... LONDON-MONDAY, OCTOBER 13. The Paris Papers of Friday, and the GazetHe de France, dated Saturday, have been received I rhe accounts from Bucharest in these papers repre- sent the Russians as in full retreat to the Danube, and their army as nearly amnihilated, General Roth's di- Ihas, it seems, been completely cut up. It dues not appear that Yarna has yet fallen, and it is assumed in there ...

... - FiOR TIZE BELFAST NEWS-LrETTEBR REFORMIATION MEETING. - A meetitg of the Ballymena branch of the British Reformationt Society, was held in the Methodist Chapel of that tono airVe(liesdiy, 14tL last. The house was crowded to excess by a most respectable andi very atten- tive audience, among whom were several intelligent Roman Catholics of the middle and upper classes, whose f cordiuet ...

... TO T149 EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER. SIR-Aaving been laid under the necessity, by a variety of engagements, of suspending, for a time, my communicao- tions respecting the state of the Synod of Ulster, I now rs. some my pen, to offer to your readers a brief sketch of the views wvhich I have been led to entertain respecting the pro- posed dividing of the Synod. I regret that yo sr zeslons ...

... TO TBIE EDITOR OF THE NEW&SLETTER. StR,-The public has'e been favored inthle Chronicle of yes. terdssv, svith another lettet' from anl1 ImportIng A'lctrvhant, on th~e subject of the propasedl improvement of tle Por't lind U-arbttur ; and a 1 Ship Owner haa entered the list on tile some side. Ifelobice tot'those gectlemen for tile notice they have been pleaed. to take. ofmny letter of thle ? ...

... MEETING AT DERRIAGRY. (From the special Reporter of the Belfast News-.Letter.y On Saturday last, a numerous and highly respectable meeting was held izt the green attached to the Derriaghy Sehool-house, 11nr the purpose of considering the best means of organizing Local Brunswiek Clubs is that parish. The place was admirably adapted for 3he purpose, and the ar- rangements made to enisure ...

... TO Tim W* EDITOR f OF TffR7;NEWS-Lw~rrKR. Srs-It will oblge one of your' oldait 'aubscribers, lf ynt pablish the underwritten in 'your loyal and Impartial Journal, In the ominous period in wliishl rovidence has cast our' lot, there are some candidates fod the Mifnlilstry in the lPres. byterian Church, who profess ?? to sibect-ibe the Westminster Confesgioln of FaitliW2*ltb. the exception of ...

... THE: BELFAST NEWS-LETTE R. TUESDAY-OCTOBER 21. : - - - - I On Friday last, after the greater part of our edition had been printed off, we received by the Dublin Mail, an account of the arrest of the Missionary, which fact l we immediately communicated to the public in the form i of a bulletin. By various conveyances we thus con- trived. to transmit the intelligence to the majority of our ...

... . PRESBYTEIRIAN MEE'I'NG. Yesterdlay. ?? to ailvertiserments puiblisheid in the News Letter arid other lieitast Papers, a most nur- merorrs art(i respectahle meetlig was held ii) the Meet- ?? of the Secorid Coare'egatiorr, 1osernary-street, for the purpose of ?? abhet coirse should h)e adropterd by those Clergymeu ?? Elders who disaipprovie of the late overtures of the Geierrl Svnod. Isaac WM. ...

... After the preliminary arrangements, as stated in our last I numbet, the Chairman, I. W. Glenny, Esq. called on the Rev. Mr Porter to open the business of the meeting,who after some introductoryobservationsread the severalprotests which had been given in at the last meeting of Synod, against the overtures, particularly that of the Rev. N. Alexander and others, in which the present meeting bad ...