... LETms PO'55 WILLIAM NOWIav. The following are extraotsafrom lettere written by fr. HowIt. in December last. The firsts and longest, Is dated the I10th Of that month iglr ousps pss usontiinually on the road. Here are Sifivo six d g~r sniplendid horses' with their 1swag before them,co~nslstig of a rug rolled round their damper, &o. Here again career along diggers Of a more work-a-day ...

... THE DUBLIN AND LONDON HosPITALS. The Chairman said he had an important subject to bring before the meeting, and which he had often introduced there before-namely, the Dublin hospitals. However, he had never before been prepared to find that so vast a discrepancy existed in the grants to the London and Dublin hospitals re- epectively, as he ascertained existed. He extracted the fol- lowing from ...

... IRIS ELCTION COMMITTEES. Aw MAYA. COUNTY OF NAYO. The inquiry before this committee proceeds on the petition of Sir fobert Blosse, of Alhavallee, Mayo, and of W . Kearney, a Of BolleovilXe and other electors, alleging that the return of D of 0uleele ?? and of Mr. Moore, the sitting members, was oaled by intimidation, vielence, and outrage, exer- at ., ,I towards electors in the interest of ...

... DINNER Al' B.NBUIDGE TO TILE MARQUIS OF DOWNSSHIRE. jFROM ouR ows IIEPOIITEr.] YaSTERDAY (Tuesday) evening, a superb entertainment was given by his Lordship's friends and tenantry to the Marquis of Downsirire, in the Town Hall, Banbridg& The spacious room in which the dinner was given was most elegantly decorated for tile occasion. Seven tables were arranged for tile accommodation of the ...

... Tire following is from tire pen of an emigrant to Aus- tralia, from this country, on whosestatemnents every re- liance may be placed. The letter is dated, eaELnouurix, JAN. 1st, 1SM3. . . . Our bed is in a tent in the yard, as from a night's experience in tire house, we found it impossible to sleep in it, frol tlre lreriuid vermin of all kindis that annoyed us. In the tent, we sleep very ...

... GARiDENING OPERATION:S 1OR THE WEEK. FLOWERil GARDETIX AXI}1 S1ll41:U11PEl:.-A Suleeliioll (,f :ailillials Shold llit!~l ?? It. ?? up vaaliw~ics, ill bordlers of' herbaceous pilsts, bitli-S, &a., ailld paltlice-1 hirly Im dru (l.csillur up thll Illall'!ill'ofi ?? Nv il('l' the( Spa;ce! betwt\tee tile fi~l( of, till-C a1111 :ilrub~ls III;IV he( ocillpiedl Nvil themll, sO IS l laith e thea a ld ...

... CIIARGE AND COUNTER CHARGE. ANI'ECEENT to thle grand crisis Which is to deter- mtine the fhte of the budget, and, by consequence, iltat of' the Coalilionll M isliSLu, an interi nlue has oc- curred whieh has exeited no slight commotion ancong political coteries since the morning of Satulrday last. It is unfortunate. liut not the less true, that the sec- tion of' the Hlouse of Commonos, vulgarly ...

... Ely twli. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR r r50 APRIL 22,185t3. 2nd Lif'e Guan'tls-..Lie~tt. H. S. Lumley to be Captain, by Pilnchiase. vie,' H-on. 1t. N. Lawley, wb'o retires; Corntet and Sub-Lieut. R. 0. Jamneson to be Lieutentant, by, purchuse, Vice Lutmlev. 1Roval 1-1o1se GuardlaLCor~net J. AV, BillingtOll to he Lie.1tenant, by Pi)tl'iso, vice Lord G. C. G. Lenn1ox, who retires. 3rll ...

... NIECHANICS' INSTITUTIONS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DERRY MERCURY. e h . Sir,-Vill you allow me, through the medium of your a d columns, to call theattention of members of Mechanics' Insti- h *e tutions, Literary and Self Improvement Societies, in this c county, to the advantages to be derived from, aod the Qxpe-b n diency of being in union with, the Society of Arts. London.M During the summerof ...

... YMI ITA] Y. __ __ t (PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.) WAR-OFFICE, AnRaL 8. 3rd Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Major John Daniel Dyson to be lihuteuant-colonel, by purchase, vice Arthur, who retire;s Captain Edwards Dyson to be major, by purchase, vice John Daniel Dyson; Lieutenant Frank Chaplin to be captain, by purchase, vice Edwards Dyson; Cornet James Swinbarne to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice ...

... LOND ON7 FRIDAY, APRIL 22. Bolli houses met yesterday. III thell HtOSE Or LORnDS, in reply to a question fO,1 Lord SA.S D)yw1iC1, tlhe Earl of CLAI1EXDOX de- cliued to at pr esent anllounce tany intention on the part of the government to propose any measuro on the subject of foreign refugees. The E1;rl Of ofaAIALESBtt1Y protested against, being ?? the author of the convention which was made ...

... The ?? communication from a mnerchant and owner of vessels in the green fruit trade affords imuport. ant corroboration of the facts given in the recent lecter of Messrs. W. S. Ogilby, Moore, and Go., adl d serves to proveconclusively that Mr.Caidwell's Pi lotago Amend- ment Act, however it mav, for the present, protect tle pilot monopoly and benefit Indian and other long voyage ships, is no ...