... departure for the American mails. This, coupled with the failure, through whatever agency, of the' experi- mental-trip of the United States'steamer from NewmYork to Galway, has given a tone of great acerbity to'the Dublin papers. Already it has been suggested ...

... ofBallingray, va- cant by the death of the Rev. James Greig.-Fifeshire Journal. The Rev. H. Renton, Kelso, deputed by the United Pres- byterian Church to visit the missions of that body in Caffraria, has arrived in this country from the Cape of Good Hope ...

... Devonshire has accepted an invitation to be present on the re occasion. D THE ARCTIC~ EXP5D5TION.-By the latest news from the pi United States, we learn that the position and wants of the wy Arci ships in 'sdarch of the long-mijssing expedition of Sir bi John ...

... daughters. Richard O'Gorman, Esq., one of the oldest and most tespect- able merchants in Deblin, has left Ireland for the United States. Apart from the fact that lie has carried out with him a capital of over £20,000, the sterling qualities which marked ...

... upon the attention of the legislature. He, however, questioned I the propriety of omitting Ireland, as if the loyalty of I Irishmen were doubWed, and recommended the organiza- tion of a general, instead of a local, militia. On Tuesday, he gave notice of ...

... altars of Christianity, and who, if they can get power the hat to do so, will not leave one of them in these united kingdoms. an( ity. Up, Irishmen, for the Old Faith ! Link your strength nam .around the Sanctuary. This is no time for cabals or feuds, W ...

... -vav demonstrate that the Irish Bar, so far ftem retrograding, is adteanring tht ih ability. w At the English B atseveral Irishmen have advanced to diotinctien.w Baron Marlin has attained the bench ; Sergeents Shee and M wey- B though of opposite politics ...

... cause with him. These Irishmen have been al- ready naturalised, and consequently have a right of voting, and as the Presidential election is near the eandidates seek for Irish 1 votes at any price. There has been thus formed in the United e States a party ...

... within a few days have ceased to exist as such, the party which divi constituted its strength and support remains as before -united, a cc compact, full of confidence in its leaders, and numbering nearly bad, 300 votes in the Commons, while in the Lords it ...

... ha. seated tog-ether in the mane administration or Mr an, Gladstone, the Duke of Argyll, and Sir W~ihinon Moles- tie worth, united in pursuing one system of policy. yet lilk these unexpected conjunotions are to be beheld at the raiM present moment ; and ...

... writerLi to gothcre too. --- hl AiN ALERT SENTINEL.-A relative of miniie was deeply Coem- hal prcesueel in the conspiracy of United Irishmen, and active espo- fi ciaily, like-Henry M'Cracken, in seducing the soldierly from their allegiance, He -succeeded to a ...

... Mongols, and Tartars, and precipitate en the Indus, with the hope of the sack and pillage of the British PMr, sidouneis. United States. The mail steamer Niagara, which arrived at Liverpool en Tuesday, brought popeps from Now Yosk to the 20th, and from ...