... I-HOUSE OF COMMONS-YESTERDA-Y. The house net at twelve o'clock. On the motion of Mr. G. C. Glyn a new writ was ordered for North Notta in the room of the Right Hon E. Denison, created Viscount Ossington. .TE f-US1 RAMLWAYS. Mr. Iagaire gave notice that on Mounay next he should ask whether there was any truth in the report that Government bad entered into any ne- gociations with the directors ...

... THE Al-RAY 1N THE PH(1NIX PARK. Patrick JAstin O'Bynrse v. the arquis of Hartingt ton and Othe-a-The hearing of this Case Was re sumed yesterday, in the Court of Exchequer, be- fore the Lord Chief Baron and a Special Jury. Mr. T. D. Sullivan's examination was resumed by Mr. Nioils-I know, as a matter of fact, the Wellington Monument is not within view of the Viceregal Lodge; you should walk ...

... I'LATEST NEWSS (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TiE-Z GRAPH.) THE ANGLO-AMERICAN DESPATCE. SPECIAL TELEGA R. (From our Correspondent.) New York, Friday. The New York Herald, Times and Tribane are silent upon the arbitration question. The World contains a long article claiming that the Geneva tribunal has a right to determine the admissibility of the claim for indirect damages as a subject for ...

... I TH CCOUNTY GAILWAY ILECTION.. I (From a Correspondent.) Longhrea, February 13. An extensive and accurate acquaintance with the state of feeling connected with the late election and its resulte' induces me to offer a few observa- tions on both. I will first refer to the latter, which are materially involved in the ideas suggested by the FitrEmr x- in a leading article some ten days since, and ...

... HOuSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. I (By Special and Press Association Telegraph). Their lordships met at five o'clock. The Bishop of Winchester obtained leave to bring in a bill for the amendment of the Church Discipline Act, and the bill was read a first time. ME ArPOINTMEST OF SIR R. COLLIER. Earl Stanhope rose to move the following resolu- tion :- That this house has seen with regret the course ...

... I A London, Saturday. The new ordeal that awaits the Government in the Rouse of Commons on Monday night is the principal subject which attracts attention at this moment. The Tories are, of course, irate at the untlooked-for result of the vote of censure in the House of Peers, and are consoling themselves by the reflection that the Government triumph was in effect a virtual defeat, as the vote ...

... I I Tw o Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth, Kansas; U.S., have arrived in Dublin. from the Far West, for tbe purpose of soliciting aid in behalf of the children and orphans of the Irish poor in the city of Leavenworth. Tbe good Sisters also ask aid for the support of, the hospital which they have es. tabliehed. This hospital, their orphanage schools, and convent must depend for support, and ...

... I ~ I SALES OF LAND TO IRISH TENANTS. SPECIAL TELEGRAIL (From our Correspondent.) London, Tuesday Night. In reply to questions put by Sir John Gray, The Attorney-General said it was true that the tenants on the estate of the Marquis of Water- ford, who had sought to obtain advances from the Public Works Commissioners under the Land Act, were refused, but the reason was that under the fifth ...

... I PIEiR HEAD. ARRIVA.rL. Up to 9 d m., Feb. 9. 1712.-Wind, Vest February 17-Enignia, Purtgordlon, barley _si Brothers, New ?? mialtR: Norry Kiir an, di.t, ?? Lady Bolke4y, Bangor. s'iates ; :athari'e Morsn, -an mouth, marnu re *Fscape and Volunteer, Yarn herrings: Jane, ieghorn, hark: Argo., stea.ter, ri.,; I ?? cargo; Stauliy and Duke of Sutcitriand, steam-ers, Eolyhead; Duke of Leinster and ...

... ROYAL ZOOLO4CAL SOCIETY OF I _, ,, , . - - - - - , I Last evening the annual meeting of the R'yAl Zoological Sciety of Ireland was held in the Mu- s'eum Building;, Trinity College, and was well at- tended, EsurANs M. JxNN:uwcs, Esq., ?? Cork, in the chair. The hon. secretary, Dr. Alexander Mwclister, read the annual report of the council. It deplored the loss of one of their honorary fellows. ...

... I IRISH PARLIANrINiAi Y he retort to the Boarl of Tr'.itr lx . rn : r ii's of Irish L':tsI I-t' Parliament, and wev are glad to leiri *tcnn a!t vx- cellsi t condition of thinrs ohtaiirl: I! II .1, r-., Thie ?? below Lirnriori iqs vel' 'i ,. :I the Lriih Foyle ?? ?? ae a 't ?? Our city river lights front 1'ol ar. i2 ir i e ordtr; rut exception has heen f i t t.tz s l Il wvoccen 1erch at the Nor ...

... I -SOUTH UNION-YEsTRDAY. I JOncN BYRNEt, T.C., in the chair. The other guardians present ?? Robert ad Calow, T C; Aldern E Tarpey Charles Tench, cot Thooas Clifford, David Armstrong, deerge Crowe, Pat- en rick Dolor, B C; Edward MCready, G P Warren, T O; Jro n Godley, J P Patrick Pswortb, John Evans, i t 31 Warren, Alderman J Boyce, JP; and George B it liwens. hi D.I J1. tat State of the Hone; ...