... Babal aub pjitjtrg? 4.ltttlljff- - ?? MM ]RECRUITING IN IRELAND.-It is said that the Re- cruiting Department will be restored to the Royal Hospital, Dublin. Since the commencement of the war, the whole of the Irish recruiting business has been transacted at the Horse Guards. MULLINGAR GARRISON.-A Court of Inquiry has been sitting at Mullingar, to investigate into certain grave matters anent ...

... th - -^ Ihh lh (From the Globe.) 0 It is almost needless at the present day to say, that the rumours which continue to be exported from the s Tnited States for our market, respecting the disposal w of the treaty with Great Britain and the policy of Pre- c sident Buchanan's Government, are manufactured s articles; and they are a manufacture which will not d wear even for the briefest season. ...

... v - i [Owing to thle lots hour at which the House ?? Eli. seosfl ojiled oil woarsoedey Morning, and tule hour at which we leave to With got rss to catch thle early posts andi trainhs, a portion of one' impression of Wedneosday dlid not conitain the noinbers of theg dl- thle il Loi vi Ysion eis Mr Cobdene' resolutions condeesnatory of the hlate pro' tend fceeditigsin China.t The simuhee,,s ?? ...

... DEPARTURE OF THE RAILWAY TRMN STEAMERS, &c., FROM BDINBURGn1 MARCH. Wx.%vrr.LEY BUInnoi TERRIL'106s Or 'NOUrrx flItnst, EnIniURnin, rseta, AND Drisnas8 RAILWA-3, , LEITH, AND GPAnTOX RAMLwAY-REDI'1'stnIAN VA~t5LA13e11.0;W RAILWAY--SCOTTI5SH CENTRAL RAILWAY. GlA! ~eo & d~s. iL, 4 Aberdeen (S. C.) am. 6.30, 7.S0--p.m. d S. ,f 12.15, 8.45 - - - 2 1031 Aberdeen (F. P. DI.) am. .30, 10 21 1li si ...

... . -5,pirit uf tt)t. 'Prtss. THE COALITION AND THE MINISTRY. (FROM T11E TIMES.) We presume that by this time the Coalition is be- ginning to have a foretaste of what awaits it in the forthcoming elections. Five days have barely passed since the vote of Wednesday morning' became known, and already the answer of the country is one about which there can be no mistake. We were hardly pre- pared for ...

... ?? - -? v ; ? - cc cii oh4se 27ju Saysy that rnot one spp ears more satisied with the amicable te' mination of the Persian ifficalty than Ferok Khan. He went himself to the' telegraph office to transmit in person his despatch to Bucharest, where an attahe') of the Persian Ambassador bad been waiting for intelligence, in order to set out for Teberan. Feruk Khan got a reply to his message in ...

... V61 MERCURY OFFICE, 5:.PS WEDNESDAY, ELEVEN OVLOCK. LOBD PALMFRSTON'S REPLY TO THE : EQU1:SITION FROM LLOYD'S. ETe following is Lord Palmerston's reply to the ' 3idlon from Lloyds':- KI have to acknowledge with the sincerest ac- braoledgrnent, the requisition which I have received it ±rough your hands from the members of Lloyds, ex- temieg a wish that I should be put in nomination a a ...

... DOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, MARCH 9, JifubL UXs m ~ing The RoYal assent was given by commission to the ?? bills, ?? Royal Mari=e Forces; ?? Chief Constables; tai theb poblio Health Supplemental (1857) so thpiin o-y jects Commission. be The loyal Commissioner were the Lord Clancellor, Earl Granville, and the Duke of Argyll. ro Thte Earl of EGLINTON presented a petition from a place i ta Tire Earl of ...

... ELECTION FNTELLIGE NCE SC TLAND. W At Glasgow a new candidate has appeared in Mr 0 Robert Dalglish, a well-knowrn merchant, and, judg- a ing from his address, a good Liberal. F Sir l{. R. Ferguson Davie of Creedy, Bart., M.P I who has represented the Haddingion district of J burghs in Parliament for the last ten years, will be ti the Liberal candidate at the ensuing election h It is the ...

... t Il a s it rg. MEETINGS FOIt THE, WEEK. This Day-Lodge of Edinburgh (Mary's Chapel) -Ship Hotel, 7 East Register Street. Wednesday-Canongate Kilwining- St John's Chspeli St John's Street. Monday-St Luke.-Hotel Frangais, 100 Princes Street. PORTRAIT OF Th5E' EARL Or ZETLAND.-]?fee- masons will be interested in hearing that a like- ness of the Earl of Zetland, the Grand Master of England, has ...

... HOUSE OF COMAMONS-MONDAY, UARCH 9. The SPCAWAE tothcaiatthe usual hour. dox Lord Pevensey took the oaths and his seat ?? East Sussex, in tho room of Mr. Freeman, resigned. ml Mr. HEADLAlI withdrew his 'Medical Profession Bill for OX the present session. Sir J. PAKINGTON withdrew liis Education Bill for the pri session. lio Mr. HARDY withdrew his Beer Bill for the session. he Mr. PELLATT asked ...

... a Wt A ?? 11xuat,18 : W^JEDSD AY Xarch 11, 1857.: P A l L I A M E NXT. TnE moribund state of the present Parliament must make people take very little interest in any of its pro- EL ceedings that do not bear more or less directly on the cause of the impending dissolution Even the proceed- t be ings of the permanent branch possess as little interest i al as those of the deciduous. The subject ...