... I I- ?? klitc1ligilct, I-NDIA AND C1HINA. (By Rlecti ic Telegv'o)h folli Triestej.j Tjim steam-ship Adria arrived iroi Alexandria at Trieste, at two P.Ml., yesterday, after a passage of 140 j hours. She l-ft Alexandria oin the 18th ilistant, and brings the following news from India:- 'The ]3urrnese occupy the Aeng Pass witit a large fore'e. Pegn (tile province, we suppose), has been again ...

... THE ABERDEEN GOVE1R0ENT POLICY, DESCREBED 11' B ill rHIR QEONI)AU FRIENDIS. (Frooz the 1Preelman's Jonalre.) Tr mE will be no Reform Bill this year. 'i'he ballot, to which the whole country looked as the inevitable result of a Liberal Administration, is not even alludled to. If it were alluded to, it would be only to decry it. The reform, ?? is contemplated for next year. is to be of that ...

... Igricultture. ROYAL FLAX SOCIETY. TiI monthly committee meetingof this society was held in Belfast on 28d inst., J. Campbell, Esq., in the chair. Among the correspondence submitted were a number of letters fror gentlemen residing in different localities of the West and South, expressive of their satisfaction in the arrlagements lately made, through the society's intervention, by the Belfast ...

... - = - - -- - - - - ?? - - - -- : I' Cf 4/-d 800 55/ BELMFAST: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1S52. THE SELECT COMMITTEEL ON THE LAND- LORD ANTD TENA.NT BILLS. WE are by degrees getting some insight into the nattire of the pact in virtue of which two leaders of the Irish Brigade were admitted into the Coalition of All the Talents. We have already seen how very squeezable the Aberdeon Ministry are ...

... SECON-hD EDITION. NEIV&S-LL'ET'TE 0F'FICE, ll'ednesdliay Morning, 1''e o'olock. HOUSE OF CO'M.MONS. -1ONDAY, Fan3. 21. (I11 Contiierationjrion our 7it'sl Edition.) :Mr. BRIGliT, in reference to the remarl;s of Lordl Palilnrstoln onl a ?? evellilln as tD the gravity of tile offence in qlocution (the Circulation of placarlsl di- s:adintg yotu-i g m i fron enterni il he oil:tia), ehrllae- ...

... .fforCig fJtnltr1Htgcic, A M E U I C A. ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC. LrvimpRooL, FlIDAY.-Early this morning, the United States mail steam-ship Pacific, Captain Nye, arrived in the Mersey, from New York, from which port she sailed on the 22nd ult., with the usual mails, and fifty- four passengers, but no specie, on board. She was telegraphed off' Holyhead, at two r.m. yesterday, but, owing to the ...

... (Anilp, ?? 100 Infantry Artillery are to be stationed in Lime- rick. Tim 9Tlr REGT.-This gallant corps is to leave Gal- way for Clonmel. In future there is only one Brigade of Horse Artil- lery to be quartered in Ireland. The Government are in earliest regarding the exer- cise of the line and the militia during the ensuing open season. Ground is everywhere being laid out for camps of ...

... TIHE INSUlRRiECTION AT 3MILAN. A DESPAVTeir fiont Berne, of the 9I , states that. ae- Coidil iI to a dipch i'omi trhe S wiss Consu ?? in Milan, of the 7th, in tle eVelling, thle affray in Milan had been suppresmiun ail oidei promnptly re-established. Privalte letters friom Milan aintion that for seine days past ) aLU1teeS had beell in Ci ?? Of tile death of the Eiopetloor of the F. enclh, anld ...

... THE SIXIMILEBRIDGE AFFAIR. TnE farce which has succeeded tile tragedy at Six- milebridge has justly excited the scorn and indigna- tion of the public, of all creeds and classes. From beginning to end it presents one of the most extraor- dinary spectacles of political and judicial lunroubrg- for, though we dislike to use the phrase, we are forced, for wvant of a better, to use it-ever witnessed ...

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... gavcigil flitclMlyclice, COLLISIOIN IIETWEEN AUSTRIA AND TURKEY. The Morning Advertiser has the following:- is IR alD.Y1VrIna, 10 ?? a telegraphic despatch, this moment received from our Germian cor- respondent, the inportantintelligence is communicated, that the war at Montenegro, which was supposed to he for a time suspended, has broken out afresh, with the startling accompanying ...

... REVIVAL OF TLIE TiElAGUE AGITATION IN TIHE NORTI. A Lmnion portion of yesterday's TWhig is devoted to a report of the proceedings which took on Tuesday last at a meeting of a Tenant-Right Coimmittee, held in Newtownards. At this meeting the speakers were, the Rev. Messrs. N'Cullough, Rogers, Moore, and Black; Doctor MIKnight, and one or two still more obscure individuals. Resolutions were ...