... ?jl-010. zw? partly X0,14104 [B M ?? T ?? 1: L E QA WxA r 11.3 NESl`VS.I'TER OFFICI., 1 o'cloel; rn.N ?? tBBAS ?? 31arseilies, Sunday. fru;. tru n ;n'i'lla of thle Hjil states that A]ulmio 1- 1 ls, t-etilor witl Ilis squadoellt, hd ell i Ieot, \\i lth cil ceremiony by the 'i~krIil ?? t'ie * F1. letoc' naval division,mnid , l. :tl iih ?? 5.AJl lal 301B et Willauinez, nt jf1'e nwliie ho gave to ...

... 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, ...

... I THE ULSTERAIAN ENCOURAGING RIOT. IN the description of the Belfast election, in yester- clay's Ulsterntian, we notice the following passage:- In the 1iter val that elapsed between the clesin- of the booths and the final declaration of the pull the enthusiostic Protestwit non-electors repairdt. to St. Mialelt ly'S Cotitol i Chattel ttd demolsited all tite nicdows that werc accessible, and, ...

... BELFAST 111xRBOURb BOARD. THIC U5sual bi-monthly meetilig of the I larliour Corn- missieners wis hell yesterday in their Ollie, Cor- poration Square-J. Clar ike, Eaq., J.P. ,ocupyibig the chair; other mnembo rs ?? Pirr ie, Chas. Doffin, Edwirl Cooy, George M3Tvar, Jas. Barnett, James lalililtoll. Villhilan Valenitine, James Carlisle, John Workminan, Esqrs. The minutes of previous meetings ...

... LNrTES'T INTE LLIG ENCE. YESTERUDA S D ESPATCHES [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRtAPIl] COUNTY DERRY ELECTION. DTtiv, 2 r.m. Clark, .224 13, uce, .. ?? ?? .. 189 C~reer ?? ?? ?? 316 COLERAMNE, 2.30 PM. Clark , 33S Bruce . 311 Gree, . 409 NEWITOWNLIMAVADY, 1.30 P.2U Clark, .66 .. ?? G56 Greer, . .. ?? ?? 433 Bruce, ?? . ?? ?? .354 -$ ?? POLL. Clark. ?? ?? 2,014 Greet, ?? ] 55:3 Bruce, . . . . , ?? 1,387 ...

... zllti? PIT'A 141,?Vmodoll A M E R I C A. Liverpool, W1ednesdary. The Emu arrived last evening, her dales, to 1Sth, being, one day later. The Alps had not arrived out on the ISth. The political news is, of course, meagre, what there is being of no importance to Europe. The convention between England and France, transferring to the latter Power the privileges of the Newfoundland fisheries, had ...

... LATEST INTEILLIGENCE. YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. [BY MAGNETIC TLlEGrAPr.] A ME RICA. Liverpool, Friday Night. The Alps, Captain In-les, arrived at 0 r.m. She sailed from New York on thd 11th, in company with the New York steamer for Glasgow. She passed the steamer Glasgow, inward bound, on the 11th. She passed the America, onl April 17th, in lat. 43 O. long. 45.0, West. She brings 11o passeniers ...

... cradoillootiall TIHE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. AP P Y 01 NT M E NT T. Diocese of Achlonry-Eev. James Jackson, to the curacy of Kilfin: patron, the Rector. Diocese of CashelVel'Y Rev. Ogle William Moore, to the deanery of Cashel, and rector of the union of St. Jo Ca's, Cashel: patron, the Crown. Diocese of Down, Connor, and Dromore-Rev. J N Thompson, AM., to the assistant stipendinry cure of ...

... DItorfiqu ?? FRANCE. A PLOT TO ASSASSINATE THE EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH. Tluc Paris correspolident of the Morning Post (second edition) says:- Within tbe last few d(ays the police of Paris dis- covered a ripened plot to kill the Emperor, and thirty-one persons wore arrested accordingly. From the interrogntories which have taken place, it ap- pears some of these persons held communications with ...

... IN our paper of yesterday we published as full a report as our space would permit of tse speeches at the dinner given to Lord Edwin Hill, M.P., in Hills. borough, on Tuesday evening, to celebrate his trium- phant re-election as one of the representatives of the County of Down. From the Inte bour azt which our reporter arrived in Belfast from Hillsborougih, it was impossible to do more ...

... ARM AGH ELECTION. [rRtON, ouR ONVN RlEPORTEIR.] Ar'meagh TI'easday. YrCSTErnDA evening, after the close of the poll, Mr Miller's supportel's repaired to his tally-rooms, where he addressed them at some length, congratu. lating them on their success, as the cause was theirs, and the victory ?? them to attend at tile Court.lHouse on the following d ny at 12 o'clock, when ho wounld address them ...