... 6--Irl4e tumalf 0 gour r 111110 ? DUBLIN, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY G. 1862. PARLIAMrENT assembles to-day, when the jioy!rl Spee]h will be delivered by Commission. What that formal document will contain, we lill not presume to conjecture. Vice thelTrentaffair, our foreign relatione, like those a Franice, may be prolibrnced to be in the, ruost satisfac- tory state. The estimates of all the ...

... PJIER LEAD, DUBLIN, AuzvAZA Up to 9, am, Feb. 6.-Wind-N. E'bruary 5-Admiral Moorsom, steamer, Holylhoa; E-E Martin, Cardiff, iron; Irishman, steamer, Glasgow; Eape.1 Wexford, malt; Iron Duke, steamer, LiverpooL February 6-Hibernia, steamer, flolyhea.d; Star, Prines, and Duchess of Kient, stcamers, Liverpool; Hlavelock, seaMer, Glasgow ; two colliers and two ore vessels. February 5-Vanguard, ...

... - THE EGLINTON TE!STDIONIAL ?? I . I .. .i. The committee met by special appoiutment on Wednesday, the 28th, at their rooms, No. It, Nassau- street. There was a large attendance, of members. The Itight lDon. the Earl of llowth in the chavr. I he noble chairman congratmlated the comilttee cn the result of their laboura hitherto. From the dret ap- pearauce of the requisition, lhe bad nerer for a ...

... KINGSTOWN COiMISSIONERS. -1. 1 C. -1 . . t - .,1 . ._1K Tho usual monthly meotungol tis .bscty was lhotl yesatiday. Mr. WoBUrSTr CHSIAMBIESm, J.P., presdald. The other riienbers piesent were-iessrs. HIlalr, Per- rin, lasterson, Nugent, Buckley, Mayne, Barrett, J.P.; Sanuenis, Kelly, Sullivan, Slater, Crosthwailte, and Heui- nessey. The committee appointed to inspect tbe posi- ?? of a pump at ...

... nER UP-WI VUBWS. ARRIVALS Up to 9, n=m., Feb. ii-Wind-W.N.W. February 4-Vanguard, steamer, Glasgow; lloyal W,2::ir, straner, Liverpool; Mary, aunworn, sall; lara, and il-ih. Liverpoil. %heat; Ware, Wex(.xrd, malt; flargret .in.e, InvernEss, barley; Sisters, Droghedi, herringi ; Ju;:er, New Yn k, vtibat. Febreary 5-Princess Allco, steamer, Whiteharc.i; ea! collier ardd ore ore vessel. February ...

... tel MEMORIAL TO CALVIN IN GENEVA. chi TO TUB EDITOR OF THE BELFAST MtEWS-LETTE3R. thr SIR-By this day's post I have received the sub- ho joined communication from Dr. Merle D'Aulbigne, Cla with a request that I should have it inserted in some cor of our local journals. The proposal to erect a suit- to able memorial to Calvin in hiis own city, which was w received with special favor at the late ...

... .I _ T . .. an rm. _ -ewl ?? INDIA-OFFICE, JAN. 30.-The following extracts from General Orders issued by the Government of India, regarding the payment of the Delhi prize. money, are published for general information:- His Excellency the Governor-General in Council is pleased to authorise the immediate issue of a first distribution of the Delhi prize-booty, at the rate of 86 (eighty-six) ...

... LATEST BITELLIG ENCE. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRIPVI. (lResuer's Telegreon) .Madridl, Wedlnesdaty, Iieb. 5. A Ministerial declaration was made to-day il the con'gress to the effect that Spainl was free from nyv enggenment, and that she would respect the frcedom tif the Mexicans to ollosQ their own grovernmeat. The Ministry fniuthir declared that Spain would enter Mexico vith the otiher allied powers. ...

... I T . *lRlih-rnt-l fth.- I SOUTHAMPTON, IVEDNE5DAY.-The liberated Con- federate Commissioners to England and France, Messrs. Mason and Slidell, accompanied by their secretaries, Messrs. M'Farland and Ewstis, arrived here this morning On board the Royal Mlail Corn- pany's steamship La Plats, Captain C. G. Weller. A more literal restoration of the status quo could scarcely have been effected, so ...

... A LONG letter from Victoria in the Moraiasg Post ni gives a wonderful account of the auriferous wealth A of British Columbia:- ti. The maps of British Columbia are all very defl- tt cient and very inaccurate, that of the blue book iti being for the present by far the best. On examina- le tion it will be seen that the River Fraser, after run- G ning some hundred miles in a North-Westerly direc ...

... I NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, Saturday Morning. YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. [BY MAGNETIO THLEGRAPH.I FRANCE AND THE FEDERAL STATES. The official documents laid before the French Chambers express the regret of the French Govern- ment at the civil war, and the friendly reeling of the Emperor towards the Republic of the United States. On December 6th the French Ambassador in London read M. Thouvenel's ...

... LJATEST _NEWS. NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, : 3fonday XmonIng. pf V [BY MAGNETIO SXELEGRApE.I LATEST FROM AMERICA. at (Per Reuter.) BE ARRIVAL OF THE AUSTRALASIAN. V( Liverpool, Saturday Morning. te An extra Cunard screw steamer Australasian, which TI ;rt Noew York on the morning of 19th January, ar-lo Ned here early this morning, bringing no specie or Pt p31s0gcr96. New York, Jan. 17, Evening. t( ...