... THE DUBLIN RuAGISTRATINU-COMPACT WITH I THE CONSERVA'IVES. l We subjoin a letter which we last night received h from a gentleman who was present in the House o' VI Commons, when Mr. Butt indiscreetly let out the fact, that Mr. Napier and Mr. Herbert had made n some arrangement which, of course, did not amount fi to a compact, that Mr. Napier and hi3 party would cease to oppose the bill then ...

... TUe INBURRECTION AT SARA WAL X We (lies) have been favoured with the following letter from Sir James Bmooke, addressed to a warm personal friend, and describing the events of the late insurrecton and the steps taken to suppress It:- iBALMDAH, MAnc0 1b.-I may now relate more circum- stantially the events of the last few wesks. Sarawak was as peaceful as it had ever been, and there was no oanea ...

... I I (BY .AAGNE21C TELEGRAPH.) F rom= Offl&et Thursad, Five ?? OPENJIG OF PARLIA{ENT HOUSE OF COMMONS-THIS DAY. Two o'ock to-day was the time appoibted por' tb5 0 tion of the Speaker for the now parliament, but half MsI hour fest that time a great number of the ?? had arriyed, and the contratulstlons exchanged were heard in a continual bum. The new members were natiraiy the first to make their ...

... NIiJTe ff eetga1w *olurltat DUBLIN: FRIDAY, APRIL 24. 1857. i | ~ ~THE CHIEF SECREr'ARYSHIP. Of Mr. Horsman's resignation there is now no t doubt, The office is vacant, and its duties are provisionally discharged by the Attorney-General, for on him, by ancient usage, devolves the task of I public administration next to, or in condjuction I with, the Lord Lieutenant. The wits of the Four e ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE i (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) TOR DANISH MINISEERUAL CRISIS. CoPamssIBAG, WEanaDAx-The cabinet arrangements make slow progress, owing to the difficulty of filling up the office of Minister of Foreign Affairs, lately vacant by the N*- signation of M. Scheele. The general impression is that, with the exception of M. Sodesle, the other ministers will return to their former posts. ...

... ?? i n - vUS P Ar A .. ,. . A -. ?? . I OXFORD, MOaDAY.-The nomination of candidates for the seat declared vacant by the select committee for this city took place to-day, at the Town Hall, before a very large concourse of spectators. Oxford is at this moment the quietest of cities, on account of being sadly out of sorts, or rather out of town; not a cap or gown is to be seen. 'Ibe colleges ...

... - - . - - -- - I t ?? , C, b C $re C ?Oo It rl Ili[ I THE GLASGOW POISONING CASE. This remarkable case terminated in the ac- quittal of the prisoner. For eight days the Queen's Bench of Scotland, presided over by a judge of great ability, had been trying this mysterious case, which, after a protracted investigation, is as deeply involved in darkness as ever. The case for the prosecution and ...

... RAILEWAY RETURNS. _GREAT SOUTHSERN AND ?? O tratti tur tri m week ending July1 25, 1867 - F S. dI. tI, Passengers, parcels, Go. ; amount £4731 2 10 to Merolhandizeie and cattle .. . 1542 0 2..-1576 3 0 Corresponding week int 1866 (203i nilies open) :- a Passengers, mails, &c. ; amount . 6491 2 3 AMorchandiriO and cattle . .. 1985 8 5 .-7476 10 8 IRISH SOUTH EASTERN (Carlows to Klilkenny. 264 ...

... I ?? RAILWAflli?bTdRNS. -- - -1 ?? -. ?? -1 1- .- i GIELA1a SOUTIEMN AND WEasTBN,-Returis of trfflic for the week ending August 1, 1867 .- £ . d. Passengers, parcels, &c.; amount £V1,9 S 2 Mlerclsandiree andeattle ?? ^ 12o n . ?? 5 Carrespondinc wens no 18556 (203i MSiles ol ?? P -o~ens,; rns s, &c.; amount .. 5.577 J' 1 ' Merchandize and cattle .. .. 1744 a 2 - 7321 12 3 IRSH SoUTH EASrEaN ...

... THE IRISHELECTIONS. a - DOWN. GROSS POLL FOR THE TWO DAYS. Hill% ?? ?? ?? 6S1S Forde ?? ?? 6816 Ker .. ?? ?? 8646 t . KILKENNY. 3 GROS POLL FOB THE Owo DAYS. f Ellis ?? ?? 2687. Green ?? .. 1620 a M~ostyn ?? . .. y. 1814 Shee .. ,. 1084 a ?? GROSS POLL FOR THE TWO DAYS. Deasy ?? ?? ?? 6788 M'Carthy. . ,. ?? 6265 Scully , ?? ?? 2862 KI.G'S COUNTY. TuLLAmORi, SATOrDAy.-messre. O'Bren and Bland . ...

... I . - PARK OPERATIONS FOR JUNE The late eeasonable and genial rains have'considerably feol- U1tated reduclng the land to aproper tilth for getting in mangele and Awedes, the sowing of which has progressed rapidly, but the late period to which sowing the cereal crops had been protracted has, in many instances, retarded green crop sowing, whioh Is and should at this period be the chief ob- ject ...

... I We again remind our readers that a charity serman will he preached on to-norrow. iammediately after last miAS, in the Church of St. Iary, Haddington.road, and in the even- ing, at balf-past seven o&clock, in the Church of St. Mary, Stqr of the Sea, Iri3htown, in bhaalf of the sick poor visited nod relieved by the Sisters of Charity and the schoo a under their immediate care. We sincerely ...