... Z,71JE. - lhEtl]. Iiftv-riZht Sociorum Corpmensrtles. eihteuerl '';ludi('ate bIaotel-s, thirteerl Middle Btichetors, forty- tour Jlm;tfr (ill, I6ti C;ndidate dr,., 78f) Scnior Sophis- ter> 7sS Jlulior rio., 234 Seniol Freshmerit 2tx1 Junior dm t-rl ex-Si2rrs, and thirtv Siz.ars: rnal.ing a total of ly .;0 Illrbmbcss. The tlegI ees- corlgerl ed in the Univel sityr in trhe year 1Sn3, cornprised ...

... 5- -- T3f l - - TBlE MAINE LIQUOR LAW. TO Tlll EDITORL OF TI I.ELFA1AST NEWS-LETVER. Srta-Th ?? of publie opinonl which was lately eshihitet in the VYictoiHa-llal regardinr ?? 5Maine Iiquor Law, i the very lrre andl inleiten- fial asseublw, tha, attwi~led-shoed their attach- 1ii1,itt to such a ntbe t. ,asure by their repeated tiid entliu.,a,,tic applau e, the gentlemen who laboured ...

... - vrred the introductorv lecture of the series slectin i't)1' his subject s The Lhdt of Creation anli Revela- tion, and referred at the conclusion to ed;lcution in general in other countries. The lecture w1as blter- spersed nith a val-ietv of intelestin.Se matter, and, at thc conclusion of its deliv(rv, elicited XParm applause. ISIr. R. SI;Crevey moved and AIr. P:lisiev seconded, a vote of ...

... THr Greek. Lent is over, and it is Easter at Constan- tinople. All night long great guns have been firing afar cff, and small arms are being discharg>ed by ex- citable persons at every street corner. You might fancy the town was being stormed, instead of holding high festival-so violent is the noise and uproar. During the day the streets are crowded as a fair, and perambulated by itinerant ...

... SERVANT-GALrSM IN AUSTRALIA. (P2rom2 WiestmirtA' Victori.) IfERrs is a pretty young emigrant who yesterday signed articles to a genteel family. Shie had secured as tier vocation the door-bell and t'he messagze department; yet to-day she throws up her situation the moment she learns that the house, is not near a thoroughlcare, and, particularly a road to the diggings [wvhere she might be ...

... MANN-ING OF BRITISHI VESSELS. (Fronz the Mnornig Herald.) IT is quite needless to (1irect pahuiic attentiun to the harrowing details of the late awful catastroblie. If we recur to thesubject to-day, it is that w e mayagain empress upon the Goverinment the absolate necessitv of providing some efficient bupervision of all arrange- ments upon which the safety of largre numbers of he public depend ...

... BELFAST PRESBYTE1'Y. TLiF ausual Pnccithly MPIt-c-tg of tim ?? ?? xe.~terclcv. lin tim Mc Si t Chl!cicrl, cit c-Ic-c-cu~ o'cle ock. 'Thert' was a c~nsi~dccrabte ?? cln nist els aind chic-n., Tj'c Mliildertrci thel Re v. Professor Gjic'-cccv invic opnd thel -uccatiehr c5ith devotionacl axi-rateci, tce m~inu~tes ?? thet prcrvcous meetinig sturt read by the Cleric. Ak TIc i-citrhircc w'S then'T ...

... c~lic es5 THE NEW AMERICAN TARIFF.-THE LINEN AND SEWED MUSLI-N TRADES. (Fron the Liverpool Daily Titien.) TeHn free-trade propositions of the United States Go- vernment have excited the attention of the American press; and every.paragraph in the Secr tarv of -the Treasury's report has been revi th- utost jealousy and care. - Interests never bita heard of, and which appear to lie but tery ...

... ~:Tqr &-rnfu. PJtc)MU'TINS --aND EXCIANGES. 1 0) Art-ol FICI: JA.V.1 3. * 3rd J~iz'iit Di'LOU:t2iS.Tiu. lIX, 'r1 Ore to lie Capt- bh ?? 'ice ao s C il-i ' xvl ) r-eti'es-,(apt F. Sit'v-il, ftoin 85Jtl? Foot, to be C ?? vice Urine, w*lo exchetrres. Fth t be , ht ?? F. Garfot-th, from 68lh Foot. tu be TLieLe , Vice W. ?? Gaforth, who es- Si cn-in-esi~e t~rT.Eli and Iiu.thePtm . i.. Fra.ser to ...

... fforrigrl 3Ilntdgzfit-z, THE WAR IN THE EUAST. Tmc Paris correspondent of the Tinses, writing on Tuesday evening, savs:-. I mentioned a dcay or two ao tihat a commnunica- tion had been made Ljv tlhe F (rech Government to the Cabinet of St. Peters b!tiro. whichi. wihatver be its pro- per title, bad all tlit ' chavncti'r of an vsniwftu;ttiL. anld that the El'isi: Government concurred in it. I ...

... THEE ENLARGEMEN'T' OF THI: BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. announced by us for some tiune past, is now arranged, to commence on PPJDAY, THrE i3uD FEBRUARY, 18541, on and from whlich date our journal wvill be extendled to a size One FotV.-a largel titan its presentc diniell- sions thus rendering our sheet the L ARGEST thrice- a-week plper ?? published in Iroland. This akldition to the size of tile News ...

... THE WAGES MOVIE.dENT. PnRsTOrN. JAN. 26.-The adjouirned meeting of the associated toasters of Preston and its ircigbourhood was held to-day, under the Presidency of Mr. T. Mil- lei. About 40 persons were present. I am informed that a mnjority of the meeting were in favour of affur- ther adjournmnent for three months, but, in deference to the opinion of the conmnmittee, no proposition to that ...