... I . - . .. _ = .= [BY TZLErOILpH. The Prince of Wale8 will leavo town this week in order to be present at theOPeeuingogf the Dablin Exhibtlion. THE NEW PORTUGUSE MINISTRY. tREtU 'S T CLORAM.] Ansew ministry has been forated, composed as follow0:-President of the Council and Minister for Foreign Affairs, the Duke de Lould; Mini;te of the Interior, the Marquis of zialugosa; Miniuter of Justice, ...

... The leading lronmaklng dlstrlcta of the United King dctn presented yesterday a ▼ery gloomy appearance, and the tone ol the converatlon of inhabitants A straggle begun, the end of which la not easy to foresee If the masters and the men respectively remain In the same humour aa they were yesterday, It will a long time before the then locked against tho are again unbarred. way showing some little ...

... From Pridtiy Night's Qaiette.) BANKRUPTS. It'inr.i'.T Buookbh, King's Norton, builder, March 20, Birmingham. «J. Bin ik, Darlaston, bolt manufacturer, March 15, Bir- Walker, Ogley Ilay, baker March 17, Lichfield. hi'. Wai.kek, Lecblade March 15, at Bristol. J. Watkinm, l'revethin, Monmouth, collier, March 16, at l'outypool. J'-iaii tto'iLiiKTi*;t, Hands worth, clerk, March 20, Stafford. ...

... 1arr wzsrw RAWAY. . The dlwee rporta to be submied to the geodnelmeetg o-day, staes that she rseipts MA x- Passes on account ed*o m beu for- the hal-year sedlag tbe: Iii 31isto Jamui lsk s comperod wi tlb, ?? d peeled of th evgica yesz4AVO been as nflows: In . . R .1IUR ii UKre. 28;. T .sse. From mechandie, &c.774,om. 8SU L74 WAN t0 ..sAeSew .. £sD9 Total ?? m= £74,8e 50 m. BXPENqDnTUR a ...

... iLONDON CORIIESPONDENCE., [EFROM: OURL OWNS CORRES~SPO>:~NDENT-I - LnrcOox, Wanriarn-.NY Y1una readers will be ploased to hear that, shonld nothing untoward happen to prevent the arrange ment, his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales will visit Ireland on the occasion of the opening in Dub- lin of the forthcoming International Exhibition. This will enable the citizens of the capital to have a. ...

... -UN-ITED PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION. uflU c !E : . i. RIMY. ESQ., A.B.. T.C.D. ITAs evenin5 a lectra in connection with the United protestant AsEociation was delivered in the Vic- ! 'li Hall, by W. H. Eisbey. Esq. Sahject W;-Wiliam hea Silaent, and the Reformation in the Netherlandns- The capacious hall was croaded by a respectable audience, amongst whom was a considerable number of ladies. On the ...

... ASSOCIATION FOR TOTAL ABOLITION OF TlE ANNUITY-TAX. Last night a meeting of this Association wasa held in the upper room of Queen Street Hall, to E hear a statement respecting the present position t of the movement-ex Councill0r Burns presiding. n The CHURasAIT said that this was a Bttictly business meeting, and' he had expected that a 2 member of the committee would have beeni pro. { sent to ...

... THE CLERICO.POLICE.TAX ARREARS. At the Sheriff Small Debt Court yesterday, before Sheriff Arkley, various parties were brought up for non-payment of arrears of Clerico- Police-tax. With the exception of the case of Councillor Stott and 1Ir Richardson, none of the others were heard at any length, so that the full powers of the law were enforced against them at once. In these latter cases the ...

... William Henry Geoffrey, Martha. Geoffrey, Thomas Caseley, Ann Caseley, Thomas Brewerton, and Louisa Brewerton, were brought before the magistrate at Bow-street charged with having been concerned in the recent burglary at Mr. Abraham's, jeweller, Strand. It was stated-also that some property, the proceeds of a burglary at Mr.Walker's, jeweller, had been found in the possession of the prisoners ...

... LOKDON, MOHDAY, February 27.—These markets con- tinue to be moderately supplied with potatoes. The trade, both for English and Scotch descriptions, is steady, and prices rule firm. The fact being that there is a cultivated Art among all great nati ns, inevitably necessary to them as the fulfilment of one part of their human nature. None but savage nations are without Art, and civilised nations ...

... To the Gentlemen of Haverfordwest, Pembroke, and Pembroke Dock. IIoNotJICI D SIRS,—My fond husband, who was a sailor, in one of last November's frightful storms was pitched from the deck of the City of Paris sfamer, into an angry sea, and perished. In one moment I was left a destitute ielphss widow, with two mere infant children. Kind friends sought cssistance for me in the above towns, Yon ...

... 10TH GLAMORGAN KIFLES.—Appointments for next week. —Wednesday Company drill, and march out; at 7.30 p.m.; full uniform Band to attend. Recruit and Musketry Drill, during week, as in previous orders. Officer for week, Lieut. Stephens; Noncommissioned officers, Sergt. Leonard, and Corporal Price. D. Rees, Capt. Commander. Cardiff, 2nd March, 1865. 13TH GLAMORGAN RIFLE V OLUNTBBRS.- Parades and ...