... PIER READ, DUBLIN. AStAlVAiLE Up to 9, am., Mlarch 21 -Wind-N E. March 20-Cambrla, steamer, oyheasd; Duke of Ca-m- bridge, steamer, Btelfat; Haevoeck, ateamer,Glugor. Bae. . ainarron, slates; Sam and Ellen, Loneon. general cargo; Rloyal WnIlim, Llveqr ocl tar; 114ry Jane, Betdgwater, bri5ks; Mary. Livelprol. sair; Jacobus, Rotterdam. general ca ro; Hlodia,Llverioul,luit.ii corn; Umintain Mlaid ...

... SHILLING ART UNION OF DUBI.N. A meeting of the committee was held in the board- room of the Royal Dublin Society, on FIrlday, the 28th instant; CHIARLrS BiANCOm1, Esq,, in the chair- Minutes of last meeting having been read and can- fhrmed, A letter was read, from the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, stating his lordship's willinguess to aid in the advancement of Irish art, and consent to act on tho ...

... I ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF. WAS 1INaGTON. (err AlAGVNrIC TUIXlR UAlIII.) Queenstown, Wednesday. The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia steam- ship, City of Washington, from NEw York on the 22d ult., arrived off barbour to-day. She brings the United States mails, 41 cabin and 70 steerage passengers, Having landed the mails, six cabin and 20 steerage pas- 8ergers, she proceeded immediately for ...

... I U- OSOF A SIHIPS CHEIV.-HORRIBLE A3JFF~l . NARIBATLVE.. The St. Join Daily Newo has the following accountt '1f the asulerings ef JobaF. Sullivan, of: Hadley Falls, 'Vassachusetts, and his companion deserters from the ..bhaleshipg, Daniel Webster and Ansel Gibbs, of New' dBedford, in Cumbsrland Straits, on the 4th of Angust dast. The narrative was written by G. Sullivan.:,,The writer says ...

... LTHE WATER WORKS :ACT. Mr. Josoph Fishbourne, the arbitrator 'appointed under tbe act, reouned his sitting yesterday at the City llal, for the purpose of' inquiring into and adjudicating upon the claims of persona interested in the lands to be taken or appropriated for the use of the Corporation Wa'er Works. Amongst the members of the Corporation who were present, wcre '-Aldewman Roo, ...

... SOUTH UNION.-YnsrERDAY. Mr. J. 0. BONSALL in the chair. Ile other guardians present ?? Shannon, Andrew RIogers, Thomas Franklin, Edmond Lawless, George Austin, Thomas J Celbeck, J.P; John Byrne, George God frey P'inee, J P.; Henry lingeenill, James Plunkett, John U1. Aakins, Sarnuel Smothe JI.P.; Maumlee Connor, George Sykes, John Draper, Samuel Warren, Patrick Whelan, STATE OcV T117S lousi ...

... HOUSE OF ?? RDS-YESrTL.LRD)Y. I (ny 3lAt;ncxtltC TELsEGRAPHlr) Lord CRANWorTlir moved tho seco5td reading of the declaration of title, bill, and briefly explained the nb- ject which he had in view itn proposing tile bill in 1841. The bill was read a second there, and ordered to be referred to a selvct committee; as were also Lord Cranwortb's security of pureclases bill, the Lord Chan- cellor's ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE I BY MAGNETIC TELEGRIAPH. (Retier'Is Telegram.) 'I'nrin, TuLesday April )to. To-dhy, in tile SclmIte, the Minister of Jlstice, in teply to a ?? fro'll SgOllor Chiesi, propomed that all tile lalideld proplietory, whici lad been confiscated bly tine late Ilnike of Miodcna for political motives, silould be restored to its former owners. This propo sitiolln s put to the vote, ...

... I HOUSE OF LOILDIYES%.yRDAY. (nr MAOsAi~tJO jTBJ,5tOAPI1.) The Lord Chancellor took4 hia seat a r d: clocL Numerous petitions ware presentd 8ga t ter'sed code by the Earl of Derby, the Maqdsri oelA641 i Yu count Dungannon, the Bi;hop of Worcester, Lot* WVilg down, the Earl ot DEvon, Lord Redegdale, MEi Other peers. Sir Jobn Soames' museum bill waa read a *Odl time. TlllE STATE O' IMOLAND. the ...

... I THFi PRaniCE ONSORT MEMORIAL. The committee met at the Hnsli0n1hsoueo on SatUr- dly, at theto o'clock. There was a latge and influen- tial meeting of members, including the Right. lon. Lord Ma) or, LoAr Chancellor, Right IonO. Atttod Vitr.- gerald, Sir J. K. James, Bart.; Judge Lynth, Wilflain IDargaa, Esuq.s George Roe, ?? Dr. Corrigan, L , E. Foote, Esq.; Tiiomas Pim, Esq; Dr. Stokes, A. E ...

... I (BY MAGNETIC TELL'GRAPL.) (Reuter's Telegram.) Paris, Sunday, April 6. The Moniteur of to day publishes a circular addressed by the Count de Persigny to the Prefeots, 'which states that 766 Conferences of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul have each declared in favor of acting independently of one another, and that 88 Conferences have accepted the general Council, under the presi- dency of ...

... | - . .. .. .. . .. .- . . . - .I. At one of the April religious meetings held in the Not undo on Saturday for the propagation of the goe- plc in foreign parts, Archbishop Whatley in the chair, the following little scene was enacted. The Arch- bishop, having to leave the meeting before the pro- ceeding8 terminated, the chair was taken by Lord Talbot le Malahide. The Rev. A. Pollock, in ...