... TEE ARMY AND NAXY. PRQN1QTIOQ9S: AND EXCHANGES.. WAR OFFICE, PALL.-MAL, lMARCH 25. .3rd Reglimrnt of Ditignopq Gqqrclq-Lieult. C. Costo- badie, fronm thle 1st Dragoons, to be Lieut., vice Park- Yates, who exchanges, 1st Dragoons-Lient. E. W. Park-Yates, from the 3rd Dragoon Guards; to bo Lieat., vice Costobadie, who dxchauges. 3rd Light Dragoons-A. Strother, gent., to be Cor- net., by ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-1-FRIDAY, MAROH 25. _ . . . . . I (Supplevnentary to our ?? Sumanmryj RELIGIOUS EDUCOATION OF, PAUPEU CHILDREN, IN IRELAND, The Marquis of CLNARICARDE presented a peti- tion firom the Guar iaus of the ?? Ulnion of Tuanm, complaining of a recent order of the Ponr-law Commissioners in Ireland requiring deserted children to be baptised and educated in the Protestant reli- gion. The ...

... R AIILW AYWTIM E-T AfB L E, LARRANGSED FORL THE 1NEWS-LRTrropJ ] TR.kINS. Will leave for thle ?? Plaees from and to Belfast, on weelk days, at tite ?? hours:- From Belfast. ; lmebs C 9 30 am; 2, 4 30 pm' Antrim 7 tiR I z a 1 40 p)ie. mill; 12 II; 4 30 pm;, Anhkegl'aef n e7 275 emll; 1,; R - - 7 13 pmt 1, 7 40 ?? iPloir; 7, 8 atel; 12 n, 4 30, i Armagh 7 ' lJ, a I.1 715 pm ' I Sn (ilt t, 3 LAm ...

... TlEE RESOLUTION DODGE . U (FROst THEN SA'TURDAoY iuVrirw.) Silr HUGH CATRNS, in a speech of unrivalled ability has fixed upon the resolution of Lord John Russell its just and appropriate designation. The spirit in which it has been conceived, the policy with a view to which itD was framed, and the end which it was in- tended to compass, are simply and purely those of a 'dodge. If it is said ...

... NE PES-LETTER OFFICEr, Tsesdan Mforning. [BY MIAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] (RRUT'R'S T'rLELORA11) TIHE CONGRESS. The Turin correspondent of the Times says the English Government has consented to the admission of Sardinia into th6 Congress. Berlin, Monday. The town of Manrnheim has been selected as the place of moeting of the Congress. It is understood here it will assenble next month. The protoco; of ...

... 912t ?i *Ifiof- Ilutu-fetta. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, MA,1RCH 29, 1859. IT appears to have been definitely settled that the Congress is to meet at the town of Mannheim- unquestionably a convenient place in point of situation, and very well provided with hotels. Nothing is known as to the'date of the first meet- ing, nor are the names of Plernipotentiaries stated. Mr. Owen ...

... ImIn ERIAL PARLIAMENT. .HOUSE O11 LORDS.-YusxarnDAY.hi CB iY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] I LORD COWLEY'S MlISSION. W Tlieirlordslhips having met at five O'clock,- Tho Earl of CLARENDON put a question to the P sti Fore.ign Secretary, with reference t~o the inission of a Lord Cowyley to Vienna, and the results which were fo lijkely to accrue from it. He observed that at present at thle public know ...

... (PR'oM our OWN CO~RRESPONDrcNT.) LONDON, SATURDAY. THE first week of the great Reform debate has come and gone, and we are still without a result. Great and wide-spread was the consternation of Pater- fasmilias as he came down to breakfast this morning, unfolded 'his damp broad sheet, and looked every- where for that significant arithmetical calculation at the foot of the debate, which ...

... DUBLIN AND DROGIIEDA RM LWAY. LONDON, FRIDAY, AIARci 26.-This co(lpIaIfly, re- presented by their solicitor, Mr. Il. 1) Knfle, Mid their Parliamentary Agents, appeared Ibo nro a lli mitte of the House of' Commons to-lily wiill a hill to give them powers to enlarge their teraliilils il Dublin nnd t convert certain del)entisres into sticl. Alter the * xtinllatioo) of tlhe conijlpuzyi s t'ilunecr ...

... I MPERIAL PARLIAMEN F. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPII.] HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTrRDAY, The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the wool- sack at five o'clock. JUR1I3S IN CIVIL CASES BILL. The second reading of tht Juries in Civil Cases Bill was move(d by Lord CAMPBELL, flioh vindicated and expiianed its protvisions at great length. It pro- vided that in place of unanimity, as at present, the agreenlent of ...

... eNEItVS-fiE7TE OFFICE, IlTednesdaiy J.oi'nia1Y. t _ ?? __ sBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.J (RlcuTRR'S TEEOITRAM.) F R A N C E. Parilr, Tuesday, 2Dth. The Pantic states that Government has dccid(ld upon additg a 4tIh Battalion to each of tile hundrdtlei r inlasitry regiments ot the Line. The new lbattaelioE vhave to lbe lbrlicl otit er the Sard and 0t i ?? 1of the already texistilng battalions., The ...

... ECCLES [As L'[LCA L. The Rev-. Chas. L. Thomas, M. A has becn liceioed by the Lord Bishop of Aealtl to lie sole Ciilirgi of the Parish of Ctogi an, i Lthat dioceso. It is said that ?? Prince ConsorI has3ei tr a guarantee fio tile full amount, £i0,000, recivihl- hy the Royal Comnmissioners of 18. 1, boliroe tu yV Woauld enter Upon the Society of Arts' p;-ojeet for aololhr Exhiibitioin of' ...