... jTorciglt 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' whoIlm 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. ...

... IRISII TENANT LE AGUIE. A GitNitiAL leetillg Of the CouICil Of' thle L'eague Of iiho Irish membethrs of Parliament wvii supported M' Shtarmian Cra wford 's bill, aid of thle Other flijen Is Of' the mneasure, wtts hold onl Tuesdlay, at tile counicil i'O011ttS of' the L~eagu e, '' t) (Iectide upon tho poli cy best sui oil to tile Pr'esent priosperou'is but yet critical ptosition of' tile land ...

... T I-IE 3.I GAD) E B 0 Y S. SOME newV featurles huave 'turle(l up since out last, which would show that the breach betwveen the de- serters aid the rest of tile Brig-aie is growing wider end less capable of hbeinig britdged over by mutual ex- planationis, wvere wve not confident that tile whole I r'itnlpils will eveLntually hoe Lttled to the mutual satis- factiou of both parties, as so0on ...

... F()lRTUNETI LEANG -X'I'DIAORItNAIIRY. ' .he 110 Lan Street liolil,-offitto, LiiInIdI, oin 'J'utiOltld, ft(tth 'eli'i 7s oylto', a il6if Stpi-d I M r'ol w Otto1, Who hlad a child at hoer brteast, wias ehttiged bvficire M.fr. J;rdinet Ivilt1 tJbt;LitiiiIii lloi-, and %Novorill apparel, fr-omo two setvatt-tnitls, tiler the ptrott-one of' 'toling lieuir 'for t unles. Thle Case affordteed cosi ...

... ? T', 0 t ?Ohlffiafvlim?59rlr- BELF A ST FRIDA.Y. JtANUTARY 14, 1S53. THE OXFORD UNIVERSITY CONTEST. Tins contest-the Alerxcndrb- of' English elections -still- Like L aVoiinALd snake, d:ags its sloW length along.' It will be seen that Air. Gladstone, up to the close of Wednesday's poll, retained, or nearly so, tile ma- jority which lie has contrived to secure, thoungh the fluctualtiols in ...

... Elbt ,I5. LORD EGLINTON'S IRISH GOVERNMAIENT. (FProm tire Heraldr.) TiE late Sir Robert Peel, in thle palmiest days of' Iris Parliamentary power. used to say-and to say truly -that his chief difficulty, and the chief difficulty of ally jninistel, was Ireland. Sir Robert Peel, vithl all Iris flults of Omission and commission, knew Eng- tlan well, and-whlnat is extremely rare for an Eng_ ljhtnan ...

... TlilE 'T'HEMA)I.0';1l'AI, SOII'y' (F '111 P'EES- BiE'RIAN COLLEGE, ]EFIA STI. Ti is is an asscicatien c'l~ a cC'Hlo' 'le'i bly tile students, Of tll c'o i tI tl ow.' I tiie puriposei (f pi'cieolting, the iiiv t'eLi c~olti of ccIt2bs CcOiii. niected with Theoloigy. 'The poI-'e-ors Oi'tre OcCollege are its patrrins. 'T'ie private meetinigs tale pla~ce tOrt- iigNtI,', WIil papersi' arie ireaic ...

... TIHE C(NVICT KIRIVWAN. AN ordler Wa-s iSSUed onl SatUrday evenjinig to thle coil- iitabtilai'y to tr'ansmi t Kit'watt, ott Monday inorniw-t, ft'oin Kilimainham t~o lthe coin vict depot at Spike Island, The folio wing' additiotnal parti culars, in roi'etencit to tite new Charges against thle convict, land to Some lin- cidents in his past career, appear in thle Daily Ex- pt'eixs:- D)xiHIIi the ...

... 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 ...

... '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 fIom 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 ...

... gilN Ic nlp . PROMOTIONS AND' EK'OCLfANGlS . AVAR-OF I ICC, *TANUAItV 7. Ist Dnagoons-Licut. IV . Peareth to bo Captain, bv pitl'lchae, vice Carc'v, whIto ieti tes; Curtikt J. Ian - cocke to be Lieut., lb purchalse. vice PI'areth; Ensign A. J. P. WaIittatii foiit 29th loot, to be Corinet, by putchase, vice Hancoeke. 12th L,ight DNrug0ootcli-ieLt. G. C. S. ])uratit to be dalptain, by pulrchase, ...

... 'T'ATTERSALL'S..-IONDAY EVENING. Mr.ritoortr.ks A IAt\xict.P.- 2 to I against Ilich- ntond, 25 to I agntiost LQivlan-m, 2.', to I arailist Graipe- aalit.25 to I against R1 1 mindl O(i 1tlotn, 3.) to t against flirstita, 3(1 to I againl)I Psa lLery, 33 to I rgatillst Pug Orr1ock. C(i ri'i r:at Cuir.-40 to I against Scarecrow (takme), 4f0 to I agalainst Alu icoite (tkelli), 50 to 1. ag.ainst ...