... A NEW BILL FOR THE1 DISENCUMIBRANCE I I OF IRISII ESTATES. MtR. WHITI]SIDEl, on Wednesday last, obtained leave to introduce a most important bill, the object of which is to aihrd firesh facilities for thc sale and transfer of encumbered property in this country-in his own words, to extend the machinery of the Irish Court of Chalncery, in ?? to tacilitate the proceedings of the Encuminhred ...

... QUEEN VICTORI.t AN)D THlE SLAVE MISSION'ARY. Till. Rev. Sinunel Crowthier. at native of Yoroha, on the 'West coast of A ;Cia, hvvlign brevn ?? as a mis- sionarv, in conilnexiol a ith ?? ChurCh k\issioiimrv So- cietv at Si erra Leot', wvas ordained ill 1S4.S ll He visited Eng land in IS;I, and hald an illterview oil that OCiasiOn iaith QLlen1 1'iotoilrhl, tile ch cLAlitltliCOS of which do ...

... PURSUANT to a resolution adopted at a private meet in of the Tenant League, on Wednesday last, a public meeting of the council of that body, of members oi' Parliament, and of tile ?? friends of the tetviiit cause, vas held on Thmrsda'v. at the rooms of tbe' League, No. 2, Beresford Place, for the purposeb of considering tile line of policy best to hb adulipte i at thre plesent moment for its ...

... 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 ...

... J9orcign Imtelihgticc. IND IA. TRE usual dispatches have arrived from India via Mar- seilles, and bring intelligence to the following dates: -China, Feb. 10; Rangoon, Feb. 14; Calcutta, 'eb. 21; and Bombay, March 1. CALCUTTA, FEE. 19.-The latest news from B1lurmah, received, per leoozitqfer, yesterday, is of painful inte- rest. & combined expedition, naval and military, 600 or 700 men in all, ...

... IMP EIAL PIliIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-lIoi)Ay, AvairL 44. The LoRn Cli sAciLr.LOa took his seat on the noolsacli at ii v o'eloeil| The Bishop of I.LLA'NDAFE took the oaths and his seat. TtitU CITY ADDIRltiSS TO Tilt1 EMPERtOit. Lord CAMiPlsELL lose to put a ?? to tile I noble lord the Foreign Sec retary with respect to all ac - coumit whihe appeared iui the nievwspapers, of the p1e- sentation ...

... INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS OP IRISH MANIUFACTURE. TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, SMa,-Having learned that a deputation from the so- called Parent Board of Irish Alanifithti ro ar e llt pfie- sent enmaged on ;a colilectin mission ias Bi lfiast (where, being unknown, I ?? they expect to siuctald some- what better than they have done of late ill tills city), I wouldearllestlysulggesttonvy ...

... fijc loc55. SECRETS OF THE COALITION. (F?'omr tire Stasndor'd.) T1e Times of Saturdayv irorning-, with its usual in- discretion, charges the Conservative party with a con- spiracy with the Irish Brigade, the object of the alleged conspiracy being to obtain tie defeat of the Ministry on cond;tion of exempting Ireland from the income tax. We are now in a position to disclose the followingr ...