... El b, (RTMK. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR OFFIcE, JULY 14. 1st Foot Guards.--.'1o be Captains and Lieut.- Colonels, without purchase-Lietnt. anld Capt. R. Brad - ford; 1Loout, arid Capt. Mi. Bruce; Brevet-Cc]. F. Clinton, h~. 22nd Lighit Dragoons. To be ccpt and Lieut.-Coinel, without purchase- Brov. Lieut.-Col. T. S. Conway, C.B., from 22nd Foot. To be Lieutenants and Captains %without ...

... 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 ...

... .Imperial Tgarliament, HOUSE OP LORDS-MNcMY, JUSiL 7. The House met at five o'clock. OCCUPATION OF THE DANUBtIAN PRINCIPALITTEs By AUSTRIA. The Earl of MNIALMESBUIRYpostponed his motion for copies of the correspondence between the English Government and the Court of Vienna on the occupation of the Danubian provinces by the Austrian army, from Tuesday until a future day. MbERCHIANT SHIPPrNG ...

... DY MAGNETIC TELUEGRhPH. LONDON NLTWS OF SATFURDAY. RUSSIAN PROPOSAL FOR PEACE. VisaEN, FRO)AY NIeGT.-Despatelhes bavn been for- warded to London and Paris, stating that Russia pro. poses to accede to the terms of the protocol of she 9Oi of April, as a basis for a negociation of peace. Thir is ?? ?? of tde CUr-onicle. THE PRINCIPALITIES. JASSY, Juryv 9.-The number of wounded Rus. sians on the ...

... A MLNISTEAL crisis Was almost universally an- ticipated as the result of Lord John Russell's propo- sition on Monday night, in the House of Commons, for the vote of £17,300 for the expenses of tile new Secretary-at-War; but for once the sages of theLon- don press were nistaken in their view of the political horizon. The vote was agreed to, without a division, and almost without more than ...

... FA I RS. ?PO'TADOWis FsAi.-Onr fair on Saturday wassmall, but the cattle were in fine condition, and of a superior class. Prices for good cattle, suitable for grazing, brought a high price, while milch cowvs of any descrip- F tion were not so high as formerly. Yoaug cattle were in ;good demand, at t'air prices. ISV}ERNss GRE1AT SHOEE? AND Wooc FAta.-Thlisim- portant market comimenced, as usual ...

... THiE WAR. TEE SULINA AFFAIR. Tutu following has been received at the Admiralty:- PflOCaEIaSos OF TrIt F5IR131i3AND, OFF THiE DANUBEs. Britannia, off Baltschik, Ist July, 1834. SIr_-I bog to acquaint you, for the information of thec Lords' Commissioners of the Admiralty, that Captain Parkser, of the Firebratd, on the night of the 26th-27th June, nearly surprised the Cossack Guard at the ...

... COrm5pantma. WORKIOUSE CHNAPLAhINS. I TO THElZ EDITOR OF TenE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER? Sit-As the public in general may not be aware of the principles by which the Commissioners of the Poor Law Board in Dublin are actuated in the disciharge of their duties, I must lay before you afeke facts for the formoatioll of your readers. There are three chaplains attached to this union, each of whom have ...

... DINNER TO THE MENMB3ERS OF THE REMION STUR.ANT AND NON.-SUBSCRLBING BODIES AND THE PIJESBYTERY OF ANTRIM. ION XWednesday evening the members of these bodies were entertained by the members of the congregation of'Dunmu~rr. The din~ner was served in anapartment calculated to accommnodate about two hundred persons, and the tables were closely occupied. Tb a bleak house was, by thc' agency of ...

... B U L L E T I N Im NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, ]BELFAST, WEDNESDAY, NITH JULY, 12 O'CrOCK NOON. BY L MDETI TELE AT $ A 1IS tU -IVS LOX D 0 N N E WS, F R A N C E. PARs, Tr,-SDA EvENt( .A11 securitics 1ore or less demanded on the Bourse to-day. The Three per Cents. closed at ?? 45c. S P A I N. It wras confideatly runmoured in Paris yesterday that a Pronunciamento had taken place at Saragossa to the ...

... As we anticipated in the remnarks offered in our last on the subject of the present position of Ministers the cfrisls has not been overpassed ; it has only been postponed. We have much more information nowv to guide us in forming a correct opinion than eve had when commenting upon the coalition panic of Satur- day and Monday. We have, at all events, quite suf- ficient insight into what then ...

... FURTHER ACCOUNTS. DtnrLrm.-On no former occasion has the anniversary of the Glorious Revolution of 16SS been commemo- rated with such a degree of loyal enthusiasm in the city of Dublin, as on Wednesday last. The members of the different Orange Lodges celebrated the day in their usual fraternal and constitutional manner. The members of the Enniskillen (1612), 'Williamite (1234), Cumberland ...