... #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 ...

... MEETING OF TICKET.OF-LEAVE MEN. A meeting or ticketuot.leaveamen, very similar in its character to tile one held early last year at the Nationall lHall, Holborn, tookc place or. Tuesday eveaing at Far. ringdon hall, Snow-hill. The proceedings derived peculiar interest from their bearing on the recent dis- cussions relative to our swhole system of secondary puni shmentss, which have beena ...

... RADCLIFFE INIRYIARY. The Quarterly General Court of the Governors was held in the Board Room on Wednesday last, when the Rev. the Vice-Chancellor was voted to the chair. Among the Governors present ?? late Vice-Chan- cellor (the Provost of Worcester), the Rector of Lincoln, the President of Trinity, the Principal of Brasenose, the Principal of Magdalen tall, the President of St. John's, the ...

... OXFORD WORRHOUSE. IT - I I - 1 1 . .. . -. A Special Board was held at the Workhouse on Thursday last, to take into consideration the making of another six- penny rate, the continuance of the Superintendent of the Industrial School, and the abandonment of that School. There was a large attendance both of the University and Parochial Guardians, and some hours were spent in dis- cussion, but as ...

... aANNUAL MEETING, LAST NIGHT. d Last evening, the annual mneetingo of this institu- ti tion, for the reception of tics commilittee's report, thle election Y'of officers for thle ensuing year, anld the trsansaction of other business, was held inl the hail of the institute, South-, parade. Thle chair was occupied by the President of the 0institution, the Rev. G. W. Condor. APPOINTAMENT OF ...

... At the half-yearly meeting of tbe Union Bank of Aus- tralia, held in London on Monday, ■ dividend at the rate of 20 per ceut. per annum, free of income-tax was de- ctarer). SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO THB. EARL OF HARBWOOD.— Ou Saturday morning an accident occurred to the Earl of Harewood, while hunting, which, it is feared, may terminate fatally. His Lordship went out with the Bra- ham-moor houn is, ...

... laid that she was sent by her mother to Mrs. Davies's shop for 141ba of flour, and as she was carrying it home on her head, Mrs. O'Mara, who was standing at her door, called her accros the road, and when she went up to her she took the llourfrom her head, emptied the flour out of it, returned her the empty bag. Her mother sent her to Mrs. O'Mara's for the flour, but she re- fused to give it up ...

... 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. ...

... TIHE OVERLAND MAIL. lee [A ItortiolI 'f thle 1`1iug e patlh-hd in our Second tinl VWe have received our advices in anticipation of tnio the Overland 'Mill The dates are Blombay, Jan. 2 ;ah Calcutta, lDee. 22 ;Madlras, DeIe. 27i; and Hong ho' IKong, D)ec. 10. hl (oar China iintelli~eiicc' will be found in the hat s0cond page.) emj tilt na' fin THE PERISIAN EXPEDITION. --l CAP'TURE OF B3USHIRE. ...

... 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 ...

... LATEST FORE[GN NEWS. (By Submalrine and Sri/isle Telcgrayhe.) I MuwzcI, JANUARY 27'.-The King of Bavaria leaves to-morrow for Italy. NAPs~ss, JANUARY 28TH. -Armed bands are going about Calalbrie, without meeting with any resistance, and the provincial police, even more an than the Neapolitan police, nleglect all for in polities. A priest attempted to assassinate the as Archbishop of Matera, ...

... I?COME.T?.X AGiTATION, the- MaYrnssooxs.-On Wednesday evening the inhabitantsl of L- t'ad sideiring the propriety of pettitioning parliament, and adopting ha uch otherf teans: as -may be 'considered necessary, fpr the 'und repeal of the acts of parliament whieh increased the prptvs unt end ineome-t~tx Ircrm 7d. to'1s. 4d. in the pound, and fr ob tb ijes. taining a moret equitable. adjustmoent, ...