... f [BY ITLANTO TIELEGRAPHL] [IUIiS TELEGRAM.] - 'wEW Ydiur, J3RIDAY, 5 30 Pu. 3 Congress nilows the Awericau oable rdt the B Bermudas to laid at any part of the uuabt of the United States excuetin .g Flurida. Gold, 134J. Exchbzige, 109. United States 5-20 3 bonds, l09g; hro, 58; Illinois Central, 115g. f Petroleum, 16au. 'Cotton: M iddling uplaud, 30ju,. Nsw YOaK, MAucii 29, Six P.as. 9 At New ...

... | THJE MERSEYTDOCKS BILL. A.I A-- ?? a, _ I - I ?? our cisis Repwr.) Preto ow Cozm Os, TUSDAY, Theo e msitteoanpointed upon the Mersey Deoke and Harbout Board Bill; consisting Uf r' Goschen, Admial Erokizie' Mr. Greehie, and Mr. H. Cowper, re.assembledtils ong, wlen the examination of Mr. Lyster waairesumed. At considerable length he explained the nature of' the'works which ?? been inprogrqss ...

... |LATEST WELjIGENOR4 I , (~{rV IFF.T.V~isl-A 'Prr Florence, Friday, March 29 In to-day'o sitting of the Chamber of Depute*h5 bureau of tie presidency was definitively0c .u d Signor Mario, the President of the Chuobea, u a speech, ini which he said dangers for Italy do Mt exist in party rivalries, but in te finacial conditio of e cQoTy, which must be remedied at aU cost Other nations, redaced ...

... PIER BAD, DUBLIN. AR.UVALS Up to Dam., April 1, 1867.-Wind W. March 29-Lord Mostys, Belfast, Indian corn. March BO-Juvera, steamer, Bristol; Lord Clyde, steamer, Glasgow; Alexandra, steamer! Holyhead. March 81-Leds, steamer, London; Admairal Moonow, steamers, Holyhead; Kittwako; steamier, Silloth; Eblans and Iron Duke, steamers,' LiverpooL,' April 1-Ann, Belfast, sand; fat. Johns, Ardglass, ...

... 11F | It i announced that In t I named Adam n - -iusn ragee, aied in KR irg of who was 122 years of age ?? Gorge, h The Paris tailors have Struck for a, , varying from 15 to 20 ?? A Ut don tailors is also dailp erpcted A r'e In an ordinary boardinghouse once famous Madame Patt rs laj t years old, but retrins som rae 0~nBn She is fond of whist and her grand5 r avaricious.an Great floods and ...

... A ID E N N -0 E RATIO'' S D, ?? ?? Ga;d4'2 ?? A I . HA5zy YLOr O(19( Chronicle.) I Nla5ted OeR GdARDENCeastitENn suh-ldd tC Jnt the positiof a 7c it Shn should now be I t'° e Y in 'the intended they eav gtO lenea1 use of whlch r atnl There are two Perhap, thv workand neat C. soroentosum is the beit distnct~. arrw egings ; and it is nho n most ed~t~i~ Rsthe leoves, ben aer tan 0d4 e O, ...

... An appeal for aid towards the endowment of free schools in the districts of Brynford and Gorsedd, in the county of Flint, has just been issued by the Rev. Ed- ward Evans .Jones, of Gorsedd, and the Rev. DavidJones, of Brynford. The districts are poor and little known, being out of the general tract of tourists. The above clergymen point out that, midway between the two churches of Brynford and ...

... POIJTICAL PROSPECTS. It seems to be generally admitted on all hands, that Lord DERBY and his colleagues could not have shrunk with honour and propriety from the responsi- bilities of their position by refusing to introduce a Reform Bill. The policy of their measure may be questionable; but their object in struggling to pass a Bill, which shall receive the approval of reasonable and moderate ...

... MR. JUSTICE KEOGH ND THE TYRONE MAGISTRACY, HOUSE OF COMAINONq-FRIDAY. (Su'sspenmn enlary to Telegruphic Szontary.) Sir J. GRAY, in rising to call attention to cir- cumstancus connected with the administration of justice in the County of Tyrone, saidthe llousehad always been anxious that the administration of justice in ireland should not only be impartial, but that it should be above ...

... FROM OTUR LONDOy COIZEO NDEH | LooDoy, Thur;Iy, At the risk of beinlg utterly rnditedl b~y it event, I write these few lines about tile political iu 1l. . as the meeting. at Mir. Gladstone's to-moroass iwer l bably leave it. So far as I can gather, thoa, tre., hava another instance of a council of war tint ?? l more manweurring and not promlpt aud d~icsivelI, 1Whbether Mr. Gladstone or any one ...

... STF PATrICK'S DAY IN AMErMCA. I COtEAT crOT IN NESW YORKi. The ?? beldin ?? was celebrated in the different cities of the United States on Monday the ?? with ore than the usual enthusiasm whicg is mnifes ed~y Irishmen on the great occasion. 1heiProcessionrOf the various civic and militalrY ?? ?? imposing Similar processions on somswhiat smnaller scales also paraded the streets of. Brookiyn and ...

... FLETCHER OF SALTOUN'S ACCOUNT OF THE STATE OF SOCIETY IN SCOTLAND IN 1098. There are at this day in Scotland two hundred thousand people begging from door to door. These are not only no way advantageous, but a very griev- Ous burden to so poor a country. And though the number of' them be perhap3 double to what it was formerly, by reason of this present great distress, yet in all times there ...