... A VOICE FROM TIPPERARY-THE COBIPACT AT THE HUSTINGS AND THE SPONSORS. Under the first head the Yablet of Saturday pub- lished a letter from * An Honest Elector of Tippe rary. From the prominence given to the letter, and from the manner in which the editor introduces it, we are led to assume that the writer possesses some peculiar claim to a public hearing. But be the writer whom he may, ...

... I THE MONSTROUS BILLI-THREE HUNDRED AND I EIGHTEEN POUNDS STERLIXG! I Mr. Wilson is the great economist of the government. He exercises jurisdiction over all the small scraps-the llttle bits cut for sample-from the huge bale of official expenditure. He turns an apt hand in everything. ' Now he mixes chicory for the palates of the poor-swearing that endive is the most nutritious of potables, ...

... I (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) DEPUTATION OF ENGLISH MERCHANTS TO THE EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH. Freeman's Journal Office, Seven o'ClocA. We have received the following, by Electric Telegrapb, from Messrs. Smith aad Son FRANCE. PARTS, MONDAY.-To-day the Emperor received a depu- tation of London merchants at the Tuilleries. The deputa- tion was composed of Sir James Duke, Sir Edward Buxton, Mr. Sanuel ...

... LAYER FROM AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM-SHIP CABIBRIA. (FROMI OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Liverpool, Tuesday. We received shortly after midnight files of New York papers to the 16th, Boston 16tb, Montreal 13tb, and Halifax, Nova Scotia, 18th inclusive, by the Cunard steamer Cam- bria, Captain Millar. The Cambria sailed from Boston on the 16tb, and Halifax on the 18th. She passed ...

... TO. THE EDITOR: OF THE F5EFXAN. Sm-kn owilng you have ever been the advocate of the oppressed, I trust you will not hesitate to give insertion to the following plain statement of a truly distressing tale, such as no exterminated towuland ever yet surpassed, which is now being perpetrated by the Barrow Navigation Com- pany. A number of hitherto comparatively comfortable men, boat owners, who ...

... HENRY ROE AND SONS-MR. J. P. CORCORAN. I We have much pleasure in placing the subjoined letter from Mr. J. P. Corcoran before the coin- mercial public, communicating as it does the gra- tifying intelligence that the Messrs. Roe have arranged the matter in dispute between them and that gentleman in a manner that will doubtless meet the approbation of every mercantile man in Dublin. We will ...

... MAyo, MARCH 22.-WVe never recollect so unpropitions a spring as the present. Farming operations are at a stand- I still, and up to the present we believe there has not been a fractional portion of the corn sown, as has been usual at this to period of the year. Potato planting is also much retarded by the severe frosts and.heavy showers of snow. The wheat crop looks exceedingly delicate, ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCEI THE FRENCH EMPIRE. (Fromtho Chronicle Correopondent) PARIS, SUNDAY EVENISN,-It is said that the coronation, which, as every one knows, was announced to take place in the first month of May, has been suddenly postponed; and it is now said that the ceremony will not take place till the 15th of August, the fete-day of St. Napoleon, and the an- niversary of the coronation of ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, I THE FRENCH EMPIRE. PAurs, nEB. 25, ?? whole of the persons arrested a on the charge in reference to the correspondenwa connected I with the foreign press are now at liberty, it being evidently l shown that the police authorities have net fulfilled the en- gagements of producing sufficient proofs against the parties. I Bail to the amount of 500f. has been required from ...

... ~ ' TRE TENANT-RIGHT DEPUTATIOIT TO LONDON. t yC (FromtheBanser of Uster.) l -TO THU TuNANT-RIGHT ASOATONS OF MOSTEB. * Belfast, March 21,1853. GmXMBUxM AND FRIiNDs-As you were pleased, at a ge- g neral meeting, specially convened in Belfast, on the 15th of t February last, to nominate us as a deputation to proceed to i, London, for the purpose of watching the progress of the i tenant-right ...

... I (FROrs OUR OWNf CoiRESPONDENT.) Liverpool, Friday, March 25. WOREMNEiMS STRiKs. All classes of labourers and artisans are taking active steps by a combined movement to obtain an increased rate of wages. The first strike of moment has been by the porters, breaks- men, shipping clerks, and others in the employment of the goods department of the London and North Weatern Railway Company, who ...

... ITHE NEW MONSTER MART IN SOOKY I STREELT. .s Last night Sackville-street presented a novel and ftlft scene, and was visited by large Mcowda of citizens fromall parts of the metropolis. Manyof our readers are aware that a large monster house is in course of erection in that part of Sackviile-street facing the General Post-Office, and joining the Imperial Hotel. The proprietors of this ...