... T1'E MILT1.'IA. Atcti Ml-riti1 iA .-Rtnya Itegimmeit of Artillery- Alexander M'Nei ii, REsyq. or 'le Gardecit to be LA ieu fr-nalitt. Nitrit DowNSttIItR )IIIArrn-TiWO COMtf:tltiI'C Of thitl ?? wole vex1)tettt't ill ?? Oni Satutrday. Li tgle rear-l~ed Oil IFridtty. ?? is tho stittior edit-er inl eucmmatnd. f]Ile, Devilshire Riilies wtill Occulijy tue banrracks. Asssill litetit R ?? ?? ltlitnier ...

... LATEST INTELLIG ENCE. SPECIAL i)ESPATOIL. (FROM ()tlR OWN CORRESPONDEN NT.) TilE CIIM EA. ?? 'renrk bas ju t beeti received, dated Constan. titiolo.l the 20dii h.11ar. It wvas staid, thatat the ti'ioriiiations of till! carnioinado oen tie 14ti, the Allies I rellaianol siste0lzrS ,f tile lOdglnulits, or atnbiscatles, ini ?? f thle Maltlicolt Tower. 'The anchorage ,ground of ?? roais was no wv ...

... DISTXBUTIO OF ?? R[IH ARMY. (Fron tho Uited, S icM aMeUo) Correctedtotbe3othfbl ch, 1855. (Wheretwo plabs are mentioned, theoset named Is thatat which , the depot of the ?? Is stitlonled.), . ,r,;CAVALRVt. ::n mtbh. ctiate pr, Ur % lot Life gadsiaentBs Park. 3hCoy~iin jbmh . ,2ndil do, Pk |th, WTur kib; ; , iloys Hi Mnruotrdl. Stidor, WLb'it oy lmri I tt Urag6tn Guards; Plerahill. 40tih, ...

... ARMY APPOINTMIENTS-DIVISION. MirIOerN made and question put, That a committee ie appointed to inquire into the present morlo of con- ferring appoin!meots in tie arnmy (by purchiase or otlherwise), aried to report the saino. (Major Reed.) The hmous rlivided.. AvTes 70; Nocs, 104. IRISII MI:MrIrItl{s IN MN|, ItITY-AVi iS, 70O-Ball, John; lailaln, loftus; 13Brady, John; Greene, Johna; Greville, ...

... Tne Louth Advertiser informs the public that Father I-Inies, the Roman Catholic Curate of Dunleer, against whom damuges were found in a late trial in which lie figured as defendant, the Rev. 1. Smyly, the Protes. tant clergyman of a neighbourin.g parish, being plaintiff, is now an inmate of the Louth County Jail, in conse. quence of his incapacity to pay the sum in which he was mulcted, aud ...

... GOVERNMENT AND PROTESTANT PA- .TRONLAGE OF ROMISIH CONVENTS. WE learn from the Clare Journal that one of the first aets of Mr. J. D, Fitzgerald, on his appointment to the Irish Solicitor-Generalship, was to present the convent of the Sisters of Mercy at Ennis with a donation of £100. We have no right, we admit, to regard this handsome contribution in the light of an oflicial movement. It was ...

... ?? Ad ?? r (ESTABLISHED ANNO 173,,) B ELF A S T : MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1865. THE WAR.-TIE NLEGOCIATIONS.-THE NATIONAL DEFENCES, WE abridge oar ownVI comments on various questions of public concern, in order to insert at sufficient length the important anud interesting proceedingt in both Houses of Parliament on Friday night. We beg an attentive perusal of the very remakable speech of Lord ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, (Stcpleniteiict-yI to Telegrapltic Slionisitry.) HOUSE or LORD~S fTIJSDtsAY, MIARCH 29. The Loon CiiaxuliLltoiC toplc his seat ait flee o'clock. INTIIANIUR~AT- 3RIAiL~SI (IRELAND)DIL Earl GRANVILALE moved that this bill be read a Second time. 'Ih Bishop of EXETER said that tile bill empowere Ilto' Goverltultlt, hrv an ordfer in Coiuncil, to close ell burlial- grounds, xvii ...

... POSTAL COMMUNICATION B3TWVEEN ENG- I LAND AND IRELAND LONDO, Firo~r, ?? of Irish1 ?? walited upon Sir Cornoovlv eis, tir Chancellor of thle ~xeiequor, yesterday, at Ilil official residence iii ?? Stret01, for~j thle ?? of Calling tire rtiltuicri at thle ?? to tilm irjoipriafce and tiesti'abilitv of impr ljig h postal ?? Ire- tkoel CIII tigland ?? Irc ai ~it presentis rialbeldhoititamld Uttati ...

... THIE RLV. MR. DALLAS, THE IRISH CHURCH , MISSIONS, AND TH-iE GRAND ORANGE LODGE. WVc intended, in our last, to offer a fewv observations, in reference to the correspondenice with the above heading, which we transcribed from the columns of the Daily xrpress, but w'ero prevented from so doing by want of space. Some explanation of the matter, in justice to the Grand Orange Lodge, is necessary, ...

... We observe in the Wfig of Saturday a lung, verbose, and not peculiarly eloquent leading article, the argu- ment of which appears to be, that there is one easy, immediate, practical, and successful method of placing our municipal government on a sounder, purer, and better basis than at present-of enabling the townt to gain control over its own affairs, and over the go- vereiing bodies-and, in ...

... AtG ( I C U LT UL' i E. FARMJING OPERATIONS FOR APRIL. 'imtis severe frost asis snow of February has been, with little exception, succeeded by drought and Chilling frost, so that the earth is, and] has been for some time, exceedingly dry1 so much so, that the dylies and ponds are getting low, and iwe lnar touch Complaint of wells, andi pumps running diry-it ciretimstance, we boll or,' not ...