... HOUSE Or LOUDS-YESTRRDAY. (a Y MAONAVC LX.EGRAPr5.) The taxation investmcent bill was read a second time. After some observations from ?? Chancellor, LordS Campbell and Broughara, andoether peste, the second reading of the juries in crimial casee bill Was post- poned ; and, after some discursionu the house adjourned at half-past six, p.m. HOUSE OF COMMONS-YESTzRDAY Mr. HoasVALL moved the ...

... THE MINISTRY-THE REFORM BILL. (FetObl OUR CORUeISPONDlqTe.) Londn, Tuesday Evening. The great Reform Bill of the Conservatives-sO long and so anxiously expected-was introduced last night, as was announced to you in your telegraphic despateb, amid an amount of excitement proportioned to the event, and, in a speech which, as regards ability and weight, is generally considered to have been worthy ...

... I orecutitivo ?4 oltritilt DUBLIN. TH1URSDAY, MAARCH 8. 1859. THE EDucArION QUESTION-THE MEETING AT CORK. The meeting at Cosk yesterday, a special report of which we publish to-day- is the tiidt of a series of meetings intended to ?? public expression to what we know to be a. deep rooted and wide spread feeling in this country, and one in which sensible men of ail parlies concur-the necessity ...

... LAIE~rI~ j £~1E~i1GEI-C: (BY AtAGNETIC TRLEGRAPH5). THE MTONEY MARKET. Lomlos, Wedrsedsy Niht. The Fuads have been inanimate to-day.- Prices were unsettled, but in the absence of.bu- siness there waS very little alteratioir English and Foreign Shares retain a drooping tendency. Console have been animated this afternoon, and i have improved in tone and price, closing 9b-a to l French Rentes ...

... THE EDUCAT.ION QUESTION. GPEAT CATHOLIC DEMONSTRATION IN. CORK YESTERDAY.: BY EXPRESS. (FROMI OUR SP'CCAL RBEORBTERS.) C'ork, Wednesday Nisht. To-day one of the most imposirg, influential, and im- portant Catbolic demoostratlons that has taken place io Irelanrd for oany yoars was holdi in the noble (tatol9ic Cathedral of this city.' The meetihg was held it' corn- pliance with a requisition, ...

... NORTU DUBLIN UNION-WIDNESipAY. RAlPHI S1. CttSACiE, ESq., J.P., presided. The guardians present were :-Captain Darley, 81r C (i Domvile, D L, J P; Captain Lindsay, D i, J P; J Archhsld, Thomas Arhins, J.Dodd, J J Butler, G Thorpe, W Graham, it Ingram, E itelily, J Al llyndman, P D Hardy, J French, Thomas Dixon, J P.; T Cosgrave, a Austin, J a Ratlhborno, J P; and i, Norwood, Esqrs Mir Charles ...

... YESTERDAY'S DISPATqiIS. (Frorn tlse Evenig ea6,snon of psstcrdat/.) FRANCE. The Paris correspondent of tbe i7'nes roports an aui- mated converaatlo5- which took plece between Prince Napoleon and 0o011I2 Persigny at the Tullerles on San- day, wbere they both attended the ceremony of depo^ siting the Princesesb marriage contract. The report is, that Prince Napoleon expressed his contempt of the ...

... mILITARY PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. s,. ?? ?? . .. - I .. WAR-aVlVoni , a1aCU L. ist Dragoon Guards-Captain Thomas Neebet to be Major, by purchase, vice 1aynter. who retiree; Lieutenant 'Artiur James P. Wadman to be Captain, by purchase, vice Nisbet; Cornet Guy Webster to be Lieutenant, by pucchase, vice aVndman. 2d Dragoon Cuards-Lteutenant Silvestor Calvert to be Cap. tai), without purchase, ...

... THE PROVESSOBS IPf OF MIL~fARY SURGERY IIN IRBLAND.' A deputation consis-ting of the Preasident and council g of the Boyal College of Surgeons in Ireland waited by appointment upon bis Excellency the Lord Lieutenant at the Castle, at twelve o'clock yesterday, with reference to the proposed withdrawal of the chair of military sur- sgery, for some years established In connection with the schools ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-YE9TERDAy f-Y MAnrTTr ?? ikBY MAGNETIC TBLUGHapr.) ) The second reading of the reel estate3 - y Ll was moved by Ur. Locke King. 9 ,g r J.AHso GaAUASX moved as an aulecdmaut th b bill be read a second time that day aix mons. 6Tii 'effect would be to divide and al6nate pS e viis bad been in the came ainily for elyay PGneSrtlon w:ich it was unt the habit Ofthe crto ue divfide ?? ...

... THE BARRBINGTON LEOTURES. W. H. Jemison, Eeq, LL.B. (one of the Barrington Lecturers), delivered a lecture last evening in the theatre of the Royal Dublin Society Houeo ' on the position and interests of the labonring classes. In the course of his observations he referred to tho effects produced by the Introductlon of machinery as a substi- tute for manuel labour. He proceeded to show that ...

... I LATEST LUTLELLIGENCIE. (BY ?? TELEGRAPHJ. m THE MONEY MARKET. London, Thsurada NigSht i All sorts of rurnours have been flying about with regard to Lord Cowley's mission. The Fande have been extremely sensitive. Consols opened at tn advance of k, but were eubse- Ii quently quoted4 lower. French and Lombardo- ma Venetian Shares have again given way, and to the Share Markets generally are very ...