... TnP. O1sEc SEC Rysuir.-Tho ' Dublin Freeman' has tlie following respecting the resignation of the Chief Seeretaryship, which it -as stated had been made by Mr Norsman:- We believe the difference between Lord Palmerston and the member for Stroud has, for the present, been asranged, and that the public will have the benefit of Mr Xorsman's continuance in office. The cause of the discontent, we ...

... ENGLAND AND WALES. SATURDAY (TI-lS DAY), Aruis 4. Cheshirc (North), Hampshire (South). Cornwall (East). Wilts (South). Flintshire. MONDAY, APRI1 6. Derbyshire (North). I Norfolk (East). I SCOTLAND. SATURDAY (THIS DAY), APRIL 4. Caithness. WVigtonshlre. MONDAY, APnRl 6. Wick:. IRELAND, SATURDAY (THIS DAY), APRIL 4. Carlow (County). Loindonderry (County). Cork (County). Loiuth. Derry (Counity). ...

... ort hint to an impartialwriter it would be totellhim hisfat( If mihe resolVedtO ?? the dangerolslprecipice oftellting unbiassed trutf lethimprolai wr wth ank~dflelhe togie nor to take quarter. I be bb te cime ofgret me thy fll yonhimwith the iron hands of thi law ifhe oil thm o vitue, wtn heyhae any, then the mob attacks hin with ?? if he reards tenth, let imexpect martyrdom on botl side and ...

... DEFEAT OF THE PERSIAN CAVALRY. Intelligence has been received of a most brilliant victory gained by General Outram near Busbire. We take the account of it from the I Bombay Telegraph' of March 5:- The Victoria, which arrived from the Gulf on Monday after- noon, brought intelligence of a smart engagement having been fought between the British and Persiast troops at a place called I(oosbab on ...

... COLONEL SHIRlLEv AND GENERAL BEATSONN.-The Court of Inquiry assembled for the purpose of investigating the charges preferred ag aiinst Colonel Shirley by General Beatson has closed its proceedings, and made its report to the General Commanding-in-Chief This report is couched in the form of question and answer, with the fol lowing ?? Colonel Shirley did make private inquiries at Shumla and at ...

... DUBLIN NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY.-THE LATE ROBERT BALL, LL.D. The following tribute was paid to the late lamented Dr Ball by Professor IV. I. larvey, M.D., AMR.I.A., from the presidential chair at the last meeting of the society. He said Instead of proceeding with the essays of the evening it becomjes my unexpected and pain- ful duty- in compliance with the unaninbouts wish of your council- to ...

... FaIGHTeUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.-On Tuesday a fearful accident occurred to a train upon the Cockermouth and Workington Railway, about two miles from Workington. The train was a special one of ten carriages, returning from Cockermouth after the nomination for West Cumberland, and conveying Captain Lowther, one of the candidates for West Cumberland, Mr Hildyard, M.P. and about 250 supporters of ...

... NFAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. THE ENGLISIH ARMY AX') TIIE FPENCH1 -IULITAIT MEDAL. A seppoeisclitallist htt lx cibeen publisiied of 17 3 noll-coallissionmed offieors endl noe scle(4ed for reconicnmdation to the Emperor of' the French to receive thc dcoration of thc Fren-h Military War Medal.- O1u1r spoce will not pe-nit luei to enucerate all the gallant recipients of this hiiglih-pri-ed ...

... The following is a List of Members returned to the new Parliament who had no seats in the old; together with the names of those who have either voluntarily resigned their seats, or who have been defeated in their attempts at re-election. THE NEW PARLIAMENT. Lib. Con. Mr W. H. Adams (Boston) O - 1 MrAdeane (Cambridgeshire) I. - o Mr Akroyd (Huddersfield) I. - o Lord Althorp (S. Northamptonshire ...

... We understand that the Earl of Elgin is to be accompanied in his diplomatic mission to China by his brother, the Hon. F. Bruce, by Mir Oliphant, as his private secretary, by Mr Fitzroy, and by a gentleman from the Foreign-office The sum of 7,000?. is required to be voted by Parliament for the current year to meet the expense of the police at Aldershott canp. The expense of the Board of Health ...

... Ratrot Intelligence, SATURDAY, APrnrM 11. A telegraphic despatch from Trieste of yesterday's date an- nounces the arrival of the Bombay steamer, from Alexan. dria, with the Bombay mail of the 20th ult., with dates tron Bushire to the 25th February. Another and more serious mutiny had broken out arng, the men of the 19th Native Infantry at Murshedabad. It Was repressed by the presence of a ...

... Fridaoy, -April 1 7. Waer Offece,'Pallmalld, April 17th, 1b57.-lrd Regiment of Light Draoenon Guards: Veterinary Surgeon R.. J. G. Hurford, from the 9th Light ?? to be Veterinary Surgeon, v~ice Shaw, who enohangoa-7th Dragoon Guards: Cornlet R. C. Eehalaz, from ltsa 4th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Chilton, appoinkes to thle 4th. Dragoon Guards-9tb Light Dragoons : Veterinary.Sncgeonl A ...