The Sun.
London, England, 1856-06-14 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, FRIDAY MORNING.
ENCUMBERED ESTATES COURT.
According to the Evening Post, a bill for the
continuance of the Encumbered Estates Court will
be introduced this session. The Chief Commis-
sioner and his staff are to be done away with, and
the court, with increased powers (but with appeal
in all cases), to be carried on under two commis-
sioners, to be removed to the Four Courts Build-
ings, where greater facilities will be afforded for
the attendance of the profession generally.

THE TIPPERARY BANK.
The pending motion to restrain the official
manager of the Tipperary Bank from paying the
dividend to the creditors on Tuesday, and for the
appointment of a receiver over the-assets of th•
bank, has been fixed for to-morrow (Saturday) in
the Rolls Couit. -

BANK OF
The half-yearly meeting of the Court of Proprie-
tors was held yesterday. aThe report of the direc-
tors recommended that a dividend of 41 per cent.
for the half-year and also a bonus of 5 per cent. be
paid to the proprietors, after which a sum of
23,0001. would be added to the rest fund. An
amendment was moved that the dividend be O per
cent., instead of the dividend and bonus recom-
mended in the report. This proposition was made
for the purpose of preventing litigation between
the several parties who might have claims, present
or reversionary, to the dividends. The amendment
was negative I, and the original motion carried
almost unanimously.

The Royal West India steamer La Plata, which is
hourly expected wi' h the West India and Pacific mails,
will bring borne an immense cargo, in consequence of the
last West India packet having been obliged to leave all
her cargo at S. Thomas through being so full of specie.
POSTAGE 10 EGYPT.—By a Treasury warrant which
appeared in last night's Gazette, it is ordered that the
British postage, on a letter not exceeding the weight of
half an ounce, to or from Egypt, via Marseilles, by
British packet boat, or via Southampton to Egypt, or
via Malta, shall be sixpence ; and letters sent from
Egypt to any port in the United Kingdom, on their wa3
to' any colony or foreign country, shall be chara,d
sixpence in addition to the po4a,ge between the United
Kingdom and their final destination. Letters pasting
through France, in addition to the sixpence, will have
to pay the French postage. Above hale' an ounce, two
rates of postage will be charged ; above one ounce, four]
tatos; above two ounces, three ; and 90 on. •

LATEST NEWS.

TRIESTE, JUNE 13

Accounts have just been received from Constan-
tinople to the sth. Christians had been ad-
mitted to take part in the processions of the fete
of the Bairam, and also at the ceremony of kissing
the hand of the Sultan.

ATHENS, JUNE 7.

Some diligences conveying passengers from the
PirDeus to this city have been attacked and pil-

laged by brigands. A sanguinary conflict had
taken place between a band of those deprelators

and a French patrol.

DRESDEN, JUNE 7, EVENING.
Baron de Bourqueney, the French Ambassador
at the Court of Vienna, and the Grand Vizir Aali
Pacha, arrived here to-day from Paris. M. de
Bourqueney will remain here for some days, but
Aali Pacha left immediately for Vienna.