... NATIONAL EDUCATION Is IRELAND.. TWENTIETT `REPORT OF TlS COtctiSSIOsNIsES OF NATiONAL aDUCATION IN lRtLAND, FOR TliE YF:aR 1853. To his Excelleicy Edward Granville,iEarl oF St. Ger- 'mans, (13B. Lord Lieuteniarit-General and General- Governor of Ireland. -NtUM1J3Er3 OF SCllOOLS ANID ATTENDANCE. On thd 31st of December, 1;52, we dad 4,875 schools in opersitiolnvhich were attended by 544,604 ...

... THE I{IBERNILAN IX3BLE SOCIETY. Tin annual meeting of the friends and supporters of the Belfast Auxiliary to the Hibernian Bible Society was held on MIonday last, at twelve o'clock, in the 'Victoria Hall, Victoria Strect. There was a pretty large attendance, and a deep interest was evinced in the proceedings. Amenn those present we observed- Richard Davison, Fsq:, MBIp.; Rev. T. F. Miller, ...

... Lvnryroor., TEuRts-DAY.-The second meeting which the British Association has held ill the town of' Liver- pool, being the twenty-fourth annual meeting of that distinguished body, was opened yesterday evening by an address of the Right Hon. the Earl of Jiarrowby, who is very appropriately president of the association, on the occasion of its meeting in a town with which his lordship has been so ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... F2AIRS IN ULSTIRi. I Cerrr 2,VT~i\ -hr ?? 1uclax-. S~llbr2S. C i-I' -lii- ?? -I~ ~ ~~(I a 1,2>. .2. Fto 2:1)l ?? . I lL. t22 CocI>I ?? 22cl' 2*. ~27~ I r1fclt 1,12 .2 1 c 112r.1 02 2 l n 221 1o-Nr YmtI;IANA -r 1,.l 22E1t'.lI~ii.irhl)i~i~vlc~i212. 'II ediyeslan.- clr~kl CoT-.x-r)- ~ ~ ~ ~ E~tll2.u c.I d o proprinet ofintweocltin. our iets o tileastol-athe propietyof istrutingourforeig4EE ...

... THE TRILLICK TRAGEDY-FALSEHOODS OF TiHE RIBBON CONIPURGATORS. WEV return to this topic. not because eve have to re- say, or unsay, anything we have already advanced in reference to the foul conspiracy, but because it is highly necessary that we should help oar Protestant cotemiporarics in affixing the brand of falsehood upon those writers who have presumed, in the teeth of facts, of moral ...

... EItc Svnl. MILITARY PROMOTiONSt WARt Oir[CE, Srl'T. 22. 5th Dragoon Guards-Leut- J. Henley to be Capt., wvithout ?? vice Duekwuroth, deceased. 3rd LightJrtUnSUI. 11. A. Ouvrv to he Maoby ?? ice Forbes, wholl reth ec. Locut. It. I. illia-ms to he Captain, by purchase, vice Ouvry; ILieut. W. W. King,, from 12-th Light Dra-I goons, to be Licut., vice Gifl'urd, who exchianges; Cornet N. C. ...

... HARVEST 1HOME AT CARNDONAG1. (Abvidgedfroa the UIearawmm.) THE system of giving these social entertainments has boen introduced uiih the most salutary effect into irinishowen, by the excellent Protestant Rector of Donagh, ho Rev. N, C. MKartin. On Wednesday even- inty, the reverend gentlernan gave the usual harvest- horse dinner to the tenants orl his glebe lands, aoll thie gathiering on the ...

... DECLINE OF TILE JITOEI TRADE. E MIGRIATI0 N. Musc. S ILITTLEDALEL'S Circular for the present month says, There is no doubt that the losses in imports and exports dais year havebeen heavy and pretty general; the manufacturers. to get rid of surplus stoc3;s, have consigned largely on their ovn account to foreign markets, with bad results to themselves, and causing the same to other senders, ...

... The Times correspondent, writing from Constanti- nople on the 10th instant, furnishes the following ex- traordinary and almost incredible statement:- If anything could defeat an enterprise so necessary and so hopeful, it would be the tone in whbich it has been discussed during the last-few vweekcs. To pretend that the expedition is p'opular would be to assert what must be contradicted by every ...

... BY MAGN~ETIC TEGLEGRAPH. YESTERDLJY'S LONDON NEWS. TE~LEGRAPHIIC DIESPATCHES FROM THEF ARMY IN 'THE CHIMEA. A despatch has been received from Lord Raglan andl Marshal St. Arnaed, giving some further details respecting- ti~e expedition to the Crimea. The de- patch was forwarded to Oimer l'acha, who telegraephed, it to L'ord( woetmorelard. It is dated the 17th inst., one dav later ?? the former ...