... The arrival of the Overland Mail brings accounts of its capture of Bashire. These accounte state that on the 4th December Karrech was taken possession of ass a military depot, and occupied by two companies of the 2nd Belocheets. No opposition was offered-indeed, our people found only a handful of ill-fbd and unpaid mercenaries, to whom their advent was rather a boon than otherwise, On the ...

... foreltill Altelliqn(c. C.4PUEOF BIJSHIJE. Tillit followintg is, thoe loiter of tho Bolitay corrb- iipoul(etltt of thle T1 ?? - BioltBAY, JA,-a. 2.-'Ihe members of the Bom~ltay G overil111ent Wiill helt publ)ic, genelrally nero- hegih- ?? g- Io look NVithI sonl 11to liety for IIews of thle PCrv- si1515 CXpoditicn, whien, on. PCiristnits-ove' arrivedl thle stoelm-fi'igate seiniramiis, witit ...

... IT HE T EN ANT-LE A G.U E. THsD annual conference of the members of. the Tenant League and Tenant-right cause was held on Wednesday at the Northumberland Hotel, 'Dublin. The attendance was limited. There were only four members of Parliament present, and the rest of the assembly consisted principally of Roman Catholic clergymen from the provinces. The chair was 0o0 cupied by TicisTRAs} ...

... BY MAG NET 10 TELE URA rl.] NEWS-LJETTER OFFICE, I o'clock, r 3r EINGLAND AND PERSIA. Berlin, January 31. Thle assertions of English papers relative to the pretennded acceptance of tbe Britishl ultimatum by Persia are incorrect. A Rusian notc protests against the pretensions of ]England, admitting, at thie same time, theoevacuatioL of ?? by Persia. THlE PENINSULAR MAIL. Southampton, Monda(lay. ...

... #Cle $rcemaits ein -tat I DUBLIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 80, 1857. FACTS ABOUT 8AVINGS BANKS. *The public will exclaim- Have we not bad enough of Savings Banks ?? Abundance of discus. sion and very little fruit. The subject has been mystified in parliamentary jargon, and a so called remedial act was passed, which afforded no remedy at all, the result of which has been a distrust in such institutions ...

... THE LEVE ., gis Excellasey the Lord Lieutenant held hl9 firat levee for the ?? at Dublin Castle, on yeterday. Bin Excellency ,tired the Tbrone-room shortly after one O'clock, attended by the following officers of the household _ Tw Privose secretary, Frederick Howard, Esq. T State Steward, Viscount St Lawrence. Til eompter. Bobert Willia-n, Esq. T hs GelitleinB Usher, Fredterlok Willis, REq. ...

... TO ll? ?-Pvm. TIHE LOMNIBA RDO-VENETIAN AMNESTY. [rirO)1 THEu TIMES3 AN amnestV in the Loinbardo-Venetian territory, a fit]l 1`airlon lo all political prisonets, anid a raising of tile sequ1estration on the estates of ftigitives, are events which will be variously estimated in this countrv. The con.mnon opinion no doubt is that, d0o what he inav, tila Emperor of Austria can nevor concil late ...

... oc4hui 3retawsu 3 at I DUBLIN: THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 18b7. gi' THE TENANT CONFERENCL The Tenant Conference held yesterday has been tb satisfactory, even beyond the anticipations we ex- pressed when alluding some days since to the WI business it would have to transect. Those only who have carefully watched the varying phases of of the tenant agitation are capable of duly estimating th the ...

... ,~ ~ ~ ~ I (I.STAl3[LSiIEl) A>IN() ?? BL PT A S ?? TIIURSDAY. JAN. 29, 1S57. THE news of the Shah's acceptance of the terms of peace offered by England has received an official onfirmattion, by a despatch to that effect which is said to ?? been received by the Board of Control, from the British Ambassador at Constantinople. Tbo ?? organ at Brussels, Le Nord, declares that, since the ...

... ALL the accounts published of late in reference to the state of the Persian difficulty lead us to hope it may shortly be settled. The Shah has, in all pro- bability, already succumbed; or he will soon do so. Russia evidently has deserted the weak ruler of Persia, and left him single-handed to cope with England. As we have already shown, he has no regularly organised army; his troops are ...

... A AitmETING of ticlet-of-leave men, very similar in its character to the one held early last year at the National Hall, Holborn, took place on Tuesday evening at Farringdon I-Tall, Snow Hill, London. The proceedings derived peculiar interest from their bearing on the recent discussions relative to our whole system of secondary punishmeists, which have been provoked by the alarming increase of ...

... PRESENTATION TO JAMES DIC SON, ESQ., 2M.D., BALLYNAHINC I. A NUMBER of the most respectable people in the town and neighbourhood of Ballynahinch having wit- nessed, for nearly three years, the assiduous and un- tiring exertions of their dispensary ollicer, Dr. Dick- son, resolved on some public demonstration whereby they might evince their high appreciation of his offi- cial services in a ...