... ?? T ''iIlIS ?? all) i ag-reMdt. 'b bil Ba ill ei a Ii'] t Tl ~~ j od~ i p~io' it :1 q vii:, pa' ist j x o 'ci edt. I :sr~t00k thle muil ?? his Seat for thl theII. tno' iou fir the stioW1 tid I'iljnn of T ill' Dlmllli, R'l.,A1D0 xiu. 2 li, it.. Ct ) GAN' OpovJio ti~' i Measure, ,ii til n,,ogrni d~ tli:it it wajs uiijiict to thii vaitopavvr.l5 of' Kildare aind tlw ?? -uiim'l'a1Y. Ile Inilved, ...

... We have letters and papers from, this island to I the 24th April. A Russiau officer, a deserter to the French, who had arrived there iu the French steam packet Osiris, reported that the Russian force at present in the Crimea only consists of 15,000 effective men, and that they are moved about in all directions, for the purpose of making the allies believe their force much more considerable ...

... Onl MONDAY the committee held its 23rd sitting. The ap- pearance in the committee-room of his Grace the Duke of Newcastle and Mr.. Sidney Herbert indicated that thle day's ou poedings were likely to be of more than ordinary interest, co, an othey turned out to be. That part of thle room assigned co, to the accommodation of the public was densely crowded all throughout the day. The Duke of ...

... FRANCE. ATTEMPT ON THE LIFE OF THE EMPEROR. 4 PARIs, Sunday Morning, 8 a.m. The AMoniteur publishes the following:- yesterday, about 5 o'clock, the Emperor was on horse- k in the Champs Elys~es, accompanied by Count Edgar , One of his aides-de-camp, and Lieutenant-Colonel Valabregaes, chief equerry. On the eminence near the Cbfiteau des Fleurs a well- dressed man approached within a few yards ...

... I rFROM OUR OWN OORRESPONDENT.1 BRUSSELS, APRIL 30. N. Drouyn de Lhuya arrived here late last even- ing, and continued his journey to Paris by the first train this morning. His excellency was met at the station and conducted direct by M. Odilon Barrot to the imperial legation, where a late dinner was prepared for his reception. Among other diplomatists who called during the evening to offer ...

... TUESDAY, April 24. PATRNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ti- C. Marshall and T. Chellingworth, Birmini-gham,engineers- S. iat and R. Linley, Sheffield, scythe manufaeturers-G. Wildc and W. ,he Owen, Manchester, perchsrs. stretchers. stlffeners, and Dnishers- the G. Shortland, Jun., and J. Hyde, Sheffield, manufacturers of furni. Iis- ture castors. BANKRUIES ANNULLRD. ad- April 17, Stephen Cowrperthwaite, ...

... Wua Office, April 24 : ScolosFusilier 0unrt'ls--Lieut'enant ond.Captain and Brevet-Major the Hon. William Frederick Scarlett to be Captain and Lieutenant Colo. nel, by purchase, vice Stracey, who retires; Captain R. H. Whyte, from the Mbth Font, to he Lieutenant and Captain; by purchase, vice the Hon. W. F. Scairlett. 7th Foot-Lieutenant .J. R. Cooperto be Captainh;withoutpurbbase, vice Hon. C ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. IRISH MILITIA. Lord PAXK1fRE moved the third reading of this bill. The Earl of WICKLOW said that mince this measure Was first proposed very great sensation had been caused in Ire- land concerning it, and he had received several ?? from militia officers in that counttyaskinghim tprotet their interests from the severity with which they were tlreatened by its enactments. ...

... P4W ?? THe FI?? Qe ie old eus?m of MAY.Y?? ? oil kept on i? ? OCOtiog ?ei? ? now TE Fi OF i11, F all the old austcs 1 di wilwell kept uptom Naf eon aely I illtion of a braslet et T that ponies We ?? hoe, ere. tilnumerous Illig ll deucgltti St juvenles* May hcs.t~~~ in- of then a t ea t o t ,Teat throwy Bscwelsee a)tveiag So. lere >! bya n ovteu er tpursts,$ ortare rta lreev0t TOE WuETHEo-. ?? ...

... BELFAST HARBOUR COMiNMISSIONERS. Tli: usual foitnightly meeting of the Board vas held on yesterda y, Jolni Harrison, Esq., in the chair. Tho other members present wxero:-MeSsrs. William Perrie, ,loliii I)snti, William Valontimii., lho'luas M'Clure, and Wilhii,,o M'M.uilaii, ?? in Auidit ?? showed that the balance now due tle tse'asuler was £2,tiSaSs 4d. The anount oF incone durl ildilri the ...

... LETTER FROM CrISS NIGHT1NGALE. .The following is a trute copy of at letter from Miss Nightingale, to tile parents of John Cope, of Spondon. Barrack Hospital, Scutari, April 12, 1855. I am very sorry to have to communicate to you the illness of your poor son, private John Cope, 95th Rlegistelit, No. 2,884. Ile was admitted here about ten days ago, suffering from diarrhcea. ?? was immediately ...

... ries hey Yesterday afternoon, a detacbment of 200 renof the Ryaf ?? passed through Liverpool from WVoolwich, en route t it to Dublin, where they will embark for the Crimea. it OPENING OF TOE ORGAN OF TUE ST. GnORGE'S HALL. ids, The opening of the organ of the St. George's Hall, Liverpool, lad which was to take plaee last night, has created great dissatis- the faction in the good old town, ...