... CAPTAIN PEEL, RN., AT TAM WORTH. TuE return of Captain Peel from the Crimea was taken advantame of bv the inhabitants of Tam- wortl as a fittingr opportunity for the presentation of an aeldre's to the gallant captain. On WerInes- dry, thestrortsevwre decorated with garlands unrl resto. , and the Ma yor andt the members of thre Towti Cruneil, nttirod in tiheir robes of ornce. mot the irallant ...

... TO ITH EDITOII OF TiHE3 MOiRliNtNO ALvtirils ER. Slin-I huve now labl thlt whole of mny caie be. fore the pIblic, awid titer minst i'cube ?? or inot I am juistifi-d in so driinig. My letter to Lord Palin 'rston askiliPO fPr' INii' sS 11er1-ely r' oapitiilstei all tiat i; alrfeiily lcrorin. and it is ussloess ti rep at it. I have only to rejurirk that I irceivud to reply Fron hi; Ilrir hip, nor ...

... THE PRESBYTERIAN IISREPRPESENTA- TION SOCIETY. A SKELETON report of the proceedings which took place at the recent meeting of this society, in our Corn Exchange, appeared in tie Banner of Sa- turday, in the shape of aln advertisenient. It is an ill wind which blows nobody good 'I'his re- port consists of the names of the persons assembled, the rules agreed to as the basis and cotstitution of ...

... nt .I . Anl-Ten LrrrI'r INSA ?? band of this regi- 1nput ?? to church, for the first time, on Sunday ,nor'ring last, accompanied by the bandmaster, Herr Fr. g. Thomas. As a musician, Mr. Thomes has no superior and very few equals in this kingdom. Tire perfectioll at Which the band of the Arinagh Ligrht Infantry has alreadly arrived is a strong testi- nonial to his indefatigable attention to ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT- [ByO4GETIO TISUEOMIAIL 110UjSD OF tORDS-YESTsnnAv. I.X~IiOjjVE)tNT OF ?? JiABUACISS. The mike of RICHM11OND saidl lie had seen, a noticO in thie papers calfllr il e architects to fuliiisli ,i IIIls for the ereetiofl of' new barracks, I-Cievishied to pr~es upoil his noble frieid, the Secretary-at-War, that. iln erectingp such I tirachs, duo care eheuni be taken that therle ...

... THE1: AIENNA FA1OCE--NNEUTRALITY OF ANUST1I IA. I Tl'l':ln call no longer he ;anly doubt as to the filial lrcalc-nl) of the Conlfer ences at Viennla, the faet halvilig been, officially annilunced in both houses of the Imperial Pai lialiletit. The short debate in the I louse of' Lords on Tuesday evening, which we insert to-day crime und , wvill give the reader a succinct his- tory of the whole ...

... T1EE WAR IN TIHGE C 1PIEA. I (Fro lws th ?? Upukda Oowuepondant.) B,~I- Ki.AVA, SAVTiURDAY', Dix. I.-The iiext twovie wesek-s are ilxoliexi forwtard to with someo anxiety, less onl Ouri OWn accouxit hare than in regard to what thle h Dixie Govxer'nmxent may darinogly carry i ito effect or apatfie hicnally neglect, ILS to pitschiiig olp a suddon , hl- low, and uineat istactory pono, or carrying ...

... 9'ri'IIE DECISIVE POINT. (Frion the Globe.) AuNlo, the ?? dielisions respecting tlhe ?? of the campaign is this one, that the troops at the disposal of the Allies have becen egage(1 in seatlered operations, instead of being conecentrateJ and di- recied on the doeriive point. We miglht ask wlere is tih decisive pllini ? For a ?? tiele the decisive point was tile south side of Sebastopol. Did ...

... ECCLESI ASTICA L. THUE ESTABLISIIED ClURlCIl. Tnr Rev. Dr. Mortimer O'Sullivan, Rector of Tan- dragee, has been appointed Chaplaill to his Grace the Duke of Manchester. It is said that Dr. Tighe, the Dean of Ardeigll, and also of the Castle chapel, will suceevd to the Deanery of Down, value £Z,000 a-year. -illimericA C/n oniicle. The Church Building Society has rceive donila- tions of £310i ...

... DEPARTURE OF THlE LORD LIEUTENANT FROM THE NO R T H. YEsTraeDAY, at half-past twelve o'clock, I);s Excel- lel)cy, the Earl of Carlisle, arrived from Mount- stewart, tho seat of the Marquis of Londonderry, nt the terminus of the Ulster Railway in this town, in the carriage of the noble Marquis, accompanied by Lord Londonderry, Lord Dufferin, Lord Rossmore, the Bishop of Down anl Connor, and T. ...

... THlE BALLYMIENA AND PORTRRUSH ltAIfLVAY. HAD space and tinme been at our command on Thuris- |lday monling, when we published an interesting re- port of the proceedings at the opening of this line, we should have ?? tile gratification we felt at the ?? colmhpletion (if a work so greatly ealculte(i to promote the extension of trade in the North-bEstern District of our Province. The new line ...

... THE D)ARK SID)E OF TIIE3 TURKISH PICTURE. Wc f{ar ?? Times, as the Trojans did the Greeks, especially when it presents us with its ChRuitilblc sympatlies. Whell the Tirnces conclueded UpOII helping the Government of the day on the extenl- sion of the income-tax to Ireland, it ?? the Rev. Sidney Godolphin Osborne to paint horrible sketches of the interiors of our worlkbouses, ?? scenes of' ...