... LATEST I ELhL;iGENCE. (By MIAGNXFTC Tfi;LLQfatA~i.) THE MONEY MARKET. London, Friday Njiqld. Notwithbtaudiug the significant ounrounaeeent ,u the Alloitiur respecting the evatuation of the Boruan States, the Alsiket bas been steady; sptculatiota is stagnant. Very little business is going forward in any department of the Stock Eachange. Consols inactive, but firm nearly all day, and closed ...

... YESTERDAY'S DISPATC1HES.[ (Psror he Eveniny Fredinaa of yeakerday.) FRANCE. The Colonels of the French ROBgirge treo 5 net rtegl to be ready to call In the men balonging to t beis Beg!- menla who are out OD furlorigh The 271h Regiment of the line bas ~reoelved the wbhl of Its equipments, even to its field late, and is under orders to move at the sbortest notice. The Paris correspondent of the ...

... ,rHB b&AN;OR COUTRTS BILL hm ThE MA1~OU - M-A. th hill WA, I To tbe House of Commons on Thursday this Dili Was ceii ords in clis i a u reaoh ofitted peMr. CON, pbo bad given notice of in amendment uponug the first. lause , obnete t p eedi- with the bill at that late bour (a qurer psoas twelv aod moved that the abolis aeort acrogress. ?? hlltebido opposed the motion, and tae hu e dii , Wh. tbre ...

... PIRIVATE CoRI3ES1ONDENCE I -d IIu'g - ?? X raussa ,y. Another seces6ion from the ministry is anunonced to- d be, bat ia the pereon of a very small member. Lord Henry LennOx. Th. noble lord'a resignation i1 sald not to bjve been entirely voluntary. The anticipation of the reform bill. which appeared in the Tmes of Monday ;Orivg, is attributed to bio good-natured but ipmndi- Cious 016fo' e8 ...

... The meeting of the guardians of this union was beld on the 26tb February. There were ?? Robinson, F E Langan, J P; E J Bor, J P; Doctor Grattan, F B J M'Donneill, J P; Thomas R Murray, J P ; J Bussell, J Cleary, P Bermingham, J Morr~n, J Kelly, P Kelly, R Boylan, K Anderson, C Dixon, B Murray, J Bobinson, G Herbert, T Dempsey, P l)unne, J Lynan, A O'Neill, D Duggan, M Keon, and John Hume. The ...

... UARDINAL WISEMAN AND LORD PALMERSTON. 5 I!__ . - I n__ - __ _ ?? !s . . . -. Cardinal Wizoman presided on Tusiday evening at the anni1iversary dinner of the Catholic Aged Poor Soviety, the object ot wbihih IB to give permaneit relief to poor pioplo of both sexes professing the Catholic religion who, hbrongh.ageaad infirmities, are incapable of providing for tbeir own support. In propoeirg tha ...

... _'TEE ARMY. The following general order hue been Issued from tfe Horse Guards:- The recent general inspeolloa of, urme at Alderseott, Shornclilfe, Dublin, and the Curragh has ?? that the spare, or unused rifles, In posserelon of regiments are, w;th few exceptions, Ia a very unsatisinoc tory tate of preeervatlon that they are rusty, and gummed up witli clogged oil or dirt, and that they cannot ...

... I NATURAL-HSTOR ?? SA'r~ltAL HISTORY SOOITY A general meeting of the members of thl;t society WaS held lest evening, in their rooms, 212, Girot Brous- wick.strcet. Tho chair was occupied by The President, WILLIAM ANDaEWs, Esq. The minutes cf the last meeting wore read and con. firmed. The President read a paper On the habits of British species of Hymenophyllum. The Secretary real a ...

... I OUSE OF LORDS-YFSThIU3AY. ?? MAGINEIOC TEELIGLRAPIH) I The marriage law amondment bill was brought np from the Commone and read a first time. Lotd LyNDHUBsT called attention to the condition of the removal of the Royal Academy to Bnrlington House, warmly eulogisiiog the conduct and services of that body. The Earl of Deann explained the details of tbe agreament between the fcademy and the ...

... I ?? I ,W. - e L. I t p a-? , ?o -. - I -t a t ,, I t I DUBLIN: SATHUDAY. MARCH 6. 185. I _ _ _ _ . _ = . LORD COWLEY'S MISSION. Fine ?? for the speculators. A state o suspense is always most favourable to their ope. rations, and they ply the present with all kinds ofrumoure. One day, some well-informed autho- rity has the best reason to know that Count Bnol expressed himself so and so-and ...

... MILITARY PROMOTIONB AND EXCHANGES, NVAI OVp.1Ci, ,UA05H 4. 4d Regiment of Drlgoon Gtuards-.iMsjor General John Spot to Lai Colonel, yicp blogiteluant General James Claud Bour ehier, deceoaed, _ I1st 'ieginenit of Foot-b4ejor Gleneral PeterEdmoudetont; Craigie to be Colonel, vice (Gieral 'Sir Aloxatidei iBeltibde. eeagetd. 4th Dragoon Guordg-Corret John Augustus Bealucolnt has been permitted to ...

... 'i'1ORTLUNATIC ASYLUMS COMMISSION. The London correspondent of the EvENisG FsatiUMAi aBysg;-Mr. Gregory hasgiven notice that ho will, on Toes. day next, move that this House do remolve itself into a committee to consider the Irish Poor Relief Act, 1 and 2 Vic. c. 5i6, s. 49, in relation to the religion in whicb deserted children shonid be registered and educated. The letter of Dr. Cerrigan to ...