... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... _ 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 ...

... 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 ...

... D E~.MBEROF COMMERCE. 'h a o of the members of the Chamber of S ?? ~esterday. There ,was a numerous at- ; ?? t motion of Sir John K. James, the chair wvastf Y~l TI1Oae CCROSTH WATTE, Bsq., V.P. Mr. Armstrong (one of the secretaries) read the advertise- ment convening the meeting. Mr. Codd (honorary secretary) then read the following repuort.:- R iOBT CHARlGES. The last annual report of the ...

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... I NAFLE, MARCH h.-I Sent you two days since a report of the eruption of Vesuvius. At the same time the intelli- gence of it was telegraphed to Rome by our spirited and enterprising countryman, Mr.' Close. People are, therefore, crowding to Naples, and adding to the curioes and anxious multitudes who throng the streets at night, or Bpud away to the mountain. When I last wrote I had not been up. ...

... I DBLe MONuaDAY, M 2hAmI aL DUBLIN: MONDAY, MAY 28,. 1866. THE MINISTRRIAL MAJORITY. Lord Palmerston will enjoy the Whitsun holidays, and rememnber 1them. He has accomplished the greatest of his triumphs,,and obtained the largest of his paliamentary majoritles. On-mall questions the house is refractoty, and spurns thee han~d that. soothes it. Lord Palmerston refse, 'to interfere. vith, church ...