... WIE DNESDAY'S TELEGC'RAPlIC 'NE WS. T'IflE B' 1 L IC 1. IC. 'Tiere is at rreserit blt lit te noes of lintirest A cen it Is fr sunI ?? I laltirr Ieter state II:it ?? Adimtisa I has recriinoite'l in the 3'Mi'lill, Ildsiiilgois, 3aroe Sund, alid Roveel. Nothilri is known a t' tire future moviriaerits, at. the satie time a stealdy anid systeveiatie iprgresS is rn;1kirrg ill relridlerig tire ships ...

... 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 ...

... 1BELFAS'T BOARD OF GUARDIANS Tim uisual weekly meeting- or ?? beds' was hold in tshe Boar-d-rooum on Weonesday, J. W. S. 31'Cance, Eiq., il the c ?? The othe liu ard lans present we-re Messrss. Mlagvee Gifhin, Carlisle, M'AMitn, ALl), Brewner, U.N., AWatison, Bell, Nelson, HIamill, AUG eo, ?? Rua.f, and Mrvas' IThe eliliy let~p ev read, was one from the assist ant- ilatloTI, resignlig, lieu ...

... 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 ...

... We are gratified tb perceive that the Liberal party in Dublin has at length flung off the apathy that lay upon them as a ffightmsnre, preventing all action, and giving to the friends of progress the impression that Dublin had no vitality, and to the opposite party courage, hope, confidence, and success. It is not for us now to revert to the causes that in- duced this culpable apathy. The faot ...

... (, () it Rb E s i () . ) i : X c I,,, TiHOMAS [HUiNTER 1. FRANCIS RE.E AND WIFE,. Iii T'tiE IthlEDOl iii' TtiE BtEtLAST NFWs-1trrlVtE. S In --youni . lec tinol keeI n nfiisieil bv tho par- ties who supplied th(e replort of the proieeoingis in the ja )ourc case, tretll was pubilished it the Ye's.-he-Lier of the :;e Ih inst. I am quite awaro that in intrliing,, as vciu tIUI-V (ione that report ...

... | HIDII DUST ' LUXLAARY TO THLE IIIBIRNIAN I ~~~BIBII;1, So(',lEt~Y llt-idanna mei L i this auxtitiary wasl held on `Wed. nisde, a oat o'clkcI, in the Victoria I fall, Victoria Strtis,?. THier, was a ?? respectable attentlaiitcL of ladies and gttItlett). A~morg .tit ?? pi~esit wve oh- sibertd -Knox's Ie.Cae Chartles Fleut'y C Dublinit Bibet lcotton I3re aidl A'IKee, w S. 1, tt Is, J. Young' ...

... - - - ,- C -V .1 IAtn There was a monthly meeting of tie society neta Oa yesterday- The Marquis of KILDABE, V.P., in the chair. The council reported that Mr. Patten had tendered his resignation of the osioa of librarian, to take effect on the first Thursday in November, and redonmended that the society would authorise the council to take the necessary steps in reference to the election of his ...

... COUNT BUlOI,'S CIRCUiLA R TO '1'11E Uzli iiAN COURlT'I'S. Trio frollowing, is a tianisiationi of the cir'ulrshr rdespatcir aiiil ?? o ti te. Austrian 1' icloipton- tiri rh at Go rmioir Coo ts, relative to t lie Viceita Ccii- Vietric, May 141. ;Sir-'I'l edioci sims of the( Br'itikh 0 iscerirmetit to present to Parliament thle proit~crrls of' thle Viennta Crsrrfi'rstreo, rnirakes public thle ?? ...

... T F[ E'X W~ R. SIEGE~ OF KEI3ASTOPOL. (Ftroto. fiheI' Tosen(i' Co rpoadcit.) CAMP BEFORE1 ScitJSTopor.. LrCisiAV, MAt' Th-Tho active operationls of tile siege are. suspended for the titne; nor batteries arie co ICplute, ourv ?? fitiultei, b)ut the a ri ainetit of theml is not yet accomnplislheid. Leri tile F~reinci ate I iril or a1 useless caiititoideiit, and tlirte lies tot been murct hingw ...

... THE NEW PHASE OF THE CRIMEAN CAMPAlIGN. IT is a curious fact, but not tile less true and signifi- cant, that almost everv one of those operations on the part of thle allied armies in the Crimlea, Viricli! have resulted in success, were suggested by tile conm- moti sense of public opinion at lome, through tie mediumu of the tie wspapleis, iii nmiwewous cases illontils before they were ado)ptedL ...

... I'lOMOTIONS ANI) I'X tJ'mL)S 0 FelC: or 0iNI)N-CU, MAL 22 i lt R 3al Al tiiIei'-L ieILt. J. C;LIljI!lv1I tu be 'l ?? Calpt inad Aejul.1w1L (i, ti;( i'lyal IlivaIidi Aut i . j o tio 1t ?? Cayit.lil 1. 1 .'ui I:,l I ILL t.. Ciaiptll, itir! \aid, [ilt ci l ii C,., Lii; h ilent. .. \Wltrell to lic! Stevoll(l Litp.:lill, viL 1'miL hitll ; I ,i-ll. IL. \\iibIlls tL be SNtcl) i I .1) t liz, |)lild 11 ...