... L A T'XST I N TL L G (r I-, N 1N C BY M'VAU(rJ'z TELEOItAIPII. 'V1lE EASTERN' VARt. r(NSlANTINOPllI-, ?? ?? Jiilve C- ?? l fjl(e'tS fiBrOM thi? NUatl sCUa; Like It-lilhF :Lllrl ?? sh-ips have e ?? sten il te dr-ti'in of Sil a lje, but srie i had been ?? Still Iiire fone owat-ilS Sp,,iS topol. Somli it the lurlsi-13 vessil. ?? ?? t* Tle 1 ussalbis have ,j Al ii *tIcistl Yes ly sr-a flwfsxe BaLs ...

... A 31 E R IC A. A. I rE I V A L O F T il E ; A N D E S. ivulicc'oou, SuNcocV.-Dv. t;eh arrival of the? Cunard I screw steamichip ?? CaLptcit. .cIMcii e, ivv ha-e ad- vices fro-i New York to the I8th l)c.C. incrlsive. t ?? :ti troin ?? arrived at New x;ork on the I 715th ult. Tuhe oniv llo.nv o inz o t-ance lb- tii :ne-ivai ( is a ;trocliantacion of the .'Iavor of Neov or:1 (Wis- | tervi:lc) ...

... sr jfi?miqn li-mirlliglic. T HE W AR I N TH11E E-Ad8T. REFUSAL OF THlE CZAR, TO ENTERSTAIN THE PE'ACE PRIOPOSITIONS. The Clironib'lc' Pais corepodent wsrites on MHon- quence. of iiitrlittiance Ili-it Rirs~ia Intl ?? to Cit- terlalin tile 110w' l''uoosili-mil iotlaiiitili' froin Viitr:a, Ifor a -it f'-ie to arl-lll-t' tilit Eattwis~i QiitSiion,'' '[he 'T'l ?? IIt ' Cs ots' l1Z ae of u)sed VcF ...

... Wa (Dublin Eveniciq Mail) have seldom been called i upon, in our editorial capacity, to comment upon a do- coirnent characterised by more cool impudence than tile subjoined letter to the Primate. The implied acknow- ledfgement that the subscribers, some of whom, at least, are ministers of the Church of England, can discover no unsound d*ctrine in a formal adhesion to a Church recognisitt ...

... B IL E V X A SP : W E DN ESDA Y, JANUAR Y 4. 1854. TMRI. NAPIER AND THE IIS[I LANDLORD AND TIENANT BILLS. DtJunT-s the past six months-indeed, since the dis- cussions on the Irish Iladlord and tenant question commenced in tile last session of PAiriienieli-Mtr-. Napier, the author of the only projected code of legislation onl that subject wich oiflers a fiair basis jtur its ?? settleli1eLU, has ...

... TEN--N;',-lEAGUI, DMEMONSTRATIONS. it iI tr, e I ?? Teonalt-Lecmzuers lhave heen IIhoI! - 112r ?? it Comleril i1i11i N tlletiwilards, the, Siuthlritrn i.z.iuers have bcen agitating at Rilkee nny antid -is-Iwh re. As to thie gatherings at the fornmer uirees, learned discussions have been held oni thle great Fit St ll t)I IIt- ie ?? ?? or halt' f-tzeT t i liviials tormed a numerous arn! ...

... iIRISH P.SRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBI.Y. I From *Koiruern's 2311S eonla I/rings er 2 yore theor err Lsnr O, ?? Londonci that thi Genleral As- 5110 inly of the P resry tori xii Church0 of 11 ridart 11 ail cumorrieneed its orinual sessions at ellciact. I hastened I thither to mooit it. Talnin tire express rttrtl, wve were inl a few hours at Fl(etWOod, on the( Irish .Sea. ?? blrhlU ll 1 t' stile ...

... NATIONAL EDItCATION-IRELAND. TiE following are extracts from the nineteenth report of the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland (for the year 1853):- On the 31st of December, 1IS5], we had 4,704 schools in operation, which wrev attended by 520,401 children. At the close of the year 1S52, the number of schools in operation was 4.375. and of pupils on the rolls, 544.604; shooingm an ...

... WOSS OF THE AMEJICAN NMAlf, STEAMER SAN FRANCISCO, AND TWO HUNDRED LIVES. By the American paplers which arrived last week, news was received that thle United Status mail steamter Sanr Franeisco had been seen in a disabled State, and that it was fe(arred shte would prove-. a wvreck. T[lie worst anl- ticipations have beven confarmed by- cte ?? at Liver- plool of thle A nu-lwaie, Calltahl ...

... THE LORPD MALAYOR'S BANQUET. fjitr inna-ufral banquet of the Rigirt lion. the Lord p of i u OhOir. took plies on Tuesday evening, tO til'Kt. K Roam, at tile Mattluzbn House. 'fTe J.ord Lteutenanttt, aecompanied by aidles-dc-camop, and escor- tedi Lv a guard of- honlou'r, arrived at the Man~sion House at ,t quarter to eight, o'clock, and was soon 'Butl ?? by the turd Mayor, preceded. by tire ...

... OWIg it ctILr[ I .. ,Vi caitii't too frequentl ;v.it tieget 1ix I oile lil, ti rie' 'ind' ot'ut {i ii rit (10wrth ver - ?? lil' I. ?? i ?? ?? i lww 1w emi-' plttedl in miril~ u nai-u ii f! Do-a iil- I -r.ii-Va, tri Crops, andi thut ?? ~ it lijpil,~ i-l iuil oceral oi wth -jlt 'V 6ij-cm ?? ar lIug-nvilit. This ?? alt il) ai glrI tilltime to iL. ?? ii ii' Lncli 11 ax ?? x to iff ill ?? till ct ...

... F It A N C E. Tuix rumour is circulated in some Legitimist or Fusiouuist circles that the Count de- Chambord has been invited to. the English Court. and that, the visit -\will take place in the month of Miarch next, when the ex- Qaeen of the French has returned from her visit to Spain, and when the united family will be received by her Britannic Majesty. It is added that a letter to that ...