... THE IIMAiUJOUIR IBOAIRD-DEFEA'i' OF '['IE I[.A II,W..AY E(I3NO(PULISTS.-UIMPIOVE[)COMA .sIIUNI ION BlDT..l.EN BiLPAST AN SCOTL'.AND). WVi cannot too highly comnplimient our Haibour Coin- inis:.ioliers on thlie siMg,1a1r Wisdom of their decisions respecting the two subjecti which came ipromitnently cmfore, rliirn aIt tihuir special mtetLileg yesterday. Thie formier of these qiestiouis was, the ...

... ADJOURNE1D EASTER VESTRY. Ott Saturday bis-thil dIaY RpPOintedl fat' holding the adjourned vestry of tile Parish of Shankitiil, for Ill- pointing overspeler Of deserteld children, It'vvin- EL rate fort providing offiusi's for thie poor, and 'nominating Officers of health for' thil( iiuing Vrar-t ulat'L, number, oif p'rsoiis attendred inl front of tile Parishi Churchl, long before tho hour ...

... SIEGE OP SEIBAS'OPOL. RETtUliN OF TIlM IClT.L,1o, WOUNDEDC, AND FUiG ROIX 'rot: ~iDT1 TO tilt; 22-so 01F mAittit lNIttStsE. er~iccais Kiwtr.tt.-7Tth Foor.-Caputinl lion. C. Brown, . 4t~h.-Lieut. W. W. Jordan. O7th.-Capt. H. S. J. Vitals. Weeoco.-31arch 22_7lth Feott..-Lieuoteant J. M'I-lnry, severely. Rloyal Etl.igileers.-iBrevet Major J1. WV. Gordon, severely. T)itsstvo.(-3iarch 22.-S4th Foet ...

... I'OPtEIG N IN'T EI G IWEN CE. AIMERICCA. AltRIVAr. OF Till CANADA. LlVrisooL,TrIURSDAY.-Tiro Canada, Captailn Stolle, arrived this mOrnirg, with 80 passengers, and 1,600,000 dole. in specie. Ani aceidenit to tire inichinery delayed tire Canada repairing till the Will, when shi proceederi to sell. Sirel reports the arrival, oel tire 14th, of tue Pacific, at New Yor k, and oni tlre 1.5th, of ...

... SIEGE OF SE, BASTOPOL. '1'c .llloniteno' publishes the following despatci from General Calnrobert to the French Minister-of-War, dated Mlarc!: 17:_ iMonsieur In MaeroeahlI lhave thle honour to make you acquaimttd wvith some of (ur doinlgs si the trenches On the nightbetwevth till4th and 15th of March I wetonc b asault, iii front of thu parallel opened be- fore the Mamelon wnich is in advance ...

... THlE ORANGE l )1''i V ') TEI lllSjI CH URC11H i IS1ONS. tv ; o tile Urell r ii O l]Au ft;!'i;i l iCtiic to tile. ta 'L' i pilbikle( l t he l 1O1li UCL .)I' lilO a ; 1;X. 211, D;i!l;uzva g id ,iiiiilz:llV uiii,iiigs. It ;ill| U; ASIul tI;Jt tIhe %;IV.lU bixril'? tl 11' 13l NiIttll 11lii cI;- r )I)Jl(It: l ;iII l:l l i 111' C'()i: lill t il1l ( k!d fli JI v gCis it illi ltIy t'L 1 i llev ...

... THlE AMILITIA. PRINCE OF \VAuTAs' l1oNI;GAL RicoIMEtnT-The fol- lowing piroiotialis have been made by Sir James Stewart, vice Iieuteiaiait of Donegeal-Captain .J . -1. Todd, to be Major; It. Fludlson Courtnaye, M.B. to be Surgeon, vice Roper Little, resigned.-Bollyshannon lie iltid. Thirty-two absentees from the ranks of the Limerick Militia Artillery are placarded by the commandilng ollicer, ...

... CAVAN ELECTION-THEP NOM1NATION. (FROM ouR OWN ttEPOL~i:R.) No election in this county for several years past, per- Itaps, has exeited more political alnl religions feelinlg titan the present one. Both parties, from tboe rnani- tude of the intelrests ilnvolved, and tIlt gr qat lstin at issue, vere pre pared for a dlspeeate strutggle, and straordinary ifforts were beitt- miade by tile fiiends ...

... ROMIISF CHIARGE OF P' ROSEILYTISM AGAINST ThE COMMI LYT'EE OP 'HIE BEL- PAST LADIES' INDUSTRIAl, SCHOOLS. Tuill Diitrict Lunatic Asylum having, becn at length given up by the Romisli party here as an impracticable theatre tor plotting against Protestants and Protes. tantism, the ground lotis Ubein shifted, and the Lancas- tor ian Scheools in Predericic Street, lI titeily conducted by a ...

... TUE hBELFAST PILES BYTERIVA-NATIONAL EDUCATION. To THE , EDITOR Or TIHE IELFAST INEWS-LETTER. SIR-In1 your edlitorial commen'tts last Wodisestlay, Onl athe diseiission inl the Belfast Pr-esbytery tedypo sceding, you appeareid to lie und~er time imp~ressioni that the defeat of thle moltto0 submittt'd and advoceatedl by ITOPe is to lie r-egarded as a cheekCl to thue efforts now mnad (to ...

... TmlE FRE'cH IPFRIAT, VISIT. T'III EF in pr' a' d ni;t1 B ess of thl' l French havo 1been !ClleLtvJ{, oil t1il2 :11' i va: itk L.l1422A. , 11;tl detnOI- kitlatill2s' of wit'le tttil 51ag 25 fmvei lte!;rc I'Iile(ii tile !i-it of fureignl potelitlttes to the Britis' soil. l vhil :.n esteL't lhts the Ja.T't bseen !;) rrit'vl, I Vial' dooh(Jtlts:, i22 the CO'' llo lli' c 11,1 tof 12e tlti(fl Ol ...

... TIE PRESS, 'rIIE VIENNA CONLFERENCE. (Fooml TILE, TIMES.) At.T11ov'oi we have studiously abstained from any reniarlis which might throw discredit on the negocia- tions now going onl at Vienna, or indlicate our distrust of their result, we have never loit sight of the diffl- culties by which this Conference of the belligerent Powers is inevita bly oset, and, though wvillin- to accept an1 ...