... We have been requested to publish the following a article, and also Mr. Bateman's letter upon the above c subject. We may here state that the designswlffl ti remain on view at Messrs. Beinrose's till the 22nd fv inst. _ The promoters of the Obituary Windows to be f( placed at the East end of All Saints' Church, Derby, Si in memory of the late lamented PRINcE CONSORT, 0 have so far succeeded in ...

... LAATEST NEWS. NEWF'S-LETTER OFFICE, Monday Morning. qut Ex [BY MAGNETIC TELEORAPXI.] ml daI THE FRENCH SENATE. tdh Paris, March 1. feu In yesterday's sitting of the Senate, Guerronierp a b urged the necessity of maintaining the tempor, 1 a power of the Pope. Manifestations, he said, are any now being organised to urge the Government d 1 of Victor Emmanuel to proceed to Rome; but, Jai on the ...

... . ,0nxperiaf I.- ximen;t .. (Supplenmentanr to Telegraphic Sonmmary) HOUSE OF COMMONS-FRIDAY. THE STATE OF IBELM. . Mr. GREGORY asked'the Secretary for Ireland whether the letter which the right hon. gentleman quoted in his speech the other night, as to the plen- tiful supply of food in Ireland, was not written on November 12, and whether it did not refer only to his (Mr. Gregory's) own ...

... .gultsia5f ical. THE, ESTABLISHED CHURCH. The Rev. W. C. Magee, D.D., Rector of Ennis- killen, hasbeen appointed one of the select preachers for the Sunday evening services at St. Paul's Cathe- dral, London. 'Letters Patent have passed the Great Seal, pro- senting-the Rev. Thomas Marshall to the Rectory and Vicarage of Trevett, and Rectory of Kilbrew, in the diocese of Meath, vacant by the ...

... THE NORTH-EAST AGRICULTURAL AS- | .. .0SCIATION OF IRELAND. . THE monthly meeting of the committee was held at Ca6Utt'lwhaxtibprs, on Friday last. JOHN BORnwIcx, A Lisq., J.P. o&dunpied the chair The other members inn present were-Rev. Joseph Bradshaw, J.P.; Joseph ME -Penty, Robert MoJrrow, James Wilson, John Hamill, ME John Phillips, John W. Greer, J.P.; Alexander Dickson, Francis Fforde, ...

... I OV, Rkporter in London furnishes us, by special telegram, with an outline of the very importaant pra- ceedings which took place yesterday at the Treasury- Orce in reference to the People's Park, Belfast. It appears that the Government have at their disposal a fund for the purpose of facilitating the establish- ment of public parks; and whilst a large piece of ground, already embanked and ...

... AN officer of the Nashville gives an interesting ac- count of her adventures:- Leaving Southampton at 4 P.M., on the 3rd Feb., within full sight of the Tuscarora, which had but just returned from a six days' cruise outside the harbour, and was then engaged in coalingup, the Nash- ville steered for Bermuda, and, after successfully weathering a terrific gale of six days' duration, which ...

... SUI TMATRY. A manl, ?? to be ineane, wnas an es'etl onl Tues,,day in Beriin whloce intention it 'Was to assassinate thle I Ua; . By the opening of a telegrrah station on all island ill the PI'el nSez, a savinlc will be efict oil of three days in tlte nllilct i;tion of news fromi -the East. A letter firon Veo ?? StilteS tilI t tile Austr'ill 11 Goverenlent blsat ?? eil r; infor1atlton of tile ...

... I Railway Fassengers' Assurance Company. On Wednesday the Half-yearly General Meeting of Proprietors in this Institution was held at the Company's offices in Cornhill, Mr. J. Clay, M.P., in the chair. The following are the principal paragraphs of the Report, which was read by Mr. W. J. Vian, the Secretary:- The statement of accounts which has been circulated among the Proprietors shows that ...

... THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 27. TiE New Ywlk7 TbiZw,,zv of the 12th int, publishes a despatch, dated the previous day, to the effect that General M'Clelland would cease, within twenty-four hours, to be in form, what he was not in fact, tlie si Commander-in-Chief of the Federal forces. d Mr. George Peabody, an American merchant, hasI apportioned the Eum of £150,000 to ameliorate the P condition of ...

... THE'EJECTION OF THE NONCONFORMING CLERGY IN 1662. A preliminary meeting of the Cardiff Noncon- formists was held on Monday last, in the vestry of Bethany Chapel, to take into consideration the course to be pursued in this town with reference to celebrating the bi-centenary of the above event. On St. Bartholomew's Day (August 24th), 1662, about 2,000 Church of England clergymen were ejected ...

... The letter on cheap gas in our next. The situation is filled up about which a person from Merthyr wrote. Several communications are necessarily held over; and amongst others the second article on The International Exhibition. ...