... ..-II SECOND ?? T HIlS 1)A Y'S LONDO 0N N EWS. TILE' E?C(l Ai~it I)uiCUPAT''ION OFt TIlE ISLE OF iLII iAN. Pi'a ?? 11 1(lI2dn 21a Ee Fx'enf 'tie i.i+,0 a :iw!:txiuieiit article', t, Cll(pti~li ol Perim'IiiN. ?? i ?? i ii, 1121l2' Ui.A Ell'(ijopu ho Titiliev h Zl 211 rllltfioll, it is Jllilllu~'Im:salvi to) 1rteat ~t'l'taluptll 'IMil: jwdilt i ?? Ululls.,tl lot m ?? 21.A11 ?? Ll All.R GAMBIA. ...

... IND IA. THE SIEGE AND CAPTURE OF L UC KNOW. By the arrival of the Bombay mail we (Times) have received the suhjoined graphic account of the siege ?? from thi pen of Our Special Correspon- dent, W. H. Russell. The telegraphic news received at Bombay, which we publish from the Bonabay Times of the 24th of Mlarch, completes tile picture, with the news of the capture of Lucknow:- HEAD-QUARTERS, ...

... MAY STREET CONGREGATIONAL LITERARY ASSOCEATIOY. YElSTERDAY evening, according to previous nnornce- moent, a public meeting was held in May Street Churcl, in connexioi with, tilhe My Street Congre- gational Literary Association, wler. the President of the society, 'Rev. Dr. Coolc, delivetedil lecture oran nddress on Tire AInnifeslation of God in tire Mental Constitution or Man. Though tile ...

... BELFAST BOARD OF UUARDIANS. THE usual Weekly mecting of this Board was held in the Workhouse yesterday-J. W. S. M1 CANoE, Esq., in the chair. Other guardians ?? Browne, R.N., Dr. Moore, David MConnell, Robert Greer, John Ifamili, David Walker, Robert Carlile, Jatues Kavanagh, and P. Coleman, Esqrs. STATE OF TIME MIMS Remaining in the house on Wednesday, the 28th day of April, 1858:-In the ...

... Wn have not the least hesitation in inserting a letter which we have received frora a correspondent- A Layman of the Established Church. Wo must be permitted, at the same time, to remark that. our strictures upon Mr. Anderson's pamphlet were grounded upon a foundation not at all touched in this communication. Mr. Anderson anrged that the Church Education Society was losing the confidence of ...

... rl ii, ?fllyc at : th) amolt. - (nY MAtONSET1C T EL R AP11.) HOUSE OF COMMONS-VRSTERDAY. Ttib SPEAKER took thoe chir at twelve o'cloCk. AORICULTURAI, STAT'rlrICS BILL. 'Mr. CAIRD moved the second reading of this Bill. From the absenec of'a proper System of' these statis- ?? many errors had been comnnitted, both by pro- duces and the general public, which'othierwise wcould have bcen avoided. ...

... S U P P L E M E N T. Wis this day present our readers with a fourteen- column Supplement, containing a full report of the proceedings before the Belfast Improvement Bill Committee, on Thursday and Friday. We do this in order that our lengthened report may not encroach too much upon our regular space, already crowded with advertisements, increasing, we are happy to say, daily upon us. ARRilVAL ...

... Sejj ?? OF i'IANCII FOR APRIL 24. PL ?? fiur fesh plrtners. Hole y()'IlTC iS fl-N'N)RTlTI).-.WVoinl a reputation is wvi'ln1g il1 the dri viuig-rooi), the report of it soon. makees itselfl heard in the ?? House I Lire lit. 1:; 1nN RISIN( -1 hiOI(I tha~t it is not naturlal. ~Withl men, as' with peas, early rising is all a matter of lore- ?? Le Second. ITrALIAx WITI[OLL' A MASTHMt(. -Solto ?? ...

... THI S DAY'S LONDON NEWS. [13Y MAGNEITIC TELEGIAI'II.] A'EIIWS-LTTE'J'R OFFlCI, 3IuNIDAY, 1 O'CLOCI;, i'M. ITALYL . * )'TIIE EIMPi -,i NAPOLEO)N. The ?? ?? - I t' r aily Xceiz at Turin transmits Orsini's v, ., second letter to tile Emperor Napoleon. Thiey se flppeared in thb ?? Gazette of P'iedmonit. he correspondent of the Dalyq .ews is of opinion thait thley lbve been sup- plied by the Prench ...

... : , I . . . . CA garficulturk. i. GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. PLA(T. DPARTMENT4 onservatory, &c.- See that no plant suffers from drought here. Plantd out things will require thorough waterings. The larger specimens in tubs or pots, if any, must also have a liberal supply, provided, the drainage is com- plete. This is the period for fr~ee use of liquid ma- nlure, but take eare tbat it is ...

... (sRoM ?? OWN conuiiEs5oNDrNT.) LoNDON , SATURDAY EviNINo. 'YESTFRDAY was, of course, a dies i10n ill regard to news-no Parliament, no money market, no putllic meetings, no telegmrms, no nothilng, ns thi Cockneys say. I regret, however, to be obliged to record the fact that the most solemn festival in Christendom was kept by the great majority of the Londoners as if it were a day of general ...

... LATEST'_ NEWS, YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,) FR A NCE. Although the statement has been denied in several quarters, the Paris corresp)ondent of the Tmes, writ- ing last night, repeats the rainour that Prince Napo- leon is said to have accepted the post of Governor ar Algeria, under the title or Lieutenant of the Emn- peter, instead of Viceroy. The same correspondent 3ays, it ...