... I MILITARY PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES, WAR-OFFICE, MAY 6. 89th Regiment of Foot-Mlajor-General Lawrence Arguim. ban, C B, to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant-General Henry Dau- beney, deceased. 5th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Captain William Richard Newport Cambpell, from the wth Light Dragoons, to be Cap- tain, vice Johnson, who exchanges. 7th Dragoun Guards-Lieutenant Thomas William Gof tobe Captain ...

... MOORE TESTIMONIAL . ?? -- I.A. _^ aua a her A meeting of the general committee was held at Uharla- mont House, on Wednesday, 4th May. The Earl of CHAELEMONT in tbe Chair. The other members of the committee present ?? Philip Cramptoto Bart., Sir Arthur Clarke, J. Huband Smith, Thomas Hutton, D.L.; Samuel Ferguson, George F. Mulvany, George Petrie, LL.D.; Robert Callwell, Charles Meara, James ...

... 4frcmaw $s 0om IuaL THE GREAT EXHIBITION-THE DUBLIN OPERATIVES. All who took part in the erection of the Exhibi- tion building received their due portion of applause. The singular beauty and adaptation of the structure to the ends for which it was designed-the science and skill which presided over its minutest details, from the contriving genius of the architect to the labours of the humblest ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAiMIENTVT HIOUSE OF COMXMONS-WEDNESDAIty The Speaker took the chair at twelve o'clock Mr. THORNELY presented a petition from B praying for the enfranchisement of the London i.: Similar petitions were presentmd from Warwrok Green, and from Canterbury by Mr Ptllatt Ic Mr. BIGGS presented a petition I om the Isleof W I favour of the ballot and other electoral reformns 5' Mr. PENNANT ...

... I If e if e I t: I 0 c h b C 0 r. p ti d c '1 I a, sp ji A ti ci ti er f, ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES STEAM-SHIP ARCTIC. BY EXPRESS. (FRpOM OUt OWwN CORRESPONDENiT.) Liverpool, May 11. By the United States mail steam-ship Arctic, Luce, com- mander, which arrived in the Mersey shortly after midnight, we have received New York and other United States advices to the 1st inst. The Arctic made ...

... WI r4 1 - - . STATE bmi-.tf..q remaining in the houi k Ag, omitted during the week, 19; borisi' iS week, 152; died, 19; remainingg - The Clerk read the fol'owin X tPiiV tO vote of thanks which had been forwarded frogte ardsan5 to Mr. Butt for his active opposition to the wfthdtawal of the grant from the Kilmainham Hospital a London, May 6th, 18563 DEAR SIR-I beg to acknowledge the receipt ...

... ITc ift'reltaw,5 ultrlai I THE DEBATE-MR. DUFFY'S CHALLENGE. SHRINKING OF THE GOVERNMENT AND OF THE IRISH DESERTERS. A more important question could not be raised in the representative chamber than that incidentally raised by Mr. Duffy in the course of the debate on the Irish Income Tax. _ This is the universal feeling of the English Press-even the Tinwes and Chronicle admit the importance ...

... IV We continue our extracts on the above subject from the contemporary press:- (From the Belast Chronicle.) We shall state a fact or two that have not yet been made public so far as we have seen, which will, we think, establish our opinion; and to our statements we believe we can safely challenge contradiction. It is unusual for al cabinet to have a measure put to the vote in the council ...