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SunNARY or NEws sY TIE HIRERSiA.-IFe- land and Irish afFairs centinne Q be the ehief topics of interest. and famine yet stalks uR- checked through ths land.

 o'Conne, it is said, is dying. He is ioo III to write letters, or to be removed home. His e6nies sor at Dublin. was sent fov by express 10 attend him. His disease is stated to be water on the chest and dropsy in .the Iegs-fatal symptoms even a' his time of life.

 The Irish poor are enigrating in great numbers, chiefly to the United States. All the ready ports are crowded, but the CarOaicie says. 'Egrt1sotsig they are those whose loss will be severely felt $ hey possess pecuniaFy and are no; destitate

 The national debt of England, which 'sas Tesaeed in the last two years, ffor 7ss million polnds sterling 10 7s2 million, has from this year increased by the failure of the potatoe crop, millions; so that all the ground gained upon tbis immense debt thereioIetas been lost

 The Emperor Of Russia, has forbidden ;he estab- ishment of the telegraph in his do:nnons, without his FsFsaiSsion

 A letter from China, states that MT. Everett bas been reeelyed with great pomp by the Imperial com missioner and a splendid banquet given him, at which, Ot of respect to the pecuIiartes of AmeFi- can taste dogs and ra;s, were not served up as usual.

 Upwards of 5000 persons are now inmates Of the London work house, and to ,00e are receiving out door relief.

 The London Tines of. the 25th Feb. thus speaks of the Mexican War.

 ''rhe accounts periodically received in this coUn try of the Mexican War go strabgc and perplex ing as utterly 10 confuse the judgment of those who have only studied such matters in the prosaie his tory of the old world We informed in reltsra- ted despatches that Mexican numbers have offered no mentionabie obstacles of American yalor, and we certainly heard of authenticated exploits which are astounding enough 10 warrant the most sweep ing ihferences of Saxon aseendaney. \ l6 gun sloop imponnds province, regiment of volun- teers annexes aquaIter ot continent and towns are taken by fifty men and garrisoned by five and twen ty, in t c midst of numerous and exasperaied population. The armies of ire west and of the centre, of conquest and of occupation, all rep resented by attachments which would hardly, il concentrated, make up one effective division.

 Congress had deereed gold medal to the enter prising general who has covered his countrys arms with such imperishabie glory, and the hrst masjs- tia.e of the republic appeals triumphantly to the war of his creation, as the noblest action of the State, and the grand distnction of his reign.

 Side by side with this striking intelligence, we find It announced that the most energetic efforts of the viciors directed, hitherto uasGceessfuiy, to procure apeace."

 G1-Lieut K: RKHAaI, adiu,ant of the 9th Infantry U S.A., passed down on the Oella FIiday the sOth,