... I THE We. 10 excaption ot tbe 14tth utd S9tl1 regikienX, this dlvtubon hu not recek6d any ?? of bube and t'aat ciretntito bB b3en relled on to 0hot tlaat the diviaivn 1 ebortly fatended for aetiva se iz tho field. The 8d Bnffo aud 71ct re t- meut sexatffi 93 Fet iin their zulozo peido b a b?4e untwhed to 07 Uvitdtn oudt3r ?? exoeL-> ., .: , . . ; BY SG'rNETII TELEGERME. DESPATCH FRO LORD ...

... I _ We And In the London Gasetei of Tuesday a Treasury warrant, which, amongst other matters, fixes one penny as the postage on books e and parcels not exceed- ing four ounces We take it that this warrant is the order under which newspapers and other un- stamped publications will be; allowed to pass through the post. The unstamped sheet, under this warrant, wil possess the advantage to the ...

... ,a (FRoM ous OWN coasspostivr.) e Liverpool, Sandiyy The British and North American royal mail sts Asia, Captain Lott, arrived here at a late hour lgstight, She sailed from Boston on the 28d, and from Halifian 2gu e ultinmo, and bting' 196 passngers, and 988,674 doJaI in specie on freight. 9' The news by this arrival is one week laer thau that pi. viously to hand. From Washington there is a ...

... ENCAMPMENT AT THE CURUIAGH. ?? . . .- . . . 2-. The carpenters at the Curragb, chiefly Englishmen, in the employ of Messrs. A. and G. Holms, left theic work on Monday morning, without any previous notice, and de- manded an increase of wages, in consequence of the working hours being reduced from six in the morning to eight in the evening. It appears the men have insisted upoenworking from four ...

... I MILITARY PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES WAR OFFICE, JUNE B. 3d Light Dragoons-Lieutenant General P A Lautour, C B, to be Colonel, vice General Lord C S Manners, K C B. de- ceased. 28d Foot-Lteutenant General H Rainey, C B, to be Colo- nel, vice Lieutenant General S r G C D'Agullar, K B, de. ceased. 5ad Foot-tientenrnt Gsnertal7WrntLeraud tobe Coloniel vice Lieutenant General Sir J M'Donald, C B, ...

... l) 4c $reuataiv 3iournt DUBLIN: THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 8bi I I TilE wAR. The news from the Siwash comes in slowly. Every day forte are not to be bombarded and ocru magazines destroyed. The chores of the Puaid det do not sufficiently abound in butte for the steagu flotilla to afford such a quick succession of attackm as characterised the first week of its appearan The demolition of Genitschi appears ...

... I -- ?? HOUSE OF COMMONS-YESTERDAY. Mr. Tite took the oaths and his seat for Bath, in the room of Mr. Phinn, appointed secretary to the Admiralty. The public libraries and museums bill went through com- mittee. The public libraries (Ireland) bill also went through com- mittee. MAYNOOTa COLLEGE. A great number of petitions having been presented against the Maynooth Grant. The adjourned debate ...

... BY TWAGNETIC TELEGPtAPII, l HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. Tmeir lordehipi met at five o'clock after the Whiteuntide tlBIIE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHARITIES BILL, After a ?? in which the Lord Chaneellar, Lord Campbell, the Earl of Derby, and Lord Redeadale pirticl- tA was read a second time. THE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES BILL, on the motion of the Duke of ARGYLE, was also read a laond tims. THE NEWSPAPER STAMP ...

... BY M1AGNETIC TELEGRAPH. I -HOUSE, OF LORDS-YESTERDAY.,. In reply to Lord LrsDzUB;T, 1The Earl of CLARENDON stated that the conferences at Vienna were formally closed by Count Buol yesterday. The last propositlon of Austria, together with the answer of the English and French governments, would be laid on the table as sqon as possible. 'The ecolesiaslical property (Ireland) bill, and the leases ...

... 1be~ Ifrcl alt', 4iouurat 'L,oiLiN: MONDAY, JUNE 4. ihn-b The Emperor Alexander, like his uncle, is said to have suggested the policy of retreat and devas- tation. The Russians are ordered to withdraw and desolate. The unarmed condition of Kertach and the easy successes of the Allies are only a trap devised by Russian cunning to allure the Allies to their ruin I Such is the probable story got ...

... MECHANICS' INSTITUTE-REV. DR. CAHILL'S I - LECTURES. The Rev. Dr. Cahill delivered the first of his course of lectures on universal history lost eveoing in the Theatre of the Meclanics' InstituLe. It is scarcely necessary to say that the building was thronged in every part by an audience composed of all classes and all creeds, who assembled not only to receive instruction from the learned ...

... 'I [; : . i- 7 I The Times (second edition) h`a06 the followiifg VIHNSA, SATURpD4X UonaNs'nc.-The French reply to tbe A'netriast 'propoilidps hds ' b'asd 'Pdecelv' but, not the Englisi.; ' Frunce-itill inbi~estbnth:Q ifrnmtaetfsr'of the Russian fleet., ,1 .I A letter received hy a commercial horse at Marseilles an- nouuces tbat the Emperor of Russia had made, on different points of tbe Sea ...