... 1E R HlEAD. DUBLIN. ARUIVED Up TO 9 A.M. HAZCH 7.-WIND-AY-i-t. MAROUi fi-Arrlved-Vangnard, steamer, Qls9gO; Trafalgar, steamer, Liverpool; Tom Roper, NewportWOU-I Wave, and Sarah, Liverpool. Balt; Mary jaue, Inverned5, potatoes; Mary and Wave, Wexford, malt. Salled-Floyle, steamer, London; Windsor, and Timei, steamer, Liverpool; Hibernia. steamer, Holylesd. MDARCR ?? EgIliton, steamer. London; ...

... TRE MAGN-T1C ?? ?? THE MAGNETIC TFLEGRAPH, TO THE Erlt'' otr TICI rAEEtZ.SN. Dub)lo, Motob 7. Sin-The tollowiag was sent to tlhe No ifkfft WPI9 for insertiou, In reply to a letter frto r. Titoltd Gracer appeuarig in that paper oU Saturday Igst,- sad to soime adiltio.aI Cotoinentr. referrivg to i tie claglgoifcur Delf&- ofn ie at 10 pin. Tide having bo.nrt refuled publiettiO txcept as au ...

... TjE CORPORATION. b The monthlY meeting of the Town Council wse held Ye Tbe iyght Hon. the Lons MAYOR in the chair. r Preeent.Aldermen-Roe, D L. JP. Atkinson, John Bey. nolde, J P j DowIng, raetey, J P1; Royte, J P ; Wilson, e a no a J P. ?? Ccrdner, Scally, DraperM'Nevln, Martin, Trinity Ward French Plunkett, Vance, J P . Price, J P; Baker, Cedd, J P; Whelan, Sweet. msn, Gray, Taeart, Caston, ...

... ?? A j ?? ill, ,TE LUCIE NC, ' LATES'l 11 N . 1-1 . (lIy -jOi.C5tTIC TRAtOlGRAPH.J THE MONEY MARKET. rTLondm, Monday Night, The Stock Markets are still tinder the rifla- j ence of the paefic assurances volunteered in the Muniteur. Great buoyancy prevailed in every department of the Stockl Exohange. Toe Euglish Funds have advatced about i per cent. Toe principal excitement bas been shown iU L ...

... THIE ROMAN STATES. ROMwe, MARCIR 1.-Not many days haave elapsed shice I apprised yoD that his llollteas had made an effort to arrgage the disagreement oxisting between the King of Naples and the Western Powers by a direct application to the Emperor of the Frencb. I also toli you that a verbal demand had been made for the re- moval of the Austrian troops from Bologna, it was while the sabicet ...

... YESTERDAY'S DISPATCILIS. I (From the E, ven hq 1)eea ojyes9erdav.) FRANCE. There was a ramour in Paris, yesterday, which Is be- lleved by the correspondent of the 2-Pnea to be well founded, that Prince Napoleon has sent in his reeigna- tion as Minister of Algeria and the Colonies, and that it bas been accepted. The retirement of the Prince, or even his offer of retirement, it is added, will be ...

... ITHE OATHS BILL-PItOTESTANT MEETING. A meeting of Protestants was held leat evening in ths Round Poom, Rotoudo, for the purpose of adopting reao- ?? against the Oatholic oaths bill introduced by Mr. J. D. Fiz-erald. The meeting was numerously at- tended. Shortly after eight o'clock the chair was taken by COI.ONEL BoYE13. The Secretary annonoced that letters of apology had bean received from Mr ...

... H ROUSE OF LORDS-ynsTg I i (IBY MfAMMTrrr Iort I,.. ?? Y kuy MAGN1ETIC TSL3RAaPR,) No busaness of any interest wel trasn~clt, Idiscussson was raised all a question ?? b C. rre vile ?? the vaccination % t. old ffi 11 bury complained that, with all Gnr etrill Itnd lea numbers of deithe by Small po5 occurred vearly ecc esiacstiC1 CourI3 antd registry (Ireland) ll 0 through committee, Re did alan ...

... DUBLI-.s TUESDA. MARCH 8 , 18t'9A DJUBLIN: TUESDAY, BMARCR S. 1859. We know not who is responsible for the lamentable division in' the great Liberal party. Your small Conservative joker will smile at the application of the epithet to shadows not substantial things. How 0ari that be great which has no visible existence ? There may be knots and sections of Liberalism, but no party, properlY ...

... I ARRIVAL OF ITALIAN REFUGEES IN COR*. (Front Mtk Cork Examine of yesterdeu) Great sensation was crested in Qaoesntowfl yesterday morning by the arrival of the American ship David Stewart,ofBaltimore, Captain PreCisF, 674 tons le- giser hain onbordthe celebrated Poerio and big complanionis, whom, the recent act of grace of the Nea- politan governmont had set free from the dungeons Of that ...

... THE M1EETING FOR REFORU. Dublin is at length about to take its place in the Reform movement, A meeting convened by an influential requisition, embracing mea o! all sections of the Liberal party, and including dte heads of some of the first mercantile firms inourcity, will be held on theseventeenth instant, to give shape and permanence to the Dublin movement. The requisition is distinct and em ...

... CATUOLICIN beam.ENCE. PiA~iToRAL OB THfE: IffQOP OF TUA M. Tae following5 is the pastital leolkr of his Grace the IeDS1 }Bv. Dr. MacHale to iety reti and rev, thb clergy 1 and faithful of the dioaiei&f Toai, ,lhiloh wee real In all the mhuteche of the arohuitozeset treindayc- i St. JArl~b, itau blaroh 2, i86l# 'On the tj6d Ht Sandqc 'b .111 Yul have been foii biy ?? , a of the ?? seaeo@:df ...