... I -PECAL , TELEGRAMS I _ a I . (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) LONEON CORRESPONDENCE. London, Friday Night. Lord Muncaster is jmentioned as a probable candidate for West Camberrlad. The' Wallingford election takes place to-morrow. There is no opposition to Mr. Wells, a local brewer. The estimated financial snrplus this year is £2,200,000. The Athenoanm undestmands that a collection of letters ...

... I - - V I _ ?? h't f, rt c 4Mt a I T 5 IV )D u ?? ?? -.1- ?? ?? ? 1. I I ?? I DUBLIN: SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1S7-2. M3h FA-WCETT'S Bill for converting Trinity College into a fourth Queen's College will be under the consideration of the House on Wed- nesday next. On that day the honourable member ?? will move thathis Dublin University Bill be read a second time, and it is £said that he ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-LAST NIGHT.lI The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. Mir. Fenier took his seat for the Wick boroughs, ii the placeof Mr Loch, resigned. Lord R Grosvenor took his seat for fliatahire upon his re-election. The secend reading of the Metropolitan Streets Improvement Bill was opposed, but. after some discussion it was read a second time. A farther motion to refer the bill to a ...

... I MIffOW THE MO-NEY GOES. It seems thatwe have been squandering money in a two-handed kind of way. First in spending mil- lions in great public buildings, Houses of Parlia- meat, Nationas Galleries, and soon; and next, in building'them of stone which'had actuallycrumbled away before the edifice was completed. This is very pleasant news, and Mr. Ayrton, of savage notoriety, will probably come ...

... I THE WATERFORD D I:MERICK I ?? . RA X4WAY. I ?? se* A meeting of shareholders of the Waterford and Limerick R~ailway Company was held yesterday, at Jury's Hotel, for the plrpoee. of taking into con- it a sidrtion an offer made wih regard to the purchase ide of the line by the directors of the Great Southern be and Western Railway Company. Mr. BN W. Kzan was appointed clair- Om ma of the ...

... I I The Timies says it may be asked how it is pos- sible for a Chancellor of the Exchequer, with a i surplus of 3,602,0001, to allow the lower class of Income Taxpayers au abatement involving a loss i to the revenue of 310,000L., to reduce thecoffee duties one-half, at the cost of 230,0001., and to t take twopence off Income Tax, when a penny re- i preaents 1,660,00wi ., and still leave a ...

... DEATa OF A tELLGIEEUS E. I Sister Aary Antonia, of the Convent of Lx sainte Union des Sacrec Co urs, Binagher, King's County, was one of the first ladies that joined the ?? Order (a French insttution) after its forming a foundation here, on the recoin. mendation of his late Eminence Cardinal WVie- man to our late worthy Bishop, the Most Rev. Dr. Kilduff. The piety, zeal, and devoted- mesa ...

... TO T}IEi EDITOR or TH1 Fii REM&S. Limerick, March 13. DEAn lRMR. EDimTon- have read, with great pleasnre, in yesterday's issue of your ably-con. ducted journal, both your articles on the all-imn- portant mesure of the ballot. Will you kindly allow me space for a few observations on theseaond -Sor with regard to the first I havenothingte say. 'ou begin by stating that the rnodus operandi under ...

... -SOuTa VNION. ,jEO. weekly meeting of the gnu-dim wax hea! yesterday in the boardroom: .. -3Mr. J. F. CAmDBEC, J;P., occupied the chair..| The other guardians present ?? Callow, TC * T Franklin, J Bprne T C, Chas Oobbe J P, D L: Darmatsong, Alderman.J braperTC; JBentley, Alder- mixnE: Tarney, G P Werra, T 0; M Meade, P; - %Jorwej M ocke, A P Domn Park Filsworth, C Tentb - Patrick Dolan, ; E ...

... On TnesdayI at the Cork assizes, an Eaglishman I C anamed James Merten (one of many aliases) was 2 indicted before Mr. Justice Barry for having con- M spired with others to defraud. The prisoner was a convicted, and will, no doubt, have to turn his y energies for some years to some other diractioa k than the public pocket, Bat his career, as dis.I closed upon the trial, was an extraordinary ...

... An audience, packed to outside the doors, as brilliant as ever assembled within the Concert-hall of the Autients came together last evening, for the second cntertaiument ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS-LAST NIGHT I The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. MR. PIM'S RESOLUTION. Mr. M'Laren gave notice that he should move, as an amendment to Mr. Pim's resolution for the ap- paintment of Irish and Scotch committees of the house to deal with Irish and Scotch business, That it would be wrong in principle and injuri. ous in practice to dispose of Scotch public bills in such ...