... TIHE MILITIA. Mondlay ]last Ma1Jor Vesey, of ' the 4't~h Regiment, ILt- tendted in Monagium for the purpose of' receivin g veo- lutiteers. E ?? men went over to the line, making in aill, from the Monaglhani Regim out, 148 volunteers; about 25~ men mo~re would be the full cons- plowu lit thle G overnmtent coulil demandI from t le fle- -iinen t, aitd were it Iknow wit o which IOf tim oflicer's ...

... LATEST INTELLIGE-CE. SPECIAL DESPX'TC1, [i3Y SlUiMARINE &I Bd l'i lSl- 'Ilult-:;i: l'it r (PlROMl OUR- OwN CuRRESOi)NW1kYF.) [Y iMAGNETIC TE.EGLRAPII.] Ii US S I A. NEGOCIATIONS EdOt PEA.- Tlle Jj2'2,fl . ?? , ?? 1:t . ?? 2 11 il! t:11lt, note I'l Ih(} l'll. Poillt>, tllilln~tha tlz it i- I|0-ilbl; I rtolpel liegotiations. SP A IN. Our telegraphiC llhews fri li Madril id et) h lt, I t ...

... T11E ARIM Y. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR Onriwe, JCNC 5. 2rd L~ight P. A. Lautoor, an. to lie Colonel, Vlee Getijral Lord C. S. Ianiliel's, J{C.fI.,(lee. * 2rJ Feot-Iiieit.-Gen. linc C i3. to lie C~olonel, v ?? Sir ?? . DA-uilarKCl e. 53i'(I- 1.i ?? II0ciienil VIW Sot borlandl to be ColOnel], vie Li elju.- General J. 1Mc Decal I~j C.I,enjone)od to 92ol. .- General IMe Wlioald, CII3., from ...

... THE PIRISS. FAS.1IONABLE, SWIINDLER S. (From the Tlimes.) T.41.1C of Robin 11o11d and Little ,lohn inl 81herwood Fore~st, of Rlob Roy in the flighlandIs, and of their dinugy titators in tb is metro pciis, docried' I1 by D)ielens ntin Ainswortli, wve believe teimi to he a ?? 5xlem-iott of the Clhss. Perlmps the Samel 011111 PIst' from Ome formn into anotiwv-developing, according'u to the change ...

... F A I It S. 01i'sTrovN 1Ait,,,-iiit c'leliated fair was lied on W. edtlestlay list. The la ir sias a large one, and pirices wrue cousideralily lowoer thait we have known tiem this ye~lr. Owing to thle cavalry vacancies beinrg nearly filled up, teio holdeci's were disappoin ted, and t d to sell at a great reduction in price. Matny trivate gentletieii hotuglit hIotoss, anti aptptsiatetl to be ...

... FOREIGN INTELIIGENCE. IN )I A. CALCUTTA, Ai'ritr 23.-'lie latest intelligence from Bir rrnall is rather Ilrxiacotrable to tire prospects of' pta;Ii'i. Reports have arrived at our frontier station from thle cap~ital of thle occurrenlce of another paliace tleolittion, which has terminated in unseating theli, rig, ua o el ievatinrg thle ici r-apparc lt to tilte sirrouce. Thoi Kiiig, wsc of ...

... 'TH1E TOWN COUNILA AN'D TILE CIIAtNCIRY I l IT'. W1: ?? that 011e of 'rl ti, t dicrf CotelUporaIies, then Il/ut, IIne, oid2i' ifS olidi)iijity iio, ?? yly alleals of iit';itfrI I l ?? a II I tI' ?? IIgf ?? ?? II U of Il iill-'ticel's, ?? ?? ?? jic- ?? oiU l beliaf of' ll lelatll ii thie S'ijt ag:aiiltlf the Corpora)s~tlon, iul r..el'ulicer to tlif prloctedhiug lhti;)re. thie AhViatti' of' till ...

... ThiL followiving is tile subst:ince of the T''enty-First ai Report of tile Commissioners ?? Education, for tl a, thle year 1854:- Ill On the 31st of December, 1858, we had 5,023 sebools at in olperation, wh irsh wvei it tended by 556.478 chi l r(n. | i At tie close of the vear 1854. the number 0f sclhools T iai operatielo lmys 5,178, attellndel bY 550,551, s1ovhing tj ?? inc cease in thne ...

... CORRESPONDENCE, TH1FTO1WN COUNCTL, AND MR. CONOLLY INEEIMARD, Belfast, Joce 23,18S55, To THlE EDITOR OF TIME BELFAST INEWS-LETTER sin-A portion Of the corr'esponileiio between thle 11rt titt[es and 111y0011 having, aplipltred4 in yourv pibl i- Cation of F:riday list, I r'aqwst, ais an1 acet of justice, thle iiis'tt on1 of t ho ?? it~ter' in y~our naxb tpb! - ,,ticit.,_ ciir obedlient servaint, ...

... TI''1' LATE ORAN(G SOIREE. WVE observe in yesterday's 1l'/dg a letter signed wvith thle stranige misnomler, ' L lciberal Prdtstaint, and addressed to tbe Lord Lieutenant, in which tile writer calls upon his Excellency to visit with his disapiproval the conutluct of Lord Dungannori ini presiding, as Gbrand [as- ter, o ver tlie recent mneoti b n of' orangem en in th is towil -in fact, to ...

... TlE IRISH LAND QUESTION. TiHE tattempteil legislation for tile settlement of the landlord and tenant question in Irelan d is. as in for- inet' Se55itniS, ?? its weary length throughl the House of Commons, withiout ally apparelit chamco of a sati:4itctery termiiation. W1e state this fiet wvith sincere regret. It is quite piossible that, by dint of discussion in tile committee of the House, t ...

... EA I IS1A S'1'l CA 1. ThIe h rid I~i'hllp of1 U~S'rrr', FL'erns 11ill 1i.i'igll~ %6 1 1, CU1ti'ihI~iv, I i told 01121. l~ rll ll oil atl- Driiukaii 3Ia11,t1V, hiw Mh'iii~lc l~~liliondaylie. A ?? 1 ir' lluiat 1,211b luota Viii, ~ lCLi.~.2'11 W' t'dllL'OdA V ?? it. i,'t Sc111YCA111 ,1i'ti ie ?? 11ev Frida. l,1l% - Niijl:l'l ?? ?? St.lp Mo'zi arul'11 'lit e'e tII ligs1 tvait1V il thei ?? Ut't Be ...