... ( THEE official reports of the Inspector-General of Musketry which have been furnished to the House contain little or no information on the subject of the Snider rifle which will be new to readers of the Pall Mizll Gazelle. But they afford ample justification of the opinions which we have from time to time expressed as to the value of this arm. There are five reports in all, of which only one ...

... I IMPERIA PARL NT. -- HOUSE OF LORDS. 'AY. Rftualfsfio PJeotifcao in the ?? a bill fr 9a 6t 1, dvihheepie moats In tbe offles o e r, .oeadapas as intended onlyto giv efect to a oncnt usae as opposed to modemr InnovationS tho cflavetog the canons or the ?? ArchbishOp ' Canteb re- WArring tea remark of lord S atesbury; said the [ot vestments had 'been under the conslderstlaf e bishopa, but it ...

... I CORK, Stlhlrelay A7,Ygit., WE did not leave Dundrum till nearly twelve o'clock yesterday morning, so I amused myself by walking about the village, chatting with the peasantry, who were all on the alert to catch a glimpse of the army, as they, with much courtesy, dubbed our formidable force of sixty. I found them ready enough to talk on any possible subject, from the weather to Fenianism, ...

... THRE.ATENED GREAT STRIKE, The agitation noiv going on emong the engine drivers anI firemen of the various railway companies throughout the kingdom, con erning wages and the hours of work, is assuming a serious aspect. The servants of this class of two large companies have, because their demands have not been favourably reoeved, a tend their resignation, and it is understcard that unless some ...

... BUCKINGHAX PALACE, MARCH 19. The Queen, accompanied by Princess Louise and Prince Leopold, arrived at Buckingham Palace shortly after 12 o'clock from Windsor Castle. Her Majesty travelled by special train to Paddington, and drove thence in a carriage and four, and escorted by a detachment of the 14th Hussear, to Buckingham Palace. In attendance were the Countess of Caledon, Major- General Hon. ...

... DRURY LANE. TolS EvEOUHG, FAUST. M~r. Phelps, Mfessrs. K. Phelps, F. Barsby, Fitzjames, Hnrcourt,. M'Intyre, Warner, and W. Harri- son;* M~rs. Herman Vezin, Mrs. H. VannenholI, & Isabel Adams. -And WANTED HUSBANDS FOR SIX. Miss L. Thompson. ISAYMARUIT. TelS EvEOUNo, DAVID GAPRICK. Messrs. Sothern, Buck stone, Chlippendle, goges Clrc; Meedames Moo.e,Chp pendale, &e.-TH SE S FAMILY. lessrs. ...

... IN THE TRACK OF THE FENIA NS DUNDRUM, YUrrsilay ZVI,/it. TiHE weather was so bad this morning, and a heavy fall of snow during the night had made the roads so heavy, that up to the last moment there seemed some doubt as to whether any flying column would leave Tipperary to-day. The carmen, whose cattle are not exactly the strongest in the world, had evidently come to the unanimous ...

... t E I .ELAND..__ P'ijCi.,pa .ecmspoalienit of the Dubaln FKreeanas ec'j*155g fromi Mllow, on Monday, giveeathe Xinterestig ,uaccmiut of the movement in unctioii here may, in truth, be 'a situation, anad whoever is master Of it owhas no smal arli(trin t of care and responsi- 4 geed on his shlioxers. General Horsford i9iid J6 present ?? a strange con- t, tbose vith he livid at the camp at Alder ...

... On inquiry at Marlborough-house yester aftier, noon we were informed that the Princess of Wjl passed a restless night, but in other respects was no change. Bells Life of yesterday announces another chat in the arrangements for the forthcoming figt fox the championship. Owing to Goss having MjQ himself in the recent fi ht with Allen, he b ,,U- withdrawn, and Mace has now named Worsnoa , his ...

... TELEGRAPHIC INTEILLIGENCE. 1 (REUTERS T'LEGRAMS.) I2 THE NORTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT. BERLIN. MARCH 10. In to-day's sitting of the North German Parlia ment Herr Berlowitz, a former Saxon Minister, in- troduced the following amendments to the draft of the constitution That in order to prevent foreign powers from obtaining influence in the affairs of Germany the members of the Confederation shall ...

... 11W LA f If GAZETT ?? I, I GH1 i N oft OFSOLICJITORS AN UTER PARTICULARS TOlE OBTAINED AT IRE OFFICE OF THE, CHIEF REGISTRARS, dOUBT. 01F IiAINIw CY~ ~ipa~pTALL-STAEET.) 5ELIZABETH SPRINGETT, D6661ei.Etreet, Grieat' Dovei'-street, to surrdnder 'March 27. at IL.S S1IUNEY PHILLIPS, Mile End-road, journeymancppa ae, Marcli'27, at ~ ~ acapainkr JOSHUA BROWN, Birdcage-walk, Hackney-road, ...

... PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-MAERH 19. THE OHURCHWARD CAHE. Mlotion made, and question proposed, That an humble address be presented to her Majesty, praying that she will be graciously pleased to give directions for the removal of Mr. Churchward from the com. mission of the peace for the borough of Dover: (MX, Taylor)-Amendment proposed, to leave cut ijro the words removal of ...