... TuE CZ..n's CRAFT.-The Russian fleet, like its pro- prietor, persists in lying perdue. ATOTIor-eL POSTPONEiENrT.-People are wondering at the absence of the summer; but the fact is, it has been postponed in consequence of the war. PROVERBIA.,L Pniu.osoreLt.-BzAn AND FORBtEAR.- Russia, without a doubt, is the Bear, and Prussia, evi- dently, is For-bear. T'iE SOLDIER'S TrAzzit-The British soldier ...

... C ?? THE IMA flE LIQUOR LAW TO THE ErDITOR Or TOF E LRLFST I'WS-LETTEnt Sue;-I rejoice that my former note has brought for- vard, thle ophilOTIS of sonle of thle citizens of this towv, on the llecessity of continued correspondence on the rnost important question of the day-the Maine Law. I cannot ?? is it a matter of much mnoment- the reason why Mr. George Pepper, thle indefatigable originator ...

... SL - O=- F TIL -- SALE OF THE TAY'LEUR.i A esumrnous company was attracted to tle offn c of Messrs. Cunard, Munn, and Co., Liverpool, on Mjoen- clay, in consequence of an announcement that the wvreck of the ill-fated iron ship Tqylaur, as she now lies off Lambay Island, ,oold beoffere}d for sale by auction. The conditions of sale, lwhch wvere read be- for- the vessel was put un, stated that ...

... -OE YOUNG IRELAND AT HOMhE AND ABROAD. THE followinz extract from the ZreTo York Citiren is the reply of Young Ireland trans-Atlantic, -to the invi- tation to Young Ireland Ultra-montane to return of the ancient faith, as it was in Old Ireland-:to get re- baptised in The old holy well:_ (From ?? Citizcn of May 20.) a We have reenived for >PicabitiQwrte efoldtr note, card, missive, bulletin, ...

... LORD JOHN RUDSSELL AND THE CITY OF LONDON. Loan Joset RussitLa has already issued an address to his late constituents, seeking re-election for the city of London. The letter runs as follows:- TO THE ELECTORS 0OF THE CITY OF LfONDOV. Gentlemen-Her Majesty having been pleased to confer upon me the office of President of the Council, my seat in Parliament has become vacant. In requesting you ...

... LATEST I NTELLIGLE-CPE. BY MtAGiETWIC TELLGPIpr. L ONO NB D\ S SAtU R 1DA!.Y AUSRTLA ;N TTRKEY ViEXN7A, iletlox ;u. jll-.Advicrs from Constanti- nople to thc 8th of J3 anc ceo ilat a con v-entiojn l-is ben cnonludodu Lctwr.ur the (itto'nan P' rte anid A :llstiOaattinridn;l the tcor. to occalip, trinc';,.: !ities whbcn tihelisians evaclate thern. This is au- ?? Edit. o ~t- Krf¢urniag CkeirZCle ...

... LONDON NEWS OF SA.TURDAY. THE OVERLA.AND MAIL. T~asSTE, SATURDAXT Moynao.-The steamer from Alexandria arrived at half-past five this morning. The COndics steamer left Alexandria June 10th, with ad- vices fiom Calcutta I6th of May, Madras 21st, liong- Kong 6th, Singapore 15th, Penang and Bombay 23rd. The telegraph between Bombay and Calcutta is completed. Serious riots by the Chinese have ...

... DEPAtTuRr or Tno'os.-Another detachment of the 4th Dragoon Guards,.numbering 30 men, under the command bf Captain Robinson and Lieut. Wilkinson, left Portoballo Barracks, on Thursday morning, for emibarkation on board the William Jackson. EMBARItATION Or TIHE HEAD-QUARTERS DivisioN or nwiioT~erAr. lnassie DrGOOsrs.-At eight o'clock on Fri- day mnorning, the head-quarters' division of the 4th ...

... I 9t i4 fcallX5 XW (ESTABLISHED, ViVO 173-7.) BELFAST: W 3D-NESDAY, JUNE 7, 1854. MIOST DIPORTIANT FROM THE SEAT OF WAR. Tim intelligence conveyed to us by the telegraphic despatches of yesterdav are by far the most cheering which have arrived since the commencement of the war. They wholly contradict the Fabian plan of the campaign which the Timaes, a few days ago, under Aberdeen tutelage, ...

... PRE-RAPHAELITIS I. TuN following is extracted from a Review of Rus& kine's Lectures, in the Critic of the Ist inst. The lecture on Pre-Raphaelitism opens thus. The subject on which I would desire to engageyour attention this evening, is the nature and probable. result of a certain schism which took place.e few years age among our British artists. This schiiti, or- rather the heresy which led ...

... THE LOSS OF THE T]GER, PADDLE- STEAM-FRIG.KI'E. Anr~i~roun we have yet no ofticial report of the loss of the Tiger, 16, paddle, Captain Henry Wells Giffard, at Odessa, yet the latest news from Admiral Dundas's fleet leaves us no longer hope for pronouncing the Russian Baron Munchausen's story an unfounded des- patch. We now learn that the Aiaer, 14, screw, Com- mander Heath, returned to ...

... Heson again! Thank God for that: for a year of loving- kindness here and away; for a hearth with no shadow on it when the wanderer comes; for spared lives, re- stored health, and mercies more in number than the stars. it is good to get home again. The very soil of nly country is precious. I (take pleasure in her stones, and favour the dust thereof. After travelline about 20,000 miles, and ...