... Sin COLIN CAMBnErry ANI) Til Poon WrnVrw.- Widow Ramnsa', residing ill Kr'leo, having a ranl te Highland Br0igaadC, froml whore silt tint1 riot llea for' seine time, ventured to wr'ite to Sir Colin Campbell about hin. III reply sihe got a very hiund httoer, int- forming ?? that her sort fiat1 gone tO Seutari for the recovery of iris henltil I have harl your son written to, the gallant ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... [BY MAGNE'T'IC TELEG 3RAPI'I ] DESpATCOI FROM LO)RT) RAGLAN TO LO1' PANME RE. ']ltftor'e Sebast opel, March 27iit. iMV IOnD-Adverting t( my despatchI of tlle 24ti ,I stiit, I d1O ?? thle ?? to state that thre fl- owl ing officers lve vtl been b rouglit to my notC, as ha v- legr distilngished thieselves on the night of' the 22nd , ?? g of thle 23rd instant, in addition to those I whose nillrmis ...

... 3IMPROVED POSTAL AND PASSENGER COM. MUNICA'TION BETWEEN ENGLAND ANI) 13tliANDWJ I 1(J' IRISH IREPIRE- SENT AE T I NSX (From12 tho CoNreSPOWICde o.f ndes) London, Thursday E.venling. A LARGEC meeting of the Irish represertattivee of all parties assenalbitd to-daly att thle King's Armns, Old palace Yard, for' the pirpose. of conniderini, tile bill as ?? to lie submlitted to Pairilinlent ?? umn ...

... THE CHANCERy SUIT AGAINST THE TOWN COUNO IL. The Atteosneg-GenelI atq the elation ?? Beaev, the Bsj/host 111unicipat Coriporatioin. AFFIDAVIT oF F. Y. GILBERfT, ESQ. Francis Yar-do Gilbert, of Slip,, caltnili of thle corps of Royal Engineers, Maketh oath and saith, that, in thle nionth~ of January, 1853, this deponent was eppoitnted byv the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland a commissionler to ...

... WED'NESDAY'S TELEC{ Hl'EIlC NEWS. THLE RlUSSIAN SORTIE ON' MARCH 22 AND 23-T\WO TiiOUSAN'D RUSSIANS KILLED AND WOUNDE1D. (Iproir tile Oiriilr Ner'es.) Pa r'ki, WedlIIesilay Morillng. A delspatclh hbrs bretn received froin General Can- roburt, (late(i MrLrcir 229, giling all ?? of a sortie narir by thlr tiussirins on tire nirht of tire 22nd and ,.rir, rif the 23rd. He statesr tirat th{e errllry ...

... CbRRESPONDENCE. THE COUNTY DOWN INDEMXNITY FUND. TO THlE EDITOR OF T111 BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SIn-You no dtoubt recollect the county Down being deluged with handbills, il the month of July, 1852, headed 'i iadejiettdeitt Electors' Ptotectiott Society, in tbe following form:- Whereals wve tiao reason to believe that many honest supporters of W. S. Crawfordl Esq, for tie re- ?? of the county ...

... 'THE BLESSINGS OF THE, INCOME-TAX. JUST now the Irish press, from one extremlity of the island to the other, is ringing with comphlints of the arbitrarv and tyrannical conduct of the Income-tax Commissioners, antid our own columns this day testify that the lieges of Belfast have had, or are likely to have, their full share of the amenities resulting froip a neater acquaintance with the ...

... TILE AR t Y. PROMOI()ONS AND EXCHIANGES. WAR-FFrci*:, Ai'ttr, 24. I st Driztiooll.-Co'u Iit J. Il'v to wt, Adjt, vice Crea- to ., ;AppoItliitil It I ti Li J t D)r' ago'to. (Aislram ;ihuitts--. II. A Seyiiienlvto be Eiesigi aut8 LItll ., witlhult ttichliaso. SvoIts Fiisihil' UtIrlnlki''ilt. arid Capt. and Brevet I t I lon. B. 1. Scarlettt, to bt Cajltaiti aiil I but.- Colotnl, bY jtun'ti n vie' ...

... '1 II[ E 1 it I. N C Il I. I, R I1 E S S. Now that titt l' mpiroi Ntpiileni nail fhis illilteriaI ctios.'it li'u ill Ell t.irlOI. 1 :i visit t outr beloved Qiicltnll it mtrv 1nt be Ullint ?? to knlowV that 1i'V .\ttie't I i, ?? V >Ctt 2li, tutu I ?? the1 ttri''VLV. SO latelY it laM Doctlitthv, CiL.Uii ?? tile l,1t irViV'Ot. ol Ite; grallnd- fathel's t hlflcily-hs sister, Miss Kirkpliatrick, of ...

... FUNERAL OF' 'THE, LATE CZAR. IN our paper of this day se'nnight wc gave nn ac- count of this ueiremoniial; but wo are tumpted to insert the following spirited descript iou of the sceiie, -hiclh appeared in tile Doonpatrickl- Recoieldir of Saturday. It purports to be written byv a lady, who is married to a person about the court or' the Ite! Czai:- A coloiiel of tho Life Guards providled ine ...