... Grocery Stock, Donegall. St., continued this day, ?? ?? ?? ?? G. C. 1Tvndman. U.niens, at the Mart, to-morrow. ?? G. C. EIhlvm11e. Flaxsceed, at G. 11byn's stores, May 10, ?? IL. C. Clarke. Furniture, in Smithfield Square. May 10, P. MI'Shane. Cornti at WV. MIC'C urea & Son's, May 12, .. G. C. Hyndman. I-oases, at the Mart, May 18 .. . G. C. Hyndiumni. ?? CriusTnci APPOINTsINrNTS.-Diocese of ...

... THE LATE MARQUIS OF LONDONDEERRY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sir-In vour notice of the late lamented Lord Anglesey, and the detail of the military services of that distinguished cavalry officer, more particularly at the period when commanding the cavalry division, during the retreat of the army under Sir John Moore, I observe the following:- 1 At Benvenetta he repulsed tihe ...

... agricuttltue THE YEALTflER-THE CROPS. Since Friday we were visited by drizzling showers of rain which continued up to Sunday night, when a perfect torrent succeeded, and did not cease up to an advanced hour yesterday. The crops look extremely welt everywhele; 1and if hot weather should set ill, it would have a most beneficial effect upon the growing crops, especially potatoes and cereals. ...

... TU-lE AR3MY, &,c. Tan depot of the 2nd (or Queen's) Regiment arrived ?? on Wednesday, from Athlone, and proceeded to the Linen Hall Barracksc, to occupy quarters (va- | catedi by the G3rd Regiment), for the purpose of doing duty in the g.rrison. Tie depot consists of fifteen officers, seveniteen sergeants, seventeen corporals, five drummers, and 3DI privates. CoUr r-MAnIsL. AT WmDnsoi.-_A ...

... WE have already taken occasion to remark that England's difficulty is regarded by the American annexationists very nearly in the same light as that in which it is viewed by the small treasonable faction among her Majesty's subjects in Ireland-an oppor- tunity for carrying into practice those vile theories which neither party dares more than whisper ' with bated breath when the mighty ...

... T tIM lTIrTon R-OAL TImsr .-TlIe remnant of this celebrated regiment, which serve(l ith distinguished ?? durin.g the late Chinese war, after a protracted absence from home. recently returned-a mere shadowl of its former strength-the non-corninissioned officers we believe, only numbering, on their arrival in this coultry, sixteen or eighteen men! The ftitigue, enpntal and hodily, consequent ...

... LATEST I N-TELLIGENCE rB MAGNETnC TESEGRAPI-H. YESTERDAY'S J0NDO NEV7S. THE BALTIC. Taz T-HaooTTE, JunY 26.-.By virtue of an order of Admiral Napier and Percival Desclenes, neutral vessels are authorised to come out of blockaded ports. IIltUtG, JGuIr 26.-The Dasefliess has arrived, bringing sick and wounded from tilt Baltic; among tlhe former is Admiral Corrg. TUR K E1 Y. CONSTA.NTsNOPL, ?? 15 ...

... PARIS EXHIBITION OF 1855-CO-OPERATION OF ULSTER. As Dr. Lyon Playfair has arrived in Belfast, being a Commissioner from her Majesty's Government to bring the importance of a proper display of Irish pro- ducts at the French Exhibition of next year practi- cally before our community-and, as it is intended to hold a meeting on the subject, at one o'clock to-day, we believe, in this ?? deem the ...

... THE IRISH LAMND BILLS.-THEIR WITH- DRAWAL BY THE GOVERNMENT. Auroras the bills destined to be shelved this session are ' The Landlord and Tenant (Ireland) Bill, and The Leasing Powers (Ireland) Bill. The fact was distinctly communicated to the House of Commons, on Tuesday night, by Sir John Young, and somewhat indistinctly in the House of Lords, on the same even- ing, by the Duke of ...

... EDUCATION AFTER THIE ROMNAN MODEL. Wmnt~s the epichlet godless wvas first applied to the education afforded by the Queen's Colleges, it fbound great favour with the Roznish hierarchy in Ireland, because the svstem adopted was one which, if not ?? in its tendency, certainly didl not encourage the hope of the priests that it mlight be converted into an afliliated branch of the Propa- gandi. ...

... DUBLIN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION ON Tuesdtiy theq nicbftl h1 ns61i mtinli' of the miembr of this association ~vs held~in the Oomtuittterooms, _35 Sot neStreet, -Dublin. At four- o'clock- th chair was' taken'be IT. i-h. Tn~~sN Faq The AsSInTa-r.SrdIZ Tiaaflvhin yreadl the roinoths oaf: the last mein, g,-rTEAY-~ * rhe CumATELAN thee ?? to alidde, in strong terms,, th attempt made to 6vfrihrotr the ...

... LATEST INTELLIG ET E I BY MAGNETIC TELEGRH'll. YLSTEULDAIY'S L0_NJ-]ON-DON -NEWS. THE EXPEDITION TO Til] CRIMIEA. LANDING OF TIHE TROOPS. ViENNA, WVnEDrNESDsAY NnrllT-Alvices from Con- stantinepie of the 16th state that 25,00i0 French and 25,000) English, and 13,000 Turks, landed safely at Eupatoria on the 14th, ?? meeting with any resistanco. They immeliately commenced nnarchhng on Sebastopol ...