... I r. ± .n:s U J.A _ _ _ ,, * s:^t DEPUTATION TO THE LORD LIEUTENANI His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant received ry - pointment yesterday, at half-past twelve o'clock, a de- is tation from parishes of the counties of S'igo, ' ir and Galway, who waited on him for the purpose r presenting the actual and Impending distress of e localtiest and to urge the adoption of timely ret e relief. The ...

... I I (trOaM OUR COURiSrONDENT.) t Queenetown, Tuesday. c The steamship America, which sailed from New York on the lot instant, and was, consequently, due here on t Sunday, came into harbour this morning, having encoun- t tered very tough weather during her voyage. I may at once announce to your readers that Messrs, Mason s I and Slidell are not on board-they are, however, ex- 2 pected to ...

... DUBLIN caORRESPONDENCE. 1| (FROM OUR OWNT CORRES'ONDENT.) DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 1F5. AtrToumi that cause celebri' -the Windbam junacy inquiry-has occupied so much of the atten- i tion of the public, I have not, as yet, seen the fact mentioned in any of our journals that the heroine of tlhe romance-as it is most inappropriately termed by the London papers-was a constant at- tendaut at the ...

... | THETCIVIL WAR i -AM-ICA'- THI (FROM THE SPECIAL CORREIISPONDENT OF THE Tl1tES.) (EXTRACT FROM JOURNAL.) . WASHINGTON,. DEC. 30.-The N.w York journals of yesterday pursue the roaring nightingale line of writing. One rejoices that Jefferson Davis will be disappointed, because Mason and Sliddell will be sur.- rendered, if demanded, as nothing must be allowed- .to prevent the prosecution of ...

... WRECK OF THE BARQUE CRISIS, OF LIVER- POOL, ON THE EASTERN COAST. DROGHEDA, JAN. 18.-On last evening, Alderman Boylan, receiver of wrecks in this district, was fur- r nished with a report by Captain Adderley Bernard, of the coastguard station at Clogher Head, relative to the wreck of the magnificent barque Crisis, Hugh Thompson, master, the property of Messrs. F. & J. Brocklebank, of Liverpool ...

... LAT -E - I i e . LAITEST INELJIGEN0CE. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. clutade'ss T1efram.) Berlin, Monday, Jan. 20. Js to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies M. Crer~ow lFaB eketed president, and M. Bewkum Dolffit 9eona Vice-President of the Chamber; both Tice Presidents belong to the progressive party. (FoMn am rustling F1,6numar of lau nghtA.) Paris, Monday, Jan. 20. The Moniteur of this ...

... THE INDIAT MAIL. I DoaMIIAY, Dxac-uaun 27.-Shirtinge dull and de- cliLing. Blule twist dull and -quotations unaltered. The cotton market is paralysed by the news of the ar- rcst of Slidell and Mason. Copper tile 66d; Miliva opium 1,47 mrupees per chest. Exchange on London, 2.d; government securities 4 per cents, 8li; ditto five-, ?? ditto, Gl per cents, 105i Freights for cotton to Liverpool ...

... BURNING OF THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ANTRIM-MEETING EXPRESSIVE OF PUBLIC SYMPATHY. ANTRIIF, MONDAY, 20TH JAN.-A public meeting E of the inhabitants of An trim and vicinity was held N in the Court-house this day, convened by public an- nouncement in the various places of worship. Among others present were the Rev. Wm. Greene, Vicar of Antrim; Geo. J. Clarke, Esq., J.P.; Rev. J. 1H. Orr, ...

... . READINGS BYMR. G. V.BROOKE ANDMISS AVONIA JONES. . LAST night, the second of a series of readings by PMr. G. V. Brooke -and Miss Avonia Jones, assisted by Mr. R. Younge, took place in the Music Hall. The audience was considerable,'and would, no doubt, have been larger had it not been for the inclemency of the weather, which prevented many who would otherwise have been present from leaving ...

... THE WAR IN AXIERICA. I Londonderry, Wednesday Morning. The Nova Scotia has arrived. She brings 40,000 dollars in specie. Nzaw YourK, JAN. 3, AFTERNooN-The Spanish steamer Franses Asis arrived from Havannah on the 215th ult., and reports that the Spanish expedition ar- rived at Vera Cruz on the 8th. The Governor of Vera Cruz had twenty-four hours to decide if he would abandon the city. The ...

... SATURDAY last, two fires occurred in Belfast, one in D the morning in Ann Street, and the other in the even- ing off Queen's Square, making five tires from Mon. c day night, or nearly an average of one each day during c the past week. The fire in the forenoon broke out c in the public-house of Miss Fee, Ann' Street, but, being soon observed, and the fire-brigade quickly in attendance, it was ...

... ,: PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. .WAR-OFFICE, PALL MALL, JAN. 14. let Dragoon Guards-Cornet J. Nethercote to be Adjutant, vice Lieut. D. Wale, who resigns that ap. pointment. 6th Dragoons-J. J. II. Cottle to be Cornet, by pur- chase, vice Smith, promoted. 8th Foot-F. J. Stuart to be Ensign, by purchase, vice R.1 R. Aylmer, who retires; C J. H. Playte,; gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice C. B. ...