... I GRAID BAZAAR AT KINGSTOWN. This bazaar, which opened on Monday tast, was continued yeaterday. The attendance was as numerous and fashionable as on the day previous. Every train arriving from Dublin up to an advanced hour in the evening brought handreds from the city who were anxious to be present for the purpose ei promoting this great charity, having for its object one of the highest duties ...

... I AD DRESS T6 ~THE.LO~RD LlETENANT. I On yesterday a deputation from the Presbyterian Synod of Dublin waited by appointment upon the Lord Lieutenant, for the purpose of prescnting the following address to his Esicellency:- ITo 1ie Exccl~ency the Earl of Carlisle, Lord Lieutenant Gete- rat. and General Governor of Ireland. MAY IT PLEANE IOUR EXCELENCr-We, the Ministers and Elders of the Synod ...

... -THE WAR - - I - ?? . . ?? 7 .. ~ ?? , -- .- .- ., , . , I mY MAGNETIc TELEGRA. BGM31BARDIN .T'OF.SEBASTOIPOLS ?? '(Frn tfl Slpelal Corpondcnt of tu Tins.), BDALAXIvA, APRiL l4tft, FIVE A.Lr,',-Tffe 'dannonsda rnd bouabardrnentbave lasted 'sioe Lond , y.. Each gtis fires 120 rounfs per diems Nevertleloss, the fire of the eiemy as anot much 'diminished. The Russians 'rheelved ,t?3. ttwo ...

... F YROLICKING ENSIGNS. The Commander-in-Chimt has issued tbe following merno- randnom eeverely censuring two ensigns of the 30th reginient for insulting, in a very infamous'manner, Ensign Faliner, of the 60th regiment:- : Horse Guards, March 28, 1865. i It appears that on tbe 1st of March, Ensigns Sanders and Neville, of the 80th regiment, broke in the door of Ensign Falkner, b0th regiment, ...

... I LOUD JOUN RUSSELL. I L4ORD JOHN RUSSELL. ~ I (Fromn ths T'imes of MHuaday.) We did 'think that when Lord John Ituqsell, after Iis other numerous and varied 9ppearsnces in public, suddenly brlki up the Aberdeen ministry, brought in his old rival, Lord Palmerston, started as plenipottentiary to Vienna, and on the way accepted the colonies, be had out done even him- self in the novelty and ...

... at - _ - mU.. t*I MAuIHme Or Taoors FrG THE Cuansa.s.-The full corps of the County Dublin Militia regiment, with its offi- cers, marched from these quarters yesterday afternoon to the King's-bridge Railway Terminus, and thence proceeded by special train at three o'clock to Newbridge, en route for the camp at the Curragb, Kildare, where quarters have been pre- p'ired for the reteption of the ...

... ' 7TES CouPO7TIN. -. - A quarterly meeting of the Town JOnIciU l W5S 'held yes- terday at the City Hall, The dLOD MAYOR in the chair. The following members attended ?? Roe, Hoyte, 'Farrell, L. Reynolds, Gresham, Sir T. O'Brien, Moylan,I Kinahan, and Andrews Cournsillors Wilson, Casin, Butler, It. Kelly, c'Zlbill, Taggart, White, Bousall, Hutton, Pils- worth, Tracy, Rieilly, 'Pnnkett, Whelan, ...

... HORTICULTURE FrowRR GAsDEN AND SEiauBBxrSl.-Where the beds are filled with spring flowering things the effect of the pre- sent arrangement should be carefully examined while the principal part of the plants is in bloom, making a memoran- dam of any alterations which it may be deemed proper to effect at next planting time. Light well drained soils are already so dry that a good soaking of water ...

... The usual weekly meeting of the guardians of this union was held yesterday in the board-room, James's-street, Sir ROBEBT SHAw, Bart., in the chair. The following guardians were in ?? Wisdom, J P; Captain Nowlon, Dr Owens, George G Place, Edmond Lawless, Cornelius Shannon, John Bonsall, Francis Smith, Rody Keshan. Chas F Dowling, Henry Price, Wmn, E vans, D P Ryan, J P; Thos J Wyse, W B ...

... TUE MEATS ' U . , .; X TO, THE TORE X' TMo ; FRaE 1 Hannon's Hotel, Kelie, November8Oth, 1855. -DEARcSMt-It may ba well. tO cautioa- ?? tuke an initerestlu i the' appoaching election for- this county not to be thro*noff- their' guard by any of-the' multhiarions stories *that are cirodlated. Amonast th reet itis parttfcalarly pro- pagated, by, the very tmen' wh6' are dte bpsieit underhand ...

... AMERA{'A. (FROtx OURt oWN Culthli5PODE-T.J LitvpuOul. SundaY. The connrequence of the nin-eldction of a opesakr ii tbit ?? Presidn 'a anuu.. msessage tiad not teni a~lverei to atber boues, asd that we are deprived of this MoSL i.0pOT' ani documeuL for another wtek, it not louger. LIaneia Stsw Yurk paper uwtvs, ?? ?? then etvoo, It w.uld noA io teurtiriebig if the mnbss,e ?? kept ?? till (iosJo ...

... , ; , -W Ad R' Aportiono the rollowiuig appe6aed ioi O dond X~itioni yttesday-: :Br MAGNETIC 2ELEd-kAPH. THE CRIMEA. VwwAx, MtaavH ?? Iiss been received from Constantinople up to the 22d. The labt sorties of the Rus- siano'have been victoriousl; repulded. The Rubsiino have demolished the lalaioff Towers Iniotmation had been re- ceived by General Bosqbezof an, intended attack on Balak- lava. ...