... 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, ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENC I BY MAGNIY10 TELEGRAPH. ._7I (Rutder's Telegs-qn) Turin, Satuday Feb. 8. The official Gazette, replying to the rumours that tho government encouraged manifestations against the temporal power at Rome, that it had decreed the reoall of Dlanzinni, and by means of secret encou- ragement was preparing a clandestine expedition, declares that the government will not depart from ...

... IAORE CASUALTIES AND LOSS OF LIFE AT SEA. Ive are Borry to have to record more fead ul disasters at sea. The brig Angelo, which arrived at Kingstown on Saturday night from Marianeple, last from Falmouti, was 19 days coming from the latter port. She left Falmouth in company with two vessels, a ship and a barque, and in the English channel fell ia with two others, a brig and a brigantine The ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. I (BY MAGNETIO TELkGRIAr1l) at The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock' cm Lord TorURO asked if any application bad been made in relation to the command on the proposed field day dii of volunteers at Brighton on Easter Monday ? tb Earl DE GuEY and Rli ?? expressed his regret at the to personal element introduced into his observations by the noble lord. At ...

... 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 ...

... ADVENTURIES OF A YOUNG MAN WANXrlNG IA WVIFE. I About six weeks ago the following advertisement appeared in the Manchester papers:- A young gentleman of good position in society is anxious to meet ivith a young lady of prepossessing appearance, liberal cducatien, sod a snall private income, as partner for life, Addrens, post paid, IExcelsior, Post oice, Southport. How many letteis the ...

... I -TkiE MARKETS AND FAIRS BILL. I In the House of Commons, on Friday, Sir RoRsnT pr.,n. rnag to move for ICave to introduce a bill for the better regulation of fairs and marketsin Ireland. lie ?? subject is one of considerable importance to the domestic industry of the Irish people. It will be recollected that the bills of 1858 and 1859 proposed the appointment of a commissioner and assistant ...

... YESTERDAY, the election of gentlemen to fill vacancies the in the Town Council took place in Dock Ward, St. atr4 Anne's, Ward, and Cromac Ward. In the first- I mentioned ward a vacancy was caused by the resig- fel nation of Mr. Alexander M'Laine, Corporation Street vir in the second by iMr. Richard Bell having declined q h to act; and in the last-named there were two of vacancies caused by Mr. ...

... BANBRIDGE EXTENSTON RAILWAY COMPANY. - , . ,. . , - . . . .. - . - TnE following is the report of the directors to be presented to the meeting of shareholders on Friday next :_ GENTLEmRw-During the interval which has elapsed since the last general meeting of shareholders, your directors have not thought it prudent to do more than make the necessary preparations previoun to commencing the ...

... | IMPERIAL PARLIAMENTS [BY MAGNE-TIC TELEGRAPH.]- HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTrEsRDAY. TEE LORD CHANCELLOR took bis seat at five o'clock.- STARTLINGe PROCLAMATION IN NAPLES. The Earl of DERBY give niotice that, in the ab- sence of tbe Marquis of Normanby. be should, on -YE Thursday, put a question to the noble lord the Se- cretary for Foreign Affiairs, with regard to a procla- mation, of a most ...

... - 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 ...

... I ?? MILETING. A mineeig was held last night at the Paintcrs! Hall. South King-street, In reference to the subject of sani- taty improvement. At eigh t o'clock the chair 'gas takeai by Jaumes Haughton, Esq., who said he ?? that Ireland vsas the only civilized country in Fi'urope that haa not a proper aystem of registration of births, deaths, and marriages. Hle then remarked that as, Mr. M'Evoy ...