... | MOTTO FOlS A STrEPFATIHERt- CCeSt IC Ple711;'J s I(17(i colute. IPoT--~ucF.-Th~e luck of finding a quart bottle that will hold a pint. Qu:ntv.-Will tihe board of directors of the amnal- gamated railways be stigniatised as a collision Govern- atlelit? FRINCsi USUEoS AT PAI:rT.-France has Iteen accus- ?? to set copies to Europe; but site witl hardly bo able to do so now-with no pen. but ouly ...

... THIE BRIGADE.-TREASON AND ITS AWAGES. ('eront the l~ntion.) WILLIAM Kri-not, John Sadleir, and Anthony O'Fla- herty, three chiefs of the Irish B3rigade, of which this country has heard such wonders for the last two years, have gone right over to the enemy. To he suie they have. %Vfho expectecl more or less of them? 'Tlhe mien wanted place. They agitated for place. They intri-uel for place. ...

... '1'ElR11BI3BLE EPEC'1TS OF TiHE YELLVO\V F1E\' 1R11I. I: consequenro of the awlvul mortality amongst tile Officers annd CrC' OF the laoUlide'.e, thilrtv-thir'ee. scrnw- frig te, Captain Ilaisted,at Baloradous, the letters ?? that ship alre cominpalati ely foe'; hut those Which have come to hand are heart-rending' ii the extroL e o, for, uL) to the ]Gth of December, no lesS than 120, out of a ...

... ?ovvpofl?cn?. GOSPEL PRlOPAGATION SOCIETY. TO THIE EDITOR OF TlE BEIFAST NEWS-LETTER, S il-I see no occasion to reply to the observations of Dunensis, in your publication of to-day, save to assure you, sir, and to assure your readers, that, in the letters of mine which you have already published, I did not express the feelings of passion, but of the most caln, prayerful consideration I ...

... TIHE BRIGAI)E IMEETJING IN DUBLIN.- TH1 Pl,,ACEMEN TRIED, CONVICTED, ANI) COND)EMvINED). Wai, anticipated a good deal of amusemen t from the proceedings of the C'onveniion, called in Dublin to adjudicate upon the conduct of IMessrs. Keogh and Sadleir, and wve have not been disappointedt. We enable our readers to judge for themselves of the ex- hihtioii. It was a truly Irish trial ; the verdict ...

... OXFORD UNIVERSITY ELECTION.-TUESDAY. Gladstone, ?? ?? ?? 9S7 Pereval,. 8. 3 Majority for Gladstone, . 124 Thirty-three votes were recorded to-day, sixteen for Gladstone, and seventeen for Perceval. WMEDISDAY-ELEV]X O'CLOCK. Gladstone ?? ?? ?? ?? 990 Perceval ?? .. ?? 865 7Majority for Gladstone ?? 125 The Lablrador, with Abdlcl-Kader on board, accom- panied by his suite, arrived at Syra on the ...

... J-0-alp'll Y-litelf-igim,% TIIREE, DAYS LATER, FROM AMERICA. All tiAI (F iTHE ?? ARtCTIC. Li' 'ttit, *li!isDAY.-Th'1e I ll~tal Stafftis Innil) steamntv Artb!i, Captain Lucee, %%-ith Non- York advi es fho 11i:t ?? to II`Lr liii of 'ijin 1 ?? I ci- 25, inellisive, haar-ie ?? a pasg of tell days seventeen hours. Shlo brings thi-tl,- five passo'it'e-s, a a eii ii- N-ehl:y inad , and specie oil ...

... . ,40ffi6 ?? 5 BE LF AST: FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1353. Y ?? ,, _ TIHE ABERDEEN - 1l',OGII - ADMINISTRA- t TION.-TlIE FIRST SHIUIFFLE OF THE CALvDS. y - Ir has now become perfectly notorious that thE a drcnmatis peorrece of the new Cabinet were never in- tended to represent the parts for which they welt originally cast; and it is further evidlent that the 5 allocation of those parts was, in great ...

... TIHE HARIBOUR B OARD. A PERUSAL of the rleport of the proceedings which took place yesterday at the annual meeting of the IFlarlbour Commissioners will impress every reader with the great importance of the subjects discussed on the Occasion. Indeed, so fully was the importance of those topics appreciated by the public, and so great was the interest excited, that the Board-room in which the ...

... UNTIL Parliament meets for the dispatch of business, and, as we confidently expect, for the despatch of the Aberdeen Cabinet about its business, there will still be, as there is now, a plentiful scarcity of pabulum for the leading columns of the aewspapers. Mean- time, matters which, in the strife and crush of party conflict, would be hustled off with witty brevity or cavalier voUemiialance ...

... ?? r-litc1lipacc. W E ST I NII) IA MlAl. rL sI i p, Captain Vincentt, has artrived vvith thle W-est Indiai miail. The ilfe~qdidcltr hadl beeni verv sickld ever since shte left St. Thooas's, havnig lost twon paissengci'o, boith of' ?? wecre fo Mcxobesidef Mr. Duke, tftwporser's ste-wirless, aend five of the c-row, all of wihom, with Ithi exception oif two, (lied of yellow fever. Ilarbadoes wa- ...

... AI LB AF- - -A %Vr copy thc Following ?? fronl the 1Whig of Sa-| turday: A D)icscnreri.-It is veryt currnitly reported, and generally believeml, that Mrl. ?? Memnber of Parlia- ment for the county Down, has ixive in his adlhosion to Lord Aberdeen 's Minlistry. This speaks wvell for Mr. IKer's good sense; at the same timuc it is a mellue reproof' to the DowI land lords, for the ur ...