... YESTERDAYS DISPATCHayES. I . - - -.-,nofvesrorday.) (From the E&unisg, Freeo1r0fl OVJ Y. Y' _J FItANCE The uneasiness in commerclal circes is -Icreasing, it is fearedi tiat if before the lot of March some news favourable to peace be not announced, serious casualties in the commercial worll will take place. The Paris correspondent of the Post eays tbat Lord Cowley is expected to return to ...

... |,IDArIEs- PONSOLIIJ)4TEAI ?? fl~lurt Of E.-I . Baron F~igal sat ycstordey i; t U. t c shequer for thelw rpose of hearing 'notions for the three t 1~ 15iveoierta. r, . lsiyn v. Dillon waas Wile . Tbis Wa3 an application , OD!0lpart of tha dsfznta to iehange the venue from ?? ick to Dub , and'tbat damng6 abotslld be t asaestsed- ore the l ter of the Court., It ws an BC. tionabroiaght by ...

... TUE GALWAY STEAM-SIIIP SUBSIDY.. - - _ .1_1 -__:It¢ 1 0eA- - -nsco i {wnn ' he Atlantic Royal fslail Steam Navigation (-1o1npaoy w are now in a position fairly to comispsto with any S1eim'- at ship line, the subsidy just granted, arnounting t. 78,000D. os a year for a fortnightly service, together with the Nowfoandland subsidy of 13,0001. a year, will give ?? et 3,f001. per voyage. It should ...

... ?? have received, eke Trieste, In ?? of the pall, files of papers from Calcutta to the 23rd January, an d from Hong King to the 15th of January. The foli lowing i from the Calcutta Rr glishinan - Duaing the last fcrtnight we have had no stirting events; the game phranes and words used by Us last mall would equally 1 apply to the events: that have since occurred, it we may 3 except a aervIc6 ...

... I THlE )INISI E1{IAL REFORM BILL. l BY. a1ving in our publication iii yesterday beon unibtled, Dne by the tnagnetic telegrapit, to lay before our readets at ~vVry ample and accurate summary of the Chancellor of the ExObequar's observations in introducing the go- vernment reform blill on Monday night in the Commons) cis we now append a full report or the principal speakers ets' who took part in ...

... List night a tire broke out in the establishment of Messrs. Wilson and Armstrong, general hosiers and out- fitters, No. 12, Naesu-street, and was distovered by police-cinstabla 176 B, at about a quarter past seveu o'clock. Tho constable at once gave the alarm, and on proceeding to the burning pvemnises ascerteiued that no person resided in them, and that all the people in the employment of ...

... LyVl-E AT TIlE CASTLE V.Iof OI~nton and NWinton held lif Forellency tile alo gitnat iel 14q fo e asonuf at Dublin Castle on yegterday. Esceldlenvyee tre ?? Rooin shortly alter one ,0et ateded by the followlflg officers of the heuseltold private S ?? Francis pilunket Dunne. 1Thte te ard, Gulatavs Lambertl Esq. Thel Georgees, Bagot, Esq. 'Ek CO troer erg The Genlemen Usher, Frederick Willie, Esq ...

... I|- - . THE itEW REFo2M Bi.L. The following sa thc'i bill to aneraibe lawo relating to the representatloehict the people: in ERgland anld Wales, and to feellffitato the registra*ion and ?? of electors, introducei into the Hot*3 of Commons on Monday ig bt by the; (hanco&or of the Excheoquir: Whereas It le ?? to amend thit laws alfeoting the representatin of tb le in-l!:ard and Walee, and tO ...

... L tATEST INTELLIGENCE. I LATE.Sr ?? lN t ..rts (ax rsa?.waa't frE L GU:Af) . ; THHM Moy MA-; IT . ?? onday'M.Q04 Lon~don' ~nw~tgt After havir ig beer'qniet for the greater partof , the day at yesterday'd closingi quotatious the t Funds Suddetly becatne heavy, and a decline of M about * took place. RlilrBry Market exhibited o renewed heaviness. Lombardo Venetian Shares 0 have been again ...

... 11 19I ?? c ? I ? i -6, t It P5 C.-- A?.,I , tv ? I il t DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY. MEARCH 2A 186g. THE REFORM BILL. Well, you know all about it now. There i8 the result of six mouths' incubation, and donut you admire what the Ti7les calls its admirable sinmplicity ? For months and months Mr. Lawe ihas been banging at Mr. Bright. Sarcasm, and ielicnle, and misrepresentation, in every variety of formn ...

... I IRIS. COUNTY PRISONS. The folilowiag Is a worextonded report of the Aser. vatione ueade by the bonourable memabet for teb countly cil Kildare, lMr. Cogan, in the House of Commons, whena it asking for certain returns relative to the boards of sU- perintenden ce of county prisons in Ireland. The hon. oi gentleman said, that in moving for a i return of the I names of the members of the boards ...

... YESTERDAY'S DISPATChSS. (Frona the Eusnin9 Fesmals oyeseteday.) E FRANCE. The Peris corresponfderit of the Times, writing last b night, says the chances of peace and war are etill the same. It is certain, however, that the diesnclination for j war among the population at large surprises, irritates, and ?? the Emperor. Among the higher i offcers of the army thero is very little or no desire for ...