... Total Totadl a aria-ua anumnt diolded at NANd OF BAI ?? already V ..ccc. ed to be eperde 1 ancia. rained,. xpn 160,000 140,782 210 w0 aebeih and Fo~r . 1,413,741 1.4S9,825 2IO O1 imiaglim and 0Iouceme 4,000 -471,21' 4J 10 0lncnllig Junction. 36 0 W0 tlrc1 sad Idlasentr. 200,000 'O'5t,2573 14 0 Chester and Birebread- 0,0; .. Dublin anid Dreghohd 2'0,000 149,736 0 O- 0 Dublia and Kingelon.. ...

... TIlL UXIrLI) STATES AM) ChINA. We It ore reccie 'tl th folloicieg copy of tbe ollietol octihiec.-| tionl cobol; o is th,, ties 'tlitle 00le oieolio; of tie trealt; itoly roclotlelil Ithlvle Ijo~lste~iteilSt letut Cillilo cl~rt o~ lilel l Co ti~ a s Io'jt tcidied to hid; (do ?? ottioni 1.tc ; Ulteitl Stilte; 'cgotion, Mo:eno, T;ily 14. 'rTbc Miolotet' ol' th ' UlJitoil StatisY ha;9 tie ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-April 29. A number-fipefticioso ero presenated bynoolelelords against; the inereosed grant to blttyrootit. AUCTION DUTIES DILL, Tile Earl of DALHOIUSIE looted the second reading of the soetion dotties bill; the tox 'oil hoesn foond to ho unjdst soil oppressiro, antI, besides, oneo seh'h moo conttsctly eroded. toed BROUGIAM void, this onL thle only poet olthc hod- get whicih hoe ...

... nXAMINATIOM, &c. Jeems RoXn, eethlsenwore chionwite, and glass dealer in Aberdeen-tl he rsxinied in the Sheriffs OSficc there, ISth July, tool'e o ticlock. \Ilree l ifLEcL, ?? et al fleth to be ereaniwloel in the SLUritf'e Office, Gliasre-, 25th July, lion e'cbwck. Cruiditer of Anoi~l~leu TiwsewoNedrnpeelt Uese, ,viii receire a final ?? fos m Jaies BGoyurley, ecnoiiti in Glsgowre, 25th August ...

... IXC()IIE T1AX AN, )VOLUS1'ARY CONTRIBUTIONS. l Ili t e 'cout iiper inc itse a ed a ci'espottil'ee liceticell tile Her. Charlei FosV arly :d'l COittes tPrenir, ,I.- . the S .cetoiy af the Stotpt . tol 'Ri'cTs, Lendou. with relerecri' to .the liability t10 iliconine tsx ol the 11.1't Felearg'ntete Molte iii- coaneto are tlriaed scalely rto thse tluletarv cetritihtiotta of their hetter'. Mir Pvc' ...

... FORE[GN ARMIES. I T- . - A A- A , In the appendix to a report on the army estimates just issued, the following interesting facts appear:- Bavaria has an infantry force of about 43,000 men, consisthig of l6 regiments of 2 battalions each, and 4 bat- talions of Sharpshooters. The cavalry consists of 6 regi- merits of light cavalry (containing 6 squadrons each), and 2 regiments of cuirassiers; ...

... MR. O'CONNELL'S LETTER.THE SECRET NEGOCIATIONS, We publish elsewhere the letter of the Liberator of the Irish Catholics on the Charitable Bequests Act. It is a clear, powerful, and convincing document. No man not wilfully blind or unhappily misled can rise from its perusal without feeling that the act on which the honourable and learned gentleman descants is insidious in design and mischievous ...

... THE CONDI'IOZV OF THE PEOPLE OF I IRELAND. - - I (Extratcted prom the' Times.) (FROs OUR OWN COMMX4SaONaER.) Ballyshannon, Donegal, August 27. In my last two letters I have endeavoured to show how much the want of security to the tenant of lands in Ireland that he shall receive the fair reward of his industry, and want of skill in the improvement and cultivation of his land tend to his ...

... | I Q - A. A- AA1 - A- _ _ L , _ I onsAS parliament is about to be prorogued, and the recess will afford her Majesty's government leisure to exa- mine the condition of Ireland, I have taken the liberty of bringing under your notice a few facts which, taken per se, are of minor import ; but which added to the long catalo- gue of our grievances, may be deemed worthy of your con- sideration. I am ...

... I (P'aSt OUR PARULIAMCENSTARY CORRbESPONDENT.) London, Monday morning. I have heard, upon whatI conceive tobeunieapeach1able authority, that it is the intention of the ministry to abandon the bill introduced by Lord Stanley, for the alteration of the relations between landlord and tenant in Ireland. This resolution it is said has been coma to in consequence of the determined opposition which ...

... I London, Tuesday. There was a very decided decrease in the number of petitions presented against the Maynooth bill in the House of Lords this evening. The adjourned debate was commenced by the Earl of Harwicke, who, in a long speech, urged some sound and con: clusivearguments in favour of the government measure. I-e contended that the pass examination at the College of Maynooth was not at all ...

... I-- -- , coLI L Motion made, and U'DOAT, JUNe2 2, -- Motin made, and Question PropOsed That the 2 i now, and at the end or, mth Qrepst , t a tise day sit onths..,.NI,, o add tbi stand pat Of the QuP'tioni-Th u that th Noes 40. - e 11e divld - Aciand, T D Dennlotoun, J Husey, T ATCourt, Capt D'Evyncourt, C Butt NV ice Pit Agliuonby. R A Dlvett, Ingose, Lord t~ Aldam, W Dodd, G J RS's I' , ...