... '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 ...

... THE DUEL AT EGIIAIM. Now that this case has been finally disposed of by the conviction of the accused peisoos, Barthelemv, Alornet, liarronet, and Allici, a slatement of some circum- stances connected wvith tihe transaction, which, have nevcr yet beecnL made public, wili, doubtlgss, be interest- int to ouC reailers. It would seem that hoth befo're anid Sive the dulel tihe greateseL alinmosity ...

... ?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 ...

... TO THE CONSERNATrIVE ELECTORS OF IRELAND. GaNTuEESZN-The present position of parties in the House of Commons, the occurrences of the past month, and the measures which are to be discussed in Parlia- ment early in April, induce me to address a few words, .througl You, to your Represenstatives. In the first place, then, I will recall to your recollection the fearful struggles that, in many ...

... THIE LOSS OF TIHE QUEEN VICTORIA.! IN our last we were enabled, thron h ian express com- munication from tile editor of Satntders's sewsce-Letter, to give a brief account of the fiital shipwreck of the Queen Victor'ia, which occurred durcin a snow-stornm, oft the Bailey lighithouse, off How ti, on the morning of Tuesday. Some further parrticulars were also given in a Seeond Edition of our ...

... ?? )'Ll 4li ??w B EL FAST: FRID)AY. MARCH 11, 1iS93. NATIONAL EDUCATION. A. DrB.VF arose in the l1ouse of Lords, on Monday evening, on the inotion of the Earl of Clancarrt, for the Prodaction of' certain returns relative to the nationaI. system of education in this country, Which may be considered as finally setting at rest the ques- tion for the further modification of thatsystem. It is ...

... I REPORT OF THE TENANT-RI I-IT DEPUTA- | . TION TO LONDON. TO TMEF TENAiNT-RIGHtT ASSOCIAJIONS OF ULSTER. Belfast, TMarch 21, 1853. GE1NTLrEmrN AND FRILNDs-As you were pleased, at a general meeting, Specially convened in Belfast, onl the 15th (lay of rebruary last, to nominate us as a, de- puitation to proceed to London, for the purpose of watching the progress of thle Tenant-right hills stow ...

... TIIE NEWIly U[OX.-CAjUMNY REFIU'TED. Aienty--to Pvlrti i30, w~e publish the r cad nt of' thle fndither i l' Ositigttion, told ho thle Newvro Gual-duiitis oil Saturlday, itito thle c-als-go of~ corru'pt no1tices bi1otiglit ha' Ail. Kuddl, ?? against 21i-1. iRowlantid, this Viihiitiot of' that Uion.ei 'The public Acill slew see who0 ni-c thle t~tosle-s. 'ie clu go.it will he ?? invinbc-vei, wtis ...

... ?? x1ortirulture. H-IARlDV FRUIT GAHnn`N.-If the plantillng of fruit trees iyas not finished during the autumn, lose no time in coin- pletiug it before the rising of the sap; for although when care is talien by mnulching aitd vatcritig, fruit trees will succeed wven plantetd much later than the presenit, yet all the oore hlardy kinds shouled he got in without dlayL. O)pen standards will ...

... TIHE DUBLIN UNIVEXRSITY COMMISSION. ns TIiS coa13 C ulsion has at length closed its protracte. ! lalous, aand issued its reqort. The document-i td I an immense blue book can be so termed-can, ,I - coulr.e, o0ilv fall inlto the ?? of il ?? few 'i1 but, litie a ?? letter, the crealm of it is in the pst esIcseript. and, in the c onclusion'' of the report. wve fifirl id a summar'v of all tile ...

... A LADY TRAVELLER AMONGST CANNIBAL.S. I Mit1. PcivISANhas just 'cei veil a. lettet' fr-ont that ilog tht' recent vsjilt to .Ja va, and het joni.-pe thr-or to SLa matria. TlI ii dangers tihroupli ?? shte has passed does not appear' to have queniched lice loet- of t'avel; andl pterhapts this is tnot to Lie wotidired at, wien- wo eni'eniiptlir thtat shte believes herself to he tindir d ile P ...

... Ulf),c 10'rrItn B E L F A S T: IVEDNESD A Y, APRIL 27, 1853. THE following are the principal items of foreign in- telligence reecived since our last:- A M E R I C A. ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA. LivEnlOOL, MIOND)AY, 12-30 A .s-By the steamer N-Karrra we have ardvices from New Yorl; to the 12th, and Boston to the 13th inst. She has brought 123 pas- sengers, but no specie. 'IThe steamer America, ...