... I TIE1 IQT-IN IN OLFAST. I V$ON OULR SPECiLAL CORRESPORDZ5 Belfast, Wedtulfday Night, WiA 8 ,e m.V =ipor~pt~i e~r W~ * ,r *~tips It ev9pipg, th pyet, if .i a Q tibe last, chapter of the Belfast riots May be re- S*rded sp p.oed. The most ?? g tha, t tie autJ witie* tik so is the fant that tda entipa force of extra police which had been dmi into town to meet the eqergpenqy left the Great ...

... THE ZETL WAR. I ARRIVAL OF AN EYE-WITNESS OF THE FIGHT, Just Ds we Were going to press this morning ve rceeived a telegram stating that the Wawick Castle, with the most recent news of the Zulu dis. rter, had arrived in Plymouth Sound. She had p board Mr. NVitt, a missionary, who was an eye. witabl of the fght, His house Was covetud ito a hospital, and his church was used as s omtisjrist atom ...

... I T HIALTHOF AMYIN. The deaths ersted rza the Dublii. Ite~a- tion district during the week eaiin 14 Mmbh, 1819, reprsemt an nund moralty bi 425 in.. ?? 1,000 f the fpulati*, ty th mas Aof 1871; omitting the detha qf persons: admitted. into public insitutios fron localities outside the district, the rate was 40.S per 1,O00k In Lonton. the death-atewas 25.5 ina bv1Y 1,000 of the esti- matea ...

... I RETIGIOUS CERBMONY IN Ll!M RICK. . .. . , .. ?? (SPEZ0L TUSLARs.) Limerick, Tuesday evening. To.day an event4lmost without pellel i! the annals of this old city for centuriespt ook place at the Redemptorist Church-the consecratih-by the Most Rev. Dr. Butler, Lord Bishop of Lime. rick, of the peal of bells provided by Alderman John Quin for Mhe new tower and spire just added to the paret ...

... JKINGSTOWN AND BRAY INTELLI- GENOB. Tim ASSISTACEO TaoorsEr.-Yesterday morn- ing, at half-past nine o'clock, the troopship Aesis- teanor mored alongside the VictoriaWharf, Kings- town, from Greenwich. There were on board one officer and 48 men of the 26th Cameronians. The depots of the lit and 2nd Battalions of the 22nd Regiment will embark from Kiingstown this (Wediiesday) morning, after ...

... I THE %IGHT HON. THE LORD MAYO E, TO THE EDITOR O THE FREEMU. Mnsio-n House, Dubln,, March 15. Smr-The attention of the Lord Mayor has been called to the article in your paper of the 12th hnst. in reference to the visit of the Empress of Auatria to this country, and as his lordship considers that in the very graphic account given by you in your issue of the 24th uit. of what took place on the ...

... UNIVERSITY INTELLIGNOLR. TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIU. PRIACTICAL CHMISTRY FOR MEDICAL STDEN5-SVX- MER COURSE. The Professor of Chemistry will commence the above 1 course, in the Chemical Laboratory of. Tzinity College, on the 1st of April. The course comprises practical in- struction in the detection of acids, metals, and their saits (especially those of a poisonous nature) ; in the de- tection of ...

... , A special meeting of the Municipal Corporation was called for two o'clock yesterday for the purpose of taking action in reference to the Dublin Port and Docks Bill, now being promoted in Parlia. ment, against which the General Purposes Com. mittee had recommendedl that a petition should be lodged by the Corporation. At a quarter-past two the chair was taken by Alderman ComerB&LL Amongst ...

... Ikp, TON TRANT HAMILTON AMB - TRy REUSH FISHERMEN. I ?? _ l ~ - - - I iFRO.' OU kE f R Balb 4gan, Tueaay The question in diipoite between Mr. Ion Trant i;w, X M.P-, and ttihe f slirinw of Rwh. re- t;. e right to take Sawveed from the fore- ;e.rr Slerries, whio br3 caused several or. ^,sd raid, on what MNr. Hamilton claims as Wis ,, ,;,s be5pre the Balbrig-au iuagistrates - Police aud flahermen ...

... I 30-1' 1onrmal. I I d . _ _ _ ?? I I The Freenman's JournaZ is sold on the Evening of Publication at our London. 02ice, 211 Strand ; and Smith and Son's Booketalls, Ruston Station. On the fol- lowing day it is alo procurable at the undermentioned addreasee in London:- Steel and Joues, corner of Spring Gardens and Trafalgar-square; W. Everett and Sons, Royal Exchange Flags; M. Pittman, 2 ad 3 ...

... L4ATMT_?f1WS I (Br Frman Special Wifr) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Freemen Office, 211 Strand, 14ondon, Noonday Morning. I observe that your exceptionally wollinformed Paris Correspondent refers to the visit of the Prince of Wales to France, and mentions that it is ascribed to the Egyptian difficulty. That is ex- tremely probable, though I am bound to say it is not the explanation given here. It is ...

... MILITARY INTELLIGOP X Cap eai (Am . LoE~de. is W. -S. D>. Bntler, of the and B , Ftt the cele. brated traveller, and explorer in -Central Asia, is, we deply regret to leanD, Inmg eriosly. i. ot Pg LieutntCo~opel Henry Tpm* Ntalft ,m- mdng the. 1* atvek 4 D noato ?? hi raegme't, Maior W. C. Anderson is gazetted in India as second in comwaud o4 L4 Poajub Chefo' Co. Lkoutenat at MA, No10sl oapta ...