... THE SUGAR IDUTIEi.-MR. GLADSTONE's I |FIN. WE could-if we had anry bow~els of compassion for the most arrogant member of the Coalition-nlmost pity, the miserable condition to whichl the Chancellor of ?? of All the Talents hs redleced hitimsC.. In b's sutpplementary Budget, his main ob- iect was to cover his blu-nders and deceptions by making another great bid for popularity amnong the Free ...

... MOND-AY'S 1bONDON NEWS. FRANCE AND GREECE. TirE Tbaes gives an important article firem the .Ae. niteur of Sunday, on the position assumed bv the Government of Greece on the Eastern question. Th ?? recalls ald the good offices which Franee ha! lavished upon Greece from the original accocaplishmen of its independence, ata cost to the French nation of aD less than one hundred million francs, ...

... On Thursday last, the forty-eighth meeting of this society was held in the AMusic Hall, Abbey Street, Dub. fin. Att twelve o'clock, the Dean of St. PATalsCt's Was called to the chair. The Rev. Dr. SIrrr read the report, which stated that the society had granted, from the commencement. books to the amount of £06,070 3s 7d. The total number of copies issued by the society, since its forma- tion, ...

... IRISH TENANT RIGHjT BILL. TnE. Moraing Chronicle says the Bill upon this impor- tant and much-debated question, which was referred to a select committee, has been brought before the House of Lords by tee Duke of Newcastle. Under its present form, as amended by the select committee, it contains 140 clauses, in addition to several schedules, and is en- titled, An Act to consolidate and amend ...

... GRAND BAIL COSTUM5E AT THE FRENCII EMIBASSY. I, the Xn~w-c1,tis- of Monlday we gave a short descrip- tion of this magnticen letertainment to her -Majesty an rneA Ilbort. We now supply fullerpriuas Th;e aippeoi'ancO of thle Queen and Royall Family and thinjr respective suites, in thle fashion of thle day, mnare the, Royal groups easily distingruishable among. the gay and fanciful dresses of ...

... GR1AND BAL COSTUM'.1P AT TI-IE FRRENCH EIBA SSY. HEnR 31a`e3tv and Prince Albert having, aecbrding to the tenour -oF the invitations issued, ;deigned to ho- nour the French ArminsasEt.lr nn,l the Coujnteus Walewski wvith ?? companiy on Fridav, the 12th of M1dar, at a Ue costume, the utmnostexertinns were made by their Exacellencies, assist( d bv the g-oeneral supe rin- tence of M. de Saux, ...

... 3DOrticultutz. GARDENING OPERA1TIONS FOR THE VEEK. FLowVEn GAaDEN AND SIarunBaEsSs.-Except in favoured localities, it wvill be unsafe to commence planting out the bedding stock until we experience a decided change of weather. Meantime get the plants nicely hardened off and arranged, so that when plant- ing out has commenced, it can be (lone expeditiously. Also decide upon what is to occupy ...

... Tim annual meeting of this reverend body took place on Tuesday, the V6th instant, at twelve o'clock, in the PresbyterianaChurcE, Aughnacloy. Therewasalarge attendance of ministers and elders on the occasion, and a number of the respectable Presbyterians of the neighblourhood were assembled to witness the proceed- in,-s. - The Rev. Joars BrZsoawv, oF Monaghan, the out- going S'Moderator, after ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-TIIuIDAimy (YisE:rD.r.) Lord CASTLEROSSE presented] a petition, signed by neariy 1 itO persons in IreLand, including 10 peers aind i4 members of P1;rliament, and all the Reman Catiolinc ?? ail I bi;iops, against the plroiposed interfereneo with e'nnvents and monarstic institutions. In reply to Mr. D;--sio\onr and Nlr. OTWVAY, Sir CHARLES WOOD said the Burmese difficulty Was at ...

... 47 rri 1) _qll THE WAR ON THE DANUBE. 1iUurBTIn ENTrIrt Oc TirE TbURK5 INTO BESSAIttireA. Lr Prosse states, on the authority of ' a deespatch fr om Vienna, that the Turks have achieved a new suc- cess in the Dobrudscha. Not only have they marched upon abahclhigh, after having forced the enemy to re- treat towards Isaatscha, but six thousand Turks have landed in Bessarabia. A glance at the map ...

... = ?? =- - - - PRESB3YTERIAN CHURCH-SYNOD OF DUBLIN. ON Tuesday last the Synod Of Dublinit met att Athione, in the Primitive Wesloyan ChapIlel, kindlv givenl f,,r the occasionl. The1re as asmall attenldance Lof ministers andi elders, lint a respectable cogeaiol of mjem.bers and friends of the Presbyvterian Chuirch inl the nih bourhood. Shortly after twelve ouljoek., die They. IV. _M'AIis teLr, ...

... Etz armu. PROMOTIONS Am noEXuCNGES I WVAR OrFICE, -MAYr 12. Royal Horse Guards-O. L. C. Williams to be Cor- net, by purchase, vice Sykes, who retires. 3rd Dragoon Guards-Staff-Surgeon of the Second Class R. M. Allen to be Surgeon, vice Mapleton, who exchanges. 7th Light Dragoons-R. S. WV. Bulkeley to be Cor- net, by purchase, vice Brisco, promoted. 10th Do.-NV. Mayne to be Cornet, by purchase, ...