arrived in Cowia en Friday bringing New York dates to the fith- Inst- The AtlantiO arrived oat on the 4tb. Advices from Cali- fornia are of the 9tb April. The Star of the West brought 802,000 dollars in gold dust. The mining reporta are fa- vourable. Four persons, named Renny, Cromrey, Perkins, and Schumacher, have been arrested at New York for ...

... | _ lRATHMINES F 'ORICUL'LiJRAL SOCIEIry. The following are the awards of the judges on Wednesday last:- PRIVATE GARDtUNS. Four Exotic Orchids-First prize, the flight lon Francii Blaokbarae, Rathfarnhlam Castle; gardener, Mr Berry. Six Stove Plants-First prize, Wm Dorgan, Esq, Mount Anville; gardener, Mr Byrne. Second prize, the light Hon Francis Biackburne, as before, Six Greenhouse Plants ...

... IMPERIAL: PARLMAMENT. . I_ . .. I : l;:: - :p HOUSE OF-cOMMONS-FarInAy, MY 18. a PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS IN IRELAND. P Mr. W'iMAON asked the Chief Secretary for [ialeand I whether his attention had been'called to the trial at the last fh Tyrone assizes of two, sets of defendants, belonging to op- v posing political anid religius parties, for mutual assaultb on i each other at the samnetim eand ...

... THE LAND QUESTION-THE BILL BEFORE THE I HOUSE-LETTER OF MR. DUFFY. We lose no time in calling the attention of the friends of Tenaut-right to the short but important letter from the member for New Ross, which we publish to-day. Sergeant Shee's bill is to be mutilated by the government, and amendments mnade which, if carried into operation, will leave it, in many respects, use- less to the ...

... | : Ie -1_ - -_ _ A__ _S- ?? ?? This society's concert of last evening was certainly a plea. caut. one, onutain]ng variety enough, and possessing some few featsres of muoh interest ; yet there were drawbacks in a por- tion of the seloction, and also in some of the pieces performed, whioh we hope to find remedied during the next seaion. For instance though the ?? given were *nore numerous than ...

... EXTRACT FROX A PBIVATE LETTMU. i BabonE SEBASTOPOL, MAY. 2.-We are progressing fast with our batteries on both attacl;5, and hope when we open fire next time we shall, in a few h hours, silence the Russian fire, although they have made a battery within 140 yards of the trenobse; but as we now have 8 and 10-inch mortars and 68-pounder guns, we hope to be able to do wonders. We have about 140 ...

... ?? 1: . . ii 1~A~YHMI ?? .: ?? ' , !B ?? ?? ,;.:IOUL i.: SO Y .. ZIA'THMINES- FLORICUL-TURAL SOCIE&Y. Thbe'lrst eihibition ot lbweis of tise Rtabmineeslerieul- tural Society wss held yesterday in the verybeautlful groun de of Mhonntp loasant-sqnare. I he 'ehow of 'flowers wila one of tbe larg~tst and beat that the aeciety baa yet adeceeded in producing. It lies been with much pleasure t'e ...