... I (Fuomo AN OCCAStONAL CORURESPONDENT o0 TIE iJmaEs). CPARI.ESTON, MARtCH 4.-On the 14th of January we. sailed from Nassau for Charleston, and on the followinl day were caught In one of tboee terrific gales which burst with such fury over that part of the AtIAditic which lies immediately to the north of the ?? The tempest subsided on the 17th as we got neater the land, but we had left the ...

... MILITARY PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGE3. wAtt.OFFICE;, LONDON, XAT 12. ?? Life Guarde-Jors Edward Wlilliam iThobald, Marquis of Ormcnd, to be Cornet and Sub-Lieueteant by purchase, ,ico Thomas Iumbold Ilicbardson, who retires. 6th Lancers-Stiff Surgeon Robert Fleetwood Andrews, to te Surgeon, vice Hfnry Huhieb, M D, who exchanges. 7th ?? Jobn Bayley, from the 8Jth Foot, to be Captain, vlceA) tenn, ...

... o-f xeman s 7rnal. I 'or . wLih: MONDAY, M!AT 11, 186S.I IT wilP be e* by a telegraphic message from Tnoee, which ve p In another column, that the Attomey- General ?? t cordially adopted by the libera electors of the boro46, 'at a meeting held yesterday. The meeting was 'aIlded over by Henry Donovan, FAq. Ibe Cbsirman oftibe Town Commissioners, and the resolution approving, of *. O'Elaga as ...

... LANDING OF COTTON AT DUNMTORE. Waterford, Mondav. 282 bnles of cotton have been landedl at Dunmore, and thirty-two bales, still in boats, aro believed to bP xr the Sarah Palmer. They are all in good order, with the exception of one bale. They are now in the hands of the Receiver of Droits of Admiralty. SnOnT-SFx PASSAGE.-Among the passengers by the Larne and Stranrapr ronte for the past week ...

... : | ARRIVAL OF THE 9DINBURJI{., MOST IMPORTANT WAR. NEWS. Queenotown, Wednesday Evening. The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Com-, ?? steam-shinp Edinburgh; from New York on the 22nd inst., arrived off the harbour this afternoon. She brings the United States mails, 76 cabin, and 89 steer- age passengers, and has 102,000 dollars on freight. Having landed the mails, 7 cabin, and 12 ...

... 91e Amp. MR. ADAMS AND THE TRADES' UNIONS. f[rnou THE TIMES.) Fivx weeks ago the Trades' Unions of the metropolis assembled in St. James's Hall to vote an address of sympathy and congratulation to the President of the United States, and to express their concurrence in the policy and principles of the Federal Govern- ment. On Saturday last that address was presented to Mr. Adams, the American ...

... OUTWABD AMERICAN MAILS. I_ ?? _ - n ?? - _ ¢ __ I -n QuEEOSnwTrf, T31URSDAY EvazxG.-The Liver- pool, New York and Philadelphia Company's steamship City of New York arrived here from Liverpool at eigtt a.m. to-day, and,; having embarked mails, passengar4, and latest telegrams, proceeded for New York, at four o'clock p.m., all well, weather fine. THE ARMY. EaboAm ZoxN oF Titoors-Six otfcers, 137 ...

... ' THE METROPOLITAN RAILWALY BILL. I (FROMt OICR REPOTS0ELj. LoNDor, TUESDAY.-The select committee to -whom this bill was referred met again to-day to finally settle the clauses, and consider certain provisions which the promoters had the previous day arranged to insert in order to meet objectious which might be raised hereafter by the corporation of Dublin, the Ballast Board, and the governors ...

... Ygrpxal Varliament. [a [BY MAGNETIC TELE1APH.]J HOUSE OF LORDS-YisTERnDA. THE House met at five o'clock. ) The Great Eastern Steamboat Bill and the North. 3 British Railway Steamboat Bill were read a third itime and passed. 0 The London Diocese Bill passed through com- - mittee. k The Exchequer Bonds One Million Pounds Bill , and the Consolidated Fund £2,000,000 Bill were I rend a second time. ...

... I I (FnROM OUR SrOEIAL. RlEPORSETiR.) TRALuX, MoSDAY.-I have already indicated by smy telegram of yesterday evening that the Right Hon, Thomas O'Hagan, her Majesty's Attorney-General for Ireland, has arrived bore, and conmmenced an active per - sonal canvass of the parliamentary electors of this borough, with a view to being chosen their representa- tive in room of Captain Daniel O'Connell, ...

... MESSRS. GUINNESS'S BREWERYI TO TH& 5 ITOR OF TillS FSEEiAN.- 14, Thomas street, may 8. DR.uc S9n-As the editor of the Iris Tow has re- lused use the justice of giving ?? to the following correction of an erroneous atatetmaot made in his papOr, may trubleyouto give it a place in the Fmcin[Alf. -Your's respectfully, it M b TO THlE IC)'TOl OF THlE caRolIS hS SIR-Will you have the goodness to gsve ...

... SI POmR. - (teaosior O UR troonTe.),I .Loanose, BATUBDAT.r-II tbo Hioss .of Conolmons tbis morningt afttr the debate ont-the condition' of 'Eoutbern Italy, Sik EL Bruee rnoved the ascend 'reading of the Irish poor removal bill. He-regretted he said, that the took bad not fallen into abler hbnas,1%'nt he Ielt it to be his dqity tofulfil it. He promised last session to bring In, a neasure, and ...