... I IRELAND AN THE VOLNTER FORCE. Yesterday a deputatioa from it tommittee ap- pointed in Dublin for the purpose of promnoting the for- mnation of a volunteer force in Ireland, waited upon Mr. Lowther the Chlef Secretary for Ireland, at the Irish Olaice, 6reat Queen-street, Woestaiuster, to present a memorial which has been siged by between 700 and 800 ilading oitizzenS of Dublin aild itt ...

... I I1E NEGOTUTIONS BETWEEN I TGLAND AND RUSSIA. ?? (FROM OUR OWN COBRESPONDENT.) ST. PETEERSBURG, Art 26- Bvpitccng togethor the different items of infor- gstion which I have boon able to obtain from ,athoritative sourcOs, I have contrived to aseer- tamn jully the course and incidents of the negotia- tions which have been going forward since the va()oi San Stefauo. I informned you by tolograph ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY. MAY 7. Our Correspondent in St. Petersburg announces that Count Schonvaloff ia expected there on Sun- day next. According to information received by a Vienna paper, the Count does not go as the sub- stitute or successor of Prince Gortschaloft, but to report personally upon the pending negotiations between Russia and England. It is understood that he will not stay more than a ...

... THE DERBY, EARLY PREPARATIONS, ghe hre (FEOM oult SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) rl~ sha 'the leaden slry overhanging London and the tk Tain drizzlinae slowly down at sevenl o'clock yester- lati day morning threatened a Derby Dlay after the inII fashion of those on which Daniel O'Rourke and di Yacatroni carried off the blue ribbon of the turf. sn ore dreary morning ever mocked the tra- bri ditional ...

... THEF QUEE4N'S JURISDICTIN INE CYPRUAS. TO 'flOE EDITOR OrF TH DAIL NEYS. SIr,-It is curiouts that there shoalld be any diiflcnltyin} determoining tho legal condition of Cypros end its inhabitants. Both the Lord Chancellor and the Attorney-G~eneral invoked, on Tuosday, the Foreign Jurisdiction Act to sottlc the question. W~ith ahl respect for the high authority of both the Lord UIhanoellor annd ...

... TE TIGHTI. ?? B SNIA. ,(UY SUMM RINE TLEUGRAI) .(F4uie ?? ONVq 00o1r1LSPn D NTi) V VIENNA, Tumsnl NIerr. Aj pegraua from Brod, publisbed by teo P'resse, says it is ascertained that the insurgents in Bosnia number o5,O0O nmen, including those at Novi ]Bazar, where besides there are, 2,500 regulars. Heusan Effendi, Chief of the Mollahs at Strajavo, hps issued a manifesto, exhorting tbe, ...

... theofirst part of this oentury the Royal Family, s theirpatronage, made Ascot what it bas since I,0sc. George IV. aud his brother, the Sailor ,Lieg, wero both of them staunch supporters of tie estitg, vhich oven in their time had acquired the h f , of 'oyal, and the earlier records of g F1iog cbreniolo rmany a victory achieved by Y ?? to both those Sovereigns, whoso c1 ^(,oaurs werc c ynta ...

... iASSYRIAN: ]DISCaV.E E. Asyrlan exloto. not, Itpgetiot a pieW hse Ito or. 4Rusd aa8' oeO fosro Iod inh'ittety .s t110 lueen's '8pediEat ~vojt bg Theodore 'oi. fAssinia.' sad his eaptiviitt, in liagdala'had bebncomthe tineanse of the war: with t~hat aouutry, bo. ?? *through eon- aidorablo exprienpo i, th u~ork of exoavating, 0mo esopoteaian He Ec ough4 ft iluder Mr. taytd;' a~d' 'r~aftdwa 'he ...

... NAI AL AND MILITARY. - WOOLWIOIH, FEB. 14. Mon. and boys to Ohe :number of tievoral hun- f4reils have liven tstken on in the variouss iepstrtmentt of tlic Royal Arsi'sal this week, sild there are cvidencos of increased asctivity onl every' aideo. 'Tie forgemen in thle izvR i va lgn factories, wh~o ]saa'e been employed only four lay 's wek for siontite past, aro not Only working every LnSSV, ...

... 1S28 AND _I78. Tjo-day ral Address is to be prcscintect to at Earl ilust-ell. on lelittV of thle Noniconformists of y Great Brittin, r eo-iirsitrg the embinet services ir -wltich he( Tlee ?? io the cause of civil and e xeliatiiti1 ?? it) fie colarse of IL puiblic life lonig rilarit ~t~tlit premcconit, rind with especial t xi ieroeeeo to thle repeal oif the Tess hiand Corporartion t Aets, ...

... Our Correspondent in St. Petersburg telegraphs that thenews of Count Schouvaloff'spendingvisitto the Russian capital has created an excellent impres- sion there. The Count is considered the right man to bring about a complete understanding between the two Governments on the Eastern Question; and among the Russians such au understanding is earnestly desired. It is urged that the Russian ...

... I R-I ?, I AUiLPlHI THEATUT. TB1L ROSdA OILRlA COhLP.AY.. Tim1B EvYatIm at 8, ]OUUiA H GIRL ThUdeTa Mr J- W.M . Tuerll;r, Count A niheim, 7r. u. E COei; Pnreste;u, gr. ClAYls O Lyall- flailVhoWi, Mr. Anyr Coo k Queen of thto hlpeie Mlii IJoarpino YorH.* Bad onay. AyuNoe Coo;; and ArBino, ald Greorginn Bures. BJetslverliaueunet, exe uted ?? LTYATREl T ROYALIH TRE. t. Tllrs EvmnrNOa rt 7.0, } tE ...