... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... THE IRISHELECTIONS. a - DOWN. GROSS POLL FOR THE TWO DAYS. Hill% ?? ?? ?? 6S1S Forde ?? ?? 6816 Ker .. ?? ?? 8646 t . KILKENNY. 3 GROS POLL FOB THE Owo DAYS. f Ellis ?? ?? 2687. Green ?? .. 1620 a M~ostyn ?? . .. y. 1814 Shee .. ,. 1084 a ?? GROSS POLL FOR THE TWO DAYS. Deasy ?? ?? ?? 6788 M'Carthy. . ,. ?? 6265 Scully , ?? ?? 2862 KI.G'S COUNTY. TuLLAmORi, SATOrDAy.-messre. O'Bren and Bland . ...

... ?? . D AI10,, 1857t DUBLIN:. FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1857. ThE COUNTY ELECTION. | The nomination on yesterday passed off quietly, and with less oratory than is customary on such occasions. Colonel Taylor and Mr. Hamilton made the usual profession of high Tory principles, which. their frantic supporters have been drilling into our ears for the last fortnight through the medium of the Kentish fire. We ...

... ?? rival If it re. S E A S 0 N A 13 E It I N T S. [FIIOM TlEit InlSH FARsirtl1S' OAZETTE.] PROrlR QuANTITY Ol1 Cl.OVER AND RvEcGltss For ?? stOrOC ril cloverand Sib. Italian ryo-grans rvill be quite stiflicietri to seed half nh Irish acre for Ia soilrin or hay Crop: but if dc- sitncmd for peorns rirot paltreir or meaidowv it wouldl reqliro a tmixture of other and more permanont eroses to take ...

... DIR. IIUGI MTCATMONT CAIRNS, MP., AND THE TURKISH LOAN. TO i1. 5! CATMONT CAIRSNS, rSQ., ?? S1-oIn your speech at the iustinlgs on last Fri- day, as reported in thn Netus-Letter, you alhlrued to some observations I had previously made with re- ference to your voto oin the Turkish To m. The point you made, about my inaccuracy ih1 peakinrg of the Sardinian loar (wl;ich I may havo inadvertently ...

... SECOND EDITION0 [PY MAGNETIC TELrGRiAP It] NEWS.LETTER oFFICE, 1 o'clock P.11. T ii E E A S T iMarseilles, Tuesday. Thc snow that blacks up tile roads in Persia wil delay tho return OF thlo ratification of the treaty with Eng.land. TtI~ ~ ~ N o Teheran ha3 JilS 'I'hO Ottofn' AIItbiba4 at ieltei'ti0 nas p-O santed a note, thlc object of wilich, is to demandl tile execution of t he Loundary ...

... U B L I N G O S S I P. [FROSt ouin owsi curltag5Vo'DENr.] DUersls, FilotAr. TIIE COURTS. EASIFR T'rcl will ?? on Wednesday next, but, from what I call learn, the cause-lists il the several Courts of Law and Equity will not be very heavy. The great case of Butler v. Mountgalrett, wherelrin lerge estates aitI an ancient title are at stake, has occupied the attention of the twelve judges, in the ...

... COUNTY ANTRtIM NOMINATION, I I A RADICAL CANDIDATE IN THE FIELD. i TiE scene in the Court House of this county yes- terday will be remembered, with mingled feelings of regret and indignation, by all who witnessed it. The exercise of a great constitutional privilege was turned into a jest ; and a local political buffoon took advantage of the occasion to play off his antics before the assembled ...

... COUNTY DOWN ELECTION, CLOSE OF THE POLL, SECOND DAY (SATURDAY), APRIL 11, 1857 1IL~asuo1 ouan-4 o'CLOCIC- Lord A. E. HILL . , ?? 312 Lieut.-Col. FORDE, ., ?? 272 Mr D. S. KER, ?? ?? 315 Nr.WToWNAftJ5s-4 o'cr~otR.. Lord A. E mr.r . 122 Lieunt.-Col. FORDE, ..s 80 Mr D. S. KER, ?? ?? 261 DOWVNPATHlICK-d4 O'LGoOr Lord A. E. HIL, , .. 130 Lieut .-Col. F7ORD13,, ?? ?? 130 Mr D. S. KER, ?? .187 ...