... [51oGM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. TH.LEE DUBLIN, THURSDDAY MORNING. TEaI LECTION.-Mr. Daniel O'Connell was returned as representative for this borough yester- day. The two candidates from whom any material opposition bad been expected, Messrs. Shine Lawler and Leahy, retired on Mouday evening, leaving Mr. Thomas Fitzgerald alone as the opponent of Mr. D. O'Connell. Tina ROYAL VIS T.-In consequence ...

... The annual gathering of agriculturists at Mr. Mechi'l farm of Tiptree-hall, took place yesterday. A large party o gentlemen proceeded from town by a special train, on thl Eastern Counties Railway, and several agriculturists fron the neighbourhood joined them en the farm, so that be tween 200 and 300 gentlemen altogether were assembled- a greater gathering than has ever before graced Mr Mechi's ...

... THE LIVERPOOL BLECTION. The Conservative candidates, Messrs. Horsfall and Liddell, have been returned by a large majority, the majority amount- ing to about the number of freemen. After the close of the poll Messrs. Horsfall and Liddell addressed a meeting of their supporters from the Adelphi Hotel, and Sir Erskine Perry spoke to a meeting of his friends in Clayton-square. The poll closed as ...

... RIOTIN4G AT CHOBHlA:M CAMP. The unfortunate new regiments have coammenced their caraping career under most inauspicious circumstances To attempt to describe the state ot the ground is almost useless -it is literally one vast quagmire, and the trampling about of the infantry and cavalry, consequent upon the change of troops, has made it, if possible, a thousand times worse than it otherwise ...

... [ThefolleNtig iapepr4d in our Sundafs' dtion; of kagte FRANCE. rflEO OUG OWN CORRERP/ONDEN,.] PARIS, FRIDAY DfORGMq. It Is said that the Prenob government bas just received reports of not at ali au ?? nature to the lovers of peane. The Emperor of Russia, It is affirmed. has expressed his willingneas to vacate the Danubian provinces when Rego. tiationa shall have terminated to his satisfaction, ...

... ARM AND NAVY, TH DWE oF WraxuNGroa has rejoined the fleet at Spithead. Ar UNSUCCESSFUL LAUflCEn -The launch of the Cmsar,* 90, gun screw ship, has been attended with a serl'us accident at Pembroke dockyard. For some time past the prinoipal portien of the dockyard atrength, with extra help. has beea put upon this vessel, In order to hasten her crmplettes, in conformity with the wishes of the ...

... IRELAIqD. T1x ELxcrxoas.-The isomination for Sligo borough tookplace on Tuesday amid a scene of riot and confusion almost without parallel in the annals of Irish electioneer- ing. The subjoined outline appeared in the Saunderjs: -S11o, Tuesday ?? nomination of a burgess to represent this borough in Parliament, in the room of 1Xv. Charles Townley, uiseated by petition, took place to. day in the ...

... THE: LELCTIONS. Livsisrooi-With great good sense, the liberals of this town have abstained from those foolish processions that may. please the eye when got up perfect in all its de- tails, but ean neverconvincethejjudgment. Not so their opponents, the conservatives, who would seem, from their tenacity for such displays, to censider them as part and parcel of the cause they advocate. On ...

... I I On Monday evening, a protracted inquiry, which extended over several days, was brought to a termina- tion, tounhing the death of Joseph Guntrip, gamekeeper to Mr. Ricketts, of Dorton, who was killed by the explo- sion of a railway boiler at the Aylesbury station of the London and North-westeru company. The driver of the engine, Henry Flemiing, was also so severely injured that little ...

... I COLONIAL SH1P LETTER MAILS. The Postinaster-general has appointed the amdermen- tioned ships to convey ship letter mails to the colonies during the month of July:- FoB ADELADNS, S. A. -Standard, Plymouth, let; 'Donnell, London docks, 4th; and Fanny, ditto, 4th. For further information see Sydney. FOB ADELADII, GEELONG, AllD MELBoURNE.-Cali. fornis, BEast India docks, 10tb. See Sydney. FOR ...

... | . -NAVY STATIONS, JULY l 185L3. l Advice, Cork Fairy, Portsmouth P. Regent,' Charn, S. Agamemnon, Lisbon Fantome, N. Zealand Prospero, Pembroke Ajax, Queenstowa Fearless, Sheerness Queen, Devonport Alban, Jamaica Ferret, Devonport Rapid, East Indies Albion, Mediterran. Firebrand, Mediter. Rattler, China Alecto, 0. of Africa Firefly, C. of Africa RattlesnakeBehrng. Alligator Hong Kg. ...

... I 1, 11:11 .1 1, - I - , ?-l .1 ?? -? . IMPE j?jXLIAXENT. l.. - - ?? ? - .- i:-- -? ., Iirw iobhe aitc, and the ?? thO£n- .d g~r~egiteretd ele°,t0nthe consttuea°nge body bgril t .the P oulat a how 811 the pOople1 ExPL AmoNni- u. BK rumbers; P.oTopilatt5O, OoostituenoY. 'recraco. - BS @ rep~alyto a ?? from the Earl : VTT AIMX .n ?? reply to t ath Government had of Dalby, the Earl of Aberdeen ...