... NORTH UNION-YESTERDAY. TV T 7 W - IJ _T I. J. M'FIALANE, Esq, J.P., presided. The guardians present were--hessrs J J Butier, J.11 Hyndman, Sir F V Bradatreet, Bart, J P; C C King, B Nor- wood, J P * J Arlhbold, Thomas Arldas, W Graham, Sir E Borough, Bart, J P; G Austin, n a Cusack, J P * Alderman Campbell, J P.; Deaker, E Higginbotham, F Byrne, Thomas Cosgrave, J Norwood, V C; J O!Brlev, J r. ...

... 94t liu, argaumalf DUBLIN: THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 18G1. = I _ _ = _ A FUER a protracted and patient investigation the Jury found substantially an open ?? the several persons in question lost their lives by simple drowning, owing to the- omnibus hbaving suddenly backed into the chamber of the Grand Canal; and, further, we don't attach any blame to any persons concerned, believing that all ...

... I WORKHlouSE MANAGEMENT.. WO NilE EDrITOR OF t55lE iFP EttAY. Celbridjxe, April 22. Sea-&A 7ierw is a comnuittee now eitting to inquire into the worliag osc the Irish poor law, perhaps you may think it worth ?? to publish the enclosed cor- respondence:- Ceibrldge, -Rarch 27, IdOl CGENLEIIr- I have fe Acknowledge the rdecipt of yoar letter of the 19th ilt., iII vybdch you state- With roferonce ...

... BIYnIOIUT, AlAnio 24.-Damascus seems to be in an unquiet state. During the last week over 1,000 personi )i have left it. The road is one continuous string of t] mules, camels, sedan-chairs, &c I even hear that M Aboel Kader's Algenian people have lately been ill- treated by the Moslems, on account of the part they n took in protecting the Christians. I also learn that in Haebeya, where the ...

... Op=rNsG PnicEs-Consols for Money, 91f I; 'Consols for Account, 92 to t New Threes, 90 to ex div. : NoON FNuOs.-Consols Money, 913 j j is; ditto, Account, 92; New Three per Cent., 90h 90; Bank Stock, 227 ex div; Eastern Counties, 49D$ Great Westerns, 71- Grand Trunks, 20; Great Western of Canada, 115 3; Lancashire and York- shire, 1lia 3; London and North Western, 96j 0; London and South ...

... DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-FURTHER PARTI- I CULARS'. Another terrible fire has to be added to the long cata- I logue of calamities with which the city has been recently I visited. Theemouldering embers at the scene of the dread- E iul tragedy in Patrick-street had scarcely been extin- a guished when another fire broke out yesterday morning in I the establishment of Mr. Purcell, grocer and spirit dealer, ...

... I . CATHOLIO- iTELLIGItNC : I De8patcbesi from itmp . - l2.in. juA _*-uis isome state that His Holiness does not isufber in anyway from the fainting fit on Holy' i Tuesday, and in fact bbishealth is excelleut. bi COrvESIT o'D Sr. 'ALftONSSus, ?? 801 8ih&th instant,, Miss OBen, eldest daughtet of the pri Hio. l Justice O'Brien, made .her ?? vows in then chapel of the Order of the Redemp1torists ...

... _ THE IN NZEAW ZEALAND. - - I -- + w f W. 7-n-An S The irtelligenee froin the sca or war In m'ew zealan Brie rflgkea to tie 1Ith of- February, four weeks later ean that eontainediin the last mail. The Melbounte jrh t oot is gratifying for us to be able to state pat enr sduce&5O have la'ely been invariable, the natives having been defeated with considerable loss on several occlsions, our own ...

... ?? lE POOP. LAW IN IfREL4AND. I . . _- - .. _ _ _ _ (VROM OUR OWN (0ORErPoNDE;NT.) LONDON, ?? select committee of the Ilouse of, Commons appointed to inquire 'into the ope- ration of, the poor taw bystem, as administered in Ire- land, metagain to-day in room, l6. The chairvwas taken by the Chief Secretary for Ire- land, and the other members of the committee pre- .sent were:-Mr. Maguire, Mr. ...

... THE DUBEW WATERWOR'L3 BtLL PROCEgDIN(*S BEFORE. THE SELQT (ricott ous Sp.'WCAFL IrVAT5t) tCONVOK, WEDNIMPIDAi.-7e commlitee sat ?? o'cock to:day. There were 'Present- E ice 'albT (chairman), Mr. John Walter ,Her William P.'Ga , Mr. NWyjIll,. alid,t,. ?? f.a htiy AN'' , 4,ouneol for t ?? ?? Uonck,QSAC., and Mr. Borry, Q.C. Solis-Me55 nsith and, Morgan. , parliamentarv Agents-M : Bryden and Co. ...

... - . PROCEEDINGS BEFORE TIHE SELECT COMMITTEE. (FROM OUR SPECIAL IMIPORTER.) . LONDON, FRUIDAY.-TJAe select committee appointed to consider the 'bill promoted by the Corporation of I Dublin for the ?? of the city with water, sat 'hi' uday at twelve o'clock in committee room No. 1I. All the members of the committee were present, viz :- I Mr. Bice Talbot, chairman; Mr. Walter, Sir IV. P. Gailiway ...

... (altOso OUR CORRESsPONDEiNT.) An inquest was only held this day (Tuesday) on the body of a respectable woman, whose death, on Sunday morning, was, on Monday, reported in the FuEEmAN'S JOURqAL. lYr. H. L. Harty, the county of Dublin coroner, opened the inquiry at i p.m., in a house in Little Bray, and examined three witnesses as to the facts of the case. It appeared that the poor woman was for ...