... 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' ?? they Imvc staked. Tle means for coercing a giganitic ericanv appeal' to ...

... ?? 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, ...

... 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 ...

... OFFICTAL MALUDMINISTRATION. TitL humiliating result of the C nimean campaign, for so far, was hardly needed as the last blow com- missioned to breakl the back of the present incapable Admi nistration. The miserable details which reach us daily from the camp before Sebastopol, and which spealk of notihing but expectations which wve knoly to be vain, and discouragements which, in the aggre- gate ...

... AG I ICUL' U It E. SEASONABLE HINTS. (Firoe the IrisH Farmers' Gazeute.) Scrrc. Masunes FOlt Tu'irrps.-Six cwt. of guano antI six cwt. of common salt, to the Irish acre. You will have a good crkop without farm-yard manure. ]4Amny Pesrur..'-ror permanent pasture sow, per Irisit acre, 2Olbs. perennial ray-grass, 12lbs. Italian ray-grass, 4lbs. Timothy, 4lbs. mneadow foxtail, 411)b. meadow fescue ...

... 11 0 I I CU L1 '1 U i' 1. GAIDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK, PfrAN'T DriAtITM ENT-Conservatory, &c.-Wbile cold ctyin ivitedsi and bright sunshine provail coniside- rable attention will bo necessary to maintain a moist healthy ?? in this house, all(I no effort neces- sary to secure this should be spared: for it is folly to expect flowers to last ?? a dy hot inol.)v A. £ t;i, ?? atenitl of ...

... QUARTERLY IIEETING OF THE BELFMAST TOWN COUNCIL. YcsrrSTnaDv, the Town Council held its second quar- ?? meeting for the present year, in the '1'own llall, There was a very large attendance of rnernbi'rs. As it was urderstood that a numerous deputation from the meetings convoned by MIr. Johni Res in the Wellintn l IIHall, would attend along w itir that gontle- man, oll the erriject of tile ...

... RED-TAPIS'TS-PUBITC AN D PRIVATE. EVEI1Y one is aware of the manner in which our antiquated officials have mismanaged the w ar, with the willing assistance of their subordinates, who, though wounger in years, have often been far older and feebler iil intellect than themselves Indeed, the fearful amount of mnismanagetcnt which the war has revealed has led the general public to take an unusual ...

... C 0 It R E S 1) 0 NT D N C I,. THE TEXANI' LEAG1JE-l)ISSEN SIGN INN1 THIE CAMP. Sut- Whenl the leaiders Of anly politicaI Inuovitentit catirot agree, amolti ?? (!vei, it IMay to iniferredj thbat tie hubble is about to urtiuielwhn trey turiu Upoib j rlil, anld hacerale varn ?? savagelyN, alter thle mnannler of' t hose belr oosO alligni ..q, wiboco deadydul eli1 ilto fuIrY tile, WateH's dI ?? ...

... I FORTEIGN INTELLIGENCE. INDIA, CHINA, AND EGYPT. Bv the arrival of the overland mail re have received our private correspondence and journals from Calcutta to Miarch 24; Bombay April 3; and Hong-Koing, March 15. INDIA. Our Bombay correspondoenit's letter is dated April 2, and is as follows:- ' Tie most important piece of intelrlience that has reached 11Bormboay from the Nortl-West frontier, ...

... ' A _- - -t_ STATIONS OV THIE BRITISHI ARMY. coaintu TI' l Tro ?? 2dTif OF A irIL, 1855. (Where two pldces ar1 mecittioned, the last-nilnled is that at Wihich tile DUpvt ifr thie Regiiimenit is statiolied.] Ist Life ?? 1 hde l'alrk ?? TIurk ey, I Tiilleiiro 2nd Ditto, Windsor .I2nd Turkey, Srtinlint Hi. Horse ils. , ]ieigetit's Pi. 413rL Madras, Chathai 1st D rug. Oular(s, PiersIlill I tilt ...

... YESTERDAY'S LOND)ON NEWS. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] THE CRIMEA. THE BOMBARDMENT SUSPENDED. Yesterday a telegraphic despatchi from Lord Raglani. dated Sunday, was received by tile Gver-ninienir. It coilfirnis the news that the bombardiient of Seb.tstopill is d(isCOntililodl. Sir C. Wood, ill 6stating tile fact. la t night, ill the House or C'oiiliiinsOi, iltimnat,21 the *x- pectation that the ...