... HARVEST PROSPEOTS. The Dublin market yesterday was subdued, while the leading provincial ones were heavy and extremely dull, and prices ranged from Is. to IS. 6d. a barrel lower for wheat than on Friday. Oats were something cheaper, but the depression was not equal to that in wheat. Apart from foreign influences on the Irish corn markets, there is quite enough at home to bring down the ...

... TUBE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1855. The History of this Empire affords no example of apolicy so subversive of political morality as that now held by HER MAJESTY'S Ministers in re- ference to the great question of Peace or War. England has always prided herself on her straight- forwardness and high sense of public honour. Throughout the last war, she avowed one defined object ...

... COURT CIRUULAR. Ti, Qiren and Prince Albert left Osborne soon after two Ock veilerdly afternoon, accompanied by the Prince of ?? tile Prir,cess Royal, Prince Alfred, the Prinecsses ee, Hllrea, nod Louisa, Prince Arthur, Prince Leopold, bc P1lces- of Uohen!ihli Laugenburg, the Princesses Ade- ide and Feodore of Hohietlohe, and attended by the likrueh of Ely, the tlon. Mary Seymour, Major ...

... LORD PALMERSTON ON THE BALLOT IN LR 'ITHE UNITED STATTES. We have been requested to publish the following letters which relate to Lord Palmerston's statement that the ballot is not used in America to insure secret voting:- Offices of the Society for Promoting the Adoptien of the Vote by Ballot, 6, Guildhall Chambers, Basing- hall street, London. April 10, 1855. Sir,-I am directed by the ...

... I TO T3HE EDITOR OP THE DAILY HEWS.l Sila,-The very marked, liberal, and honourableha support that our association met with in the City of Loa- Ce don, when we entered upon the struggle of pushing for- H ward, one step more, civil liberty in this country, will se plead our execue, we trust (sent into exile as we are by al Russia), for availing ourselves of an opportunity to prove qt that ...

... HAMBURG, MAY 28. We have learnt from Caxhaven that an English war-steamer has taken over to Heligolaud from that port 166 recruits for theLegion, obtained in Hanover. As you know, that Government has not followed the example of the other German Governments, who have rigorously forbidden any recruiting for the service of a foreign nation. I informed you that the Altona police had closed a ...

... SHIELDS, M,&Y 30. A most desperate riot took place this morning on the sands at South Shields, where races were held yester- day. It appears that an Irishman named James Roe, a publioan at the Castle-Garth, Newcastle-on.Tyue, had a tent at the races, as also had another Irishman os the name of M'Anelly, a publican at Gateshead. Roe, it is stated, bore M'Anelly a grudge, and on Tuesday he ...

... LA W OF PARTNERSHIP. y, A Bill to Amend the Law of Partnership, prepared and re- brought in by Mr. Fitzroy, Mr. Bouverie, and Viscount 0 Palmerston. Ige Whereas it is expedient to amend the law relating to le* partnership; be it therefore enacted by the Queen's Most id, Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of n the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this :ta present ...

... MOARING CBRONICLB OAFIOR, FridAU7, 1 v.m. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. VIENNA, TnuRSDAY. A report is current here that the Grand Duke Constantine has resigned his functions as Grand Admiral of the Russian Navy. The peace party is again in the ascendant at St. Petersburg. Another note will be despatched to the Ger- man Courts. MADRID, WEDRESDAY. The Calatayud insurgents were met with on Monday, near ...

... TJhE EUPHORBIAS, OR THE ULE-TREE, FOUND V IN THE MOSQUITO TERRIIORY. TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. 5 SIR,-In your valuable paper of the 29th inst. 1 you quote, from the Gardener's C/ronticle, an article on the , above useful gum, wherein the writer states that- Caout- chouc is destined to take an important place in the manu- factures of this country; and this notice in your paper might ...

... TO THE ZDITOU OP THE DAILY NEWS. Pi SIB,-Now that some important advantages have been gained over the Russians in the Crimea, a carefully ot observing, though retired, spectateor of passing events, like 0; myself, cannot but expect that overtures On the part of Russia more favourable to peace will shortly be propounded. d And such an one cannot but dread lest, at this critical posi- g tion, we ...

... ire. A Bill for Limiting the liability of Members of certain Joint rhe Stock Companies. Prepared and brought in by Mr. Fitzroy, Mr. Bouverie, and Viscount Palmerston. tof [Note.-The words printed in italics are proposed to be Wer inserted in committee.] the Whereas it is expedient to enable members of joint stock Nell companies to limit the liability for the debts and engage- ade ments of such ...