... THE QUEEN'S BIT-DAY-REVIEW IN THE The troops composing the garrison of Dablin were re- viewed ?? on the Fifteen Acres by the Lord Lieu- tenant and Lord Seaton, the Commander of the Forces, in honour of the Queen's Birth-day, The attendance of citizeos wae very thin as compared with former years. This was owing to the threatening appearanee of the morning, and to the fact that there was ...

... | I The United States mail steamer St. Louis arrived in Cowia en Friday bringing New York dates to the fith- Inst- The AtlantiO arrived oat on the 4tb. Advices from Cali- fornia are of the 9tb April. The Star of the West brought 802,000 dollars in gold dust. The mining reporta are fa- vourable. Four persons, named Renny, Cromrey, Perkins, and Schumacher, have been arrested at New York for ...

... 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. ...

... Lord Clarendon has sent to the London papers the follow- ing list, received from an unofficial source, of some of the English prisoners at Voronetz, in Russia, who have been relieved from funds supplied by her Majesty's government for this purpose through the obliging intervention of the Danish minister at St Petersburgh:- RANK and NltxEs of the EzqxaLiu ParsoNnas op WAr to whom clothing, &c,, ...

... | _ lRATHMINES F 'ORICUL'LiJRAL SOCIEIry. The following are the awards of the judges on Wednesday last:- PRIVATE GARDtUNS. Four Exotic Orchids-First prize, the flight lon Francii Blaokbarae, Rathfarnhlam Castle; gardener, Mr Berry. Six Stove Plants-First prize, Wm Dorgan, Esq, Mount Anville; gardener, Mr Byrne. Second prize, the light Hon Francis Biackburne, as before, Six Greenhouse Plants ...

... IMPERIAL: PARLMAMENT. . I_ . .. I : l;:: - :p HOUSE OF-cOMMONS-FarInAy, MY 18. a PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS IN IRELAND. P Mr. W'iMAON asked the Chief Secretary for [ialeand I whether his attention had been'called to the trial at the last fh Tyrone assizes of two, sets of defendants, belonging to op- v posing political anid religius parties, for mutual assaultb on i each other at the samnetim eand ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE FBEEMAN. SsI-Permnit me to remind, the guardians of the North Dublin Union that I collect rates by fonr instalments, to meet expenses spreading over the whole year. An instal- ment bocornee payable in advance on the let of January.- It is made a quarterly instalment because the sum it pro. duceiss Issufficient for a quarter's expenses, and because such an instalment best ...

... _ THB S 4 # 9 i the following interesting parti Seiko 5t O h erson Echo attempted to nassassinate NaPolIeon f ai It is certain that he was born In the Pontifical States, though he has, I am told, refusied to state the precise spot. It does not appear thst he is A married man. Hia business is, according to his own account, that of a shoemaker. In the year 1849 he belonged,as headmits,to the ...

... THE LAND QUESTION-THE BILL BEFORE THE I HOUSE-LETTER OF MR. DUFFY. We lose no time in calling the attention of the friends of Tenaut-right to the short but important letter from the member for New Ross, which we publish to-day. Sergeant Shee's bill is to be mutilated by the government, and amendments mnade which, if carried into operation, will leave it, in many respects, use- less to the ...

... i B i BRESLIN'S BRA - ?? 0 ?? 4 Last evening a n mber of gentt ' :J^ Bray, to inaugurate the opening of recently erected there by Mr. BreslifIS1 35e 5 Dublin public as the spirited conductor of o lE ment-departments in the Exhibition. Over fiftygentleen eat down to dinner, amongst whom wve noticed the follow' ?? Right Hon the Lord Mayor, Sir John K JameF9 Williama Dargan, William Long, Esq, ...

... LETTEU FROM THE iNSPEATOR EAL OF HOSPITALSs OF' Heed Quattera, Camp before Sebastopol, May 14. MY Loan.-i have the honour to report on the weekly etate of sick of the army serving in the Crimea, from the 6th to the'12th inst., add to observe that the following are the proportions, which ire extremely moderate; viz,: Ratio of admissions to strength during the week, 8.92 per cent.; Ratio of ...

... MR. PARKER PILLSBURY'S ANTI-SLAVERY ILECTURE. Mr. Parker Pillsbury, a gentleman who baa devoted many years of his life to the arduous and dangerous duties of an abolition lecturer in the United States, delivered a lecture on American slavery last evening, in the theatre of the fe-. chanics' Institution, to a crowded audience. The chair was taken by Mr. Richard D. Webb, who addressed the ...