... ?? vartialm1t6l. [13Y CRITISII AND IRISI1 .IGNBETIC TELEGREAPII.] . HOUSE OF COMMIONS-YESTERDAY. The SPEAKEIt took the chair at twelve o'clock. Tile Kinrosshire Railway Bill was read a third time and passed. 111r. HEADLAMI moved the second reading of the t MEDICAL PROFESSION (NO. l) BILL. Mr. CRAWFORD moved that the Bill be read a second time that day three ]onnths. H is objection to the ...

... KERRY-RE-ELECTION OF TIlE CHIEF SECRETARY. TIIALEE, TUrSDAy.-At eleyen o'clock this day Colonel Herbert, with his friends, entered the Court- house, which was but partially filled, and all seemed serene and orderly, EDWARD Mionyny, Esq., hraving read the writ, Sir WILLIAr m D. Go)nneY, Kilcoleman Abboy, came forward, and was partially greeted, to propose Colonel Herbert as a fit and proper ...

... YESTERDAY'S DE SPATCHES. [BY MAGNoETIC TFlDEGISAPIJ ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. COUNTY 01fEXFORD-Final Close-NI')ilahon,2,607; HatchIli, 1,807; George, 1,467. COUNTY ?? Close-Booth, 1,76S; Coo. per, 1,753; Ball, 366. Kicno's COUNTY-Messrs. O'Brien and Bland re. turned, without opposition. KILICHNNY-Final Close-Ellis,2,567; Green,1,620; Mostyn, 1,314; Shea, 1,034. RUSSIA. It has been officially ...

... COUNTY DERRHY ELECTION, IN giving the majority for Mr Greer over Sir Horvey Bruce, yesterday, wo made. a vory uninten- tional mnistake. We counted Mr Clark's majority over Sir R. Bruce, not Mr Greor's. The majority of MrGreor over Sir ?? was only 003, and not 728, as erroneously stated by us yesterday0 BOELIAST QoAnTen SsssIoNs.-D. It. Pigot, Esq., resumed his seat in the County Court House, ...

... ?? 4?? GAIlDENING OPERATIONS FOR Tl-iE WEEK. Pf.ANT D:rPARTstsrNr.-CoiiservLtory &c.-Camel- liasaecacials cytisus l ?? elpaciise, coI reas, azalealls, an last but not Iast, roses should now be a blhzo of' beauty whore plant gro-ving is Well attended to. They will sooil requireabundlace of water, to which clear liquid manure should be oc- casionally ad(leod. Dispcibe with fire-heat as inmnc as ...

... ,, c If.a st ,t W ?? . . ?? .. . ?? C P:S'I'AB tLISI-Tls'l) ANNO 171, B. 1.E L F A S T: WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18, 1857. TniE Overland Mail brings no additions of impor tance to the intelligence p~reviously received. To the end of December, no attempt had been made hI the Persians on Bushire, nor had anything been seen of the masses of inen which, according to a flying rurnour, were mustering in ...

... I CAPEL STREET OFFjICE-1ONDAY, AUer-ST 24. [FRoR3 OUR: SPEC1 ?1L RPEORTER.] THIS nlorning the public were not a little startled by the intelligence that Jancos Spollen, wl-hose nalle is already so notorious in connexion with the Broadstone mnurder, han blon re-arrested, on a eharge of stcaling a snm of £300 fromt the railway premises, on the night of tie 13th November. It will be recollected ...

... SECOND ElDITION,. THIS DAY A'S L0NDON NEr S rB oY 1 A G N E T I e 1 I 1:1; 1 R 1' ?? NEiWS-LETTER OFFICE, 1 O'clocki, f.t. 'TIT UI (I E^N' SPIEECII. 11w Timcs ?? heri Miaje(\ty will oolt a ('otioicil :t, stlide tho0 ROrlal S:lri ?? It 1100 t0-&ay, :at ( 01i'NI PORIT O' OF )ONDON. Last AXt-ee li t.( wulfIlel' Ol' Si;ps imviarttl lvas.:s.', ill- 9t~ii car- ('lcs, of, sili-gnit'and il carg'_ovs ...

... 'ESIS DAY'S LONDON VjW b jiBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, I o'clock, i3. 1 N D I A. No telegraphic despatch has been recehed yet either from Trieste, Marseilles, or the Island of Sati - dinia. THE WAR EXPENDITURE IN INDIA. Thle writer of the Times' article observes that somo demands for money are lilely to be created by the preparations for the despatch of troops to India. The ...

... v THE ANNUAL PRAYER MEETING. *- Are have a strong city. Salvation will G oi appoiht, for wails and ?? xxvi., t. TO TILE EDITOR OF T IL I BtELPlAST NEWt'S-U.TTERT, Sin-Allow m o vety brk'lly to rall attention tothe prayer-nmeeting of Sunday-school tcaCho'rs, to 1, held i Finsheriwick P lace. at IJalf-past sevvi o'clock on Sunday mornilng. For several years a like Isseting has taken place, and ...

... . (fatuiastiml. THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. The Hon. and Rev. G. W. Bourke, a son of the Earl of Mayo, and a younger brother of Lord Naas, M.P., was admitted into the order of the priesthood, in con- enexion with the Established Church of England, on Sanday last., by the Bishop of Durham. Mr. Bourke Ynow holds the curacy of Alnvick. The annual visitation of the clergy of the diocese of Armnagh, ...

... 'I'HIS DAY'S LONDON NEWS. (utY MAGNETIC TELECIAPIO.] NEWS-LETTER OFFICE. 1 o'clock, P.M. ASSASSINATION OF THE BRITISH MINISTER AT LIMA. The Atrato, which arrived at Soulthampton yester- dav, hiaslbrouight accounts from Lima of' the assassi- nation of Mr. S. IT. Sullivan, the British Mhuistcr at miua. Milr. Sullivan was diling, whell six *nen' mnasked, fired six shots, one of which ploved fatal ...