... I WAR. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. DESPATCHES FROM LORD RAGLAI¶, Before SebsatepoI, May 11, 5 45 p4 The enemy opened a heavy fire on our trenches last nighk, and ?? it for nearly two hours. Their troops.dij not attack our advasced parallels. The Busia howt 4 flag of truce yesterday evening, with a view to by teit dead who were ?? the night before In front d OfL e vanced parallel. The truce was ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LATEST FROM AMEIC --j I I ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA,. (FjBOX03U OWN OaOUREPoNDEns.) The British aud North America royal mal America arrived in the Hersey at six o'clock this bringing four days later news, 15S Passengers a, 900,000 dollars in specie on freight. The advices to hand extend to the 25th ultimoI the lowing being a summary of all that is Ituetinge to R3s pean readerN . From Washington ...

... T If E 1RE SS. THlE SECOND YEAR OF AVAR. (FROM THE SPECTATOR.) TlvsslA has refused the proffered terms of peace So absolutely tihat accomn-iodation seems to be rendered irnpnssihb'. The Western Powers have committed themselves to an advance from which they can scarcely retreat before they have regained the position' thiLat they Imvc staked. Tle means for coercing a giganitic ericanv appeal' to ...

... BI2PERPLIAPALIIIII, T ''iIlIS iOUIlit 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 hMIaid 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 ...

... TilE A RM Y *LONDON GAZETTR4FOuEDiAY, MAY 5. OFiFICE or ORDNtANCE, -MaY 7. Royal EegineersALisot. C. H-. Sodley to be Second Captain, vice Crofton, died of WOundIs before Selsaste- Psi ADMIRATLTY~ IiA 5). '1Ti a following prenrioti ott , dated thle 2nd inst., ltiv a this day tahen place eonscquenit onl the deccease, onl thle Ist inst., of Rear Admiral of the Wltite Arutar Lotwry Currv: -Rear ...

... EULEISIASTCA I,. Till- ES'I'AIBLISHIEI) CIIURCII. 'TIre Lord Bishopi of Oisorv, Ferns, ard L ig li I will hold a1In ordinral;iOI at tihe utrelcral Church oft' St. Canice, Kilkearry, oi Tririiy Sunday. Tire cadirtda tes for orders are rcqrireod to preselnt (lrrrrnselves for exa- ruination at the Palace, on Wednesday, the 30th inst., at lovel O'CloctI. DouATION.-The Rev. J. Barkley has received ...

... SYNOD OF ARMAGIl AND AlMONAGH1AN. I AFrTna our despateh left on Tuesday, the rinsites of I he proceedings of the Synod last year were read. The Synod then adjourned. EVIENING SEDEcRSUNT. 'TIPl Svclod sat again oil 'Itusdaily evening, at seven a0lock, the Mllolratoi ill the chicrl. 'I'be minutes of the mor4i4iig's proceedings r veg ve ral i mnd approved of'. ApPE.ALS. Tne first appeal was that ...

... GIZEA'T 1ROTE'T'ANpT MEE'TING AT1 I VERPll.l'OOL. AN i;I1111Cniiie l uCIilW w1as leILI Oii -'QSLV 3:1St, at tliC A iiilpliit heal i. tel' thlt piii')OS i i' o 1 dolirig a littitiell to the L('gisla ture I'0 t ie! vopes I of' t ie Act for tde iidowniviiiit of, the. oflip i May;iio thIi 'i le 11eV. D)F'. Imi;ll \1N'XnI.i took the clhair at 12 o'clock pz' ehwlv, anid tho apIpeari'iiee Of tlie ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. In answer to Lord LYenDHUBST, Earl GREY stated that he was not at present aware of any circuinstances which would prevent his bringing on his mo. tion with regard to the possibility of peace reeuiting from the propositions Of Russia upon Friday next. He had been a epectator of the scone in the Rouse of Commons on the previous night, bat he certainly bad not been ...

... TN-U-W -Wm. 'j'LLU i wALR . -l- BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. A portionof the following appeaed in our Second Edition yesterday:. THE CRIMEA. MA IUa, MoNDA- EvsszaG.-The Indua, which left ConstantintopIe on the 30th MLt, bas arrived. She brings sdrvicss from Kasmieach of the 28th ult. On the 25th and 26th the fire on both sides was suspended, but on thenight of the 27th the firs, both of small armA ...