THE ELECTIONS.-OONSERVATIVE PROSPECTS. Fon so far, the result of the elections has been de- cidedly f'avourable to the Derby Ministry, though none of the county elections, from which their chief support wvill be derived, have, as yet, taken place. Up to Friday nig-ht, the electio

xtW5- BrEYAs-r, JUry 10.-rm'nd, E.-Wlcather, Fine. Arrived at Liverpool. o0: the 5tht initLant, tie Mary Gil'. lespie, Beniiiett, fromt Cain aronlnl. At Alicante, oil the- 24th lit., the Uniolt, Liggot, frolml Cardlir. Arrived at Dantzic,oll the 2hili tilt., the Da;lzi7, Scheel,

Zillp ricts. BEI.TAST, JULY 2.-Wind, S. W.-Weather, Showers. JUNE 30.-Blenheim, st., Fitzsimons, Liverpool; Tra- falgar, St., Geary, Dublin ; July 1.-Prince of WVales, st., M1L'Neilage, Fleetwood. SAIlE D. JUNE 30.-Londonderry, St., Kerr, Liverpool; Stork, st., Mlain, Glasgow; Fe

(Firom the London Correspondent of Daily Exrpress.) LONDON, MONDAY MoRNING. - The diluvians are fairly beside themselves with angry wonder and sur- prise. They cannot understand "the infatuation" of the country in supporting Lord Derby's Government. On Saturday last one of the o

QTommerical. LoxuDON TIRADE RtI:PORT FO TIIE PAST WEI:IC.-ilI the Min cing Lane markets this week there has been rather a limited business doing, and the 'political excitement still exercises some influence Sugar closed yesterday, however, rather firmer, and at about last week's

I II'. NAPIER AT DUBLIN UNIVERSITY. t Tiw: following are the more important portions of tilt speech of the Attorney-General for Ireland, at the Uni. versity election Tbe ATrroBi.:Y Gn inrAr,, in cminrng forward, wT i sreceived -with loud cheers. After scome prcliminar", e observa

(orreoparlbntI TO TILE EDITOR OF THE BEr.FAST NEWS-LETTER. Dunturry Globe, Thursday, July 1lth, ] 852. Stn-In the AN'ortlerrs TWldq, of tins day, I announiced My intention to publish a letter to Mr. Sharman Craw- ford, in that journal, oel Saturday next. Mly principal object in s

Wedinesclay, Jtily 14. CROWN. COURT. TnPe Right I-Fon. ]aron GarEENi took his seat on thle benlch this molrniiig at hlgif-pasL nine o'clock. The long panel was then ealled over. There was a very bad attendance on the part of the jurors, and each witS called oU a pernalty of £5.

COUNTY DOWN ELECTION. - CANVASSING IN ARD1KEEN. TO THIE EDITORt OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SI-t-ilthourlt the agents of the League are shrinlk- ing before the awyful frown of the outragod laws of our I country, so that they dare no longer publiely point to t the hlallord and age

JiarIion anb Yavicties. DEPARTURE OF HER MAJESTY ON HER SEA VOYAGE. PORTSMOUTr, JULY 19.-At eight o'clock this morn- ing, the Royal steam squadron, consisting of the Retri- bution, 28, Victoria and Albert, royal yacht; Odin, 16; Magicienne, 16; Sampson, 6; Barracouta, 6; Black Ea