... TuE usual weekly meeting of the Board of Guardians was ?? on Wednesday-J. WV S. Can Esq, in the chair. The other Guardians who attetded vere Drs. MLGCee and M'l .Mlinn; llenry HI. Murnes, and Hutcheson Posnett; Colonel Clarke, P1.l., was also present. A letter wsas read from Dr. Browne, 1-Ton. Secretary to the Cholera Dispensary Courniritlee of Belflast. stat- ing that a resolution hadl been ...

... ,?2crtirltlttuz. GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK PLANT DEPARTOENT-CONS ERVAT01TY, ?? have now bercome scarce out of doors, and will he more valued here in consequence; and every exertion should be used to keep this house wvell furnished during the winter months. Let Japan lilies that have done tlowering be removed to where thev can be kept dry a coil vinery, where they will have plenty of ...

... DEFEAT OIF THEE1 RSSIANS. (Freor thle Meorsfnie Her (By SUBEMARLN2E AND EUROPEANq TrELEOGRAS.) PARIS, WiEDtNEsnAjYOING. The following private telegraphic miessage has been received here this morning:- MARSEILLES, Seer. 26- ' Thle reserve at ?? received ordelrs to embarlk for the Crimea, on the 13th, under the ?? of General Levaillant. Hills Serene Hrighness the Pacha of Ezypt has been ...

... Obe 4prf,.6,5. THEE SHELVING OF THE SHAM REFORM BILL. (From the ?? Herald.) Accoa-nmo to Mr. Hume. we are to see no more of the Reform Bill until the war is over. Now, as after a peace of almost forty years a war of the greatest magnitude opens before us, to postpoae any measure iuntil the war is over is something worse than 4until this day seven years. The simple truth is, that the bill ...

... THiERE will be at least four comrittees sitting after Easter in which readers in Ireland will take an interest. They are that on charges of corruption against Irish members, the Stonor inquiry, 3Mr. Chambers's investi- gation into conventual establishments, and the exami- nation of the Louth election. The Marquis of Westmeath is to move, after the re- cess, for copies of anv correspondence ...

... Zi-e Wtrse (FronM ths 310o'ni);g HeralcL) Itr there was one duty paramount to all others which it was essential for those to discharge who had the!: managemnent of the negociations wiith-Russia, it was; to ensure that the Czar should-never he misled as to the course which this conntrv would pursue in the event of his making and persevering in hostile ag- gressions on the Turkish empire. St was ...

... THlE NWAR ON THE DANUBE. (Prorn the TiVes' Speha Corraespedemnt.) SHllUtA, Aprni S.-It is now evident that if Omar Pacha ever had any idea of acting on the offensive he has abandoned it, for the present at least, and resolved to collect all his available forces and make a stand within the intrenchments of Shumla. until the arrival of the allied army; and, although this delay will give the ...

... ?? ?? AMER IC A. * (Sttp~prementmny' `o Telegrapi fi oir 7ast.) TuiE following are the imore interestitig portions of the news broug ht by the Asic,t whose arrival at' Livrpool on Sondaiy, has been announced in- our, last:- Sam-rous Riers.ZThe At4erican Protestant Associa- tior assetnblod at Newarik; New Jerssj, on the -5th inst.; to celebrate the first sittinig of the Aiaerican Congress. The ...

... IT is an apartment of fear pieces, or rooms, inclusive of the kitchen, and exclusive o the antichansbre; a small vestibule without lighlt, where, if they want an additional room, the servant is often put to sleep, when not domiciled in the kitchen. The rest of the suite is composed of a salle 3 zuanger, a salon, one bed-room, and a kitchen. This is a very conainon partition ofthe upper storeys ...

... FARMING OPERATIONS IIOt AUGUST. Frroce the cold, wet. and dull weathet-r whlich has pre_ vailed till wvithin the ]ast ten days, tee ripeninrr of the cereal crops has been, in most localities, considerahly retarder], though they have advanced with reat ra_ polity since warm weather set in, and muchi of tiu- har a has been got up, which, ?? a short crop, in rlo,'t instances gives a pronriso ...

... ?? ffarci-qn litteugence, A ME RIC A. ARRIVAL OF THE AIERICA. LTVEPOOL, LIMoNDN..-The Royal mail steeps-ship America, Captain W. J. C. Lang, arrived at the river shortly before noon, vith 130 passengers, and 590,000 dollars in specie, of which a portion is for Havre. The America sailed from Boston at 3&.35 itm. on the 7th inst., and at 8.15 P}ra. same day passed the Royal I mail steam-ship ...

... THIE MIUNICIPAiL ELECTIONS- TOT&Li ROUT THOF''LE TOWN COUWNCIL'S OPPO- I 'ININIS. I Time elections held in this town, on &tturdar, to supply the seats at the Council bhard, vacated bv the routine retirement of three representatives in each of the five wards,nall resulted in the re-elec-uon of the retiring gentlemlien, who were cariditdrtes for their former honours. The-re w as, in fact, but ...