... We understand that the scale for distributing the treasury grant to the officers and men employed last winter in the harassing service of relieving the famishing Irish is now completed, and will shortly be acted upon-. United Service Gazette. An additional strength will be made to the Royal Artillery of two companies to each battalion, but we understand that the arrangements for that purpose ...

... l a,. - ?? -.L ?? ,&5fl.-. The greatest attentiou is bestowed by the Joiurinls on the nocurreaces in Switzerland. Advices from Berne from the 25th state that the Diet's gittineg continued secret, at least 0' pro formia. M. Dufour. of Geneva.- had finally nccepted co~ the chief command of the Radical army. after much beal. fo. tattoo. There was, indeed, quite enough in the Diet's ili terms to ...

... I- CVIT WAR TN SWITZERLAND. ?? of the French ornbassy in Switzerland froT I la °! . . - 12-_1n ;. f~a nlnwo i Cf the Frenco embas3 iu Switzerland from l> dr~l° a ?? to Basle is tllo principal theme of mtt,,,d 130f Sunday. The minieterial Journal des i' i jotr ted to ?? the eccurl ence as follo Ws bit'LI 5 ?? Vihbed to send to Lucerne bis I del°Ii ^1. de Banneville, for what purpose we ...

... THE CR181S IN IRELAND-ENGLISH FEELING] I *Conciliatio Hall Repealera-Tenant-righters, Young Irelanders- rate repudiators . . . Nobody in England pays attention to them. In Dublin they ore looked upon in the light of a Punch ?? from the Times November 2, 1847. The Irish representatives must be prepared to act themselves, should the minister neglect his duty. as with a voice of tbunder. They ...

... I London, Monday Night. see Nearly all her Majesty's ministers left town this morn- jom iog for Windsor Castle, where a privy council Was held for Pt all the express purpose of submitting to the Queen the Royal en Speech agreed upon at the last cabinet meeting. Lord th John Russell and the Marquis of Lansdowna put her gra th c.ious Majesty in possession of the precise terms proposed to th be ...

... REPEAL RE',jT. Return of Repeal Rent for tie we./A ending Monday, let November, 184 . Clooniel, per the Rev Dean Burke, including the Subscription of 11 each, for the year 1847, from the Right Worshipful Edward Phelan, Mayor, Charles Blanconi, Esq, T C, Patrick O Neille, Esq, T C, Alder- man Byrne, Alderman Keily, Alderman Tracy, Joseph Kenny, Esq, T C, Thomas Stokes, Esq, T C, Patrick Grady. ...

... I , I ith HOUSE OF LORDS-THURaDAY, Nov. 18. The new parliarment was opened this day by comnmis- on, sion; the Lords Comminsioners being the Lord Chancellor, Oth the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Marquis of Lans. the downe, the Earl of Auckland, and Earl Spencer. led, Amongst the peers present we observed the Bishop of the St. Asaph, Lord Denbigb. Lord Campbell, Lord Beau- H. mont, the Earl of ...

... H CITH9'VIL WAR IN SWITZERLAND. p iS | CAPITULATION OF FRIBURG. e At noon on the 12th Gpneral I)ofour summoned Friburg n to open its gates in 24 hours to the federal army. That delay was accordingly to expire at noon on the 13th; but early in the morning of that day a flag of truce arrived at 3d the head quarters, with a letter from the government of re tiribrtsdemanding a further delay until ...

... I I OUTSPEAKING OF TIPPERARYP ls GREAT TENANT RIGHT MEETING AT 10 CASHEL. rs (raom OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.) Cashel, Sunday Evening, Five o'Cloct. l ie Tipperaryi bae dbclared for ;Terant fLight, to d6y at : p IP Cashel of the lings fully fifteen thousand voices swelled.' rthe cry of eafety to the landlord, and protection to the poor i t man. There wab no mistaking the tvidenoes of sincerity ir ...

... The Mail makes the following remarks in reference to the recent appointment of Mr. Fitzpatrick to the Registry oficae:- We learn from the morning papers that Lord John Rus sell, on the recommendation of his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, has been pleased to appoint P. Vin. cent Fitzpatrick, Eeq., to the office of Assistant Registrar of Deeds, vice Walter Glascook, Rsq., who, after ...

... The weekly meeting of guardians was held at the work. house yesterday, Sir ROBERT SHAW, Bart., in the ohair. The following guardians were in ?? Bowles, V C; Christopher E Wall, MD; John Ousley Bonsall, Captain Nowlan, Cor. P Shannon, John H As- kins, Armstrong Hayes, Christopher Keating, Simon Boi. leau, Alderman M Loughlin, Wm Crozier, Dr Kirkwnok, John Pearson, Sir Edw Borough, Robert Shaw, ...

... I i The overland express from India arrived in London 0a Thursday morning. It contains no intelligence of inipor, tanico. The utmost tranquility prevailed. Nogooiations are going 0on with the corrupt ruiers of^ Oude anod Hydernbad to trarlsfer these 3tates, in the usual English.in.Iridia style, to the Britiah government. The news from the Punjab continues, as before, to be most satisfactory, ...