... ENGLISH MUNICIPAL ELECTION6. The English Municipal Elections comm nenced on Satur- day last under the Corporation Reform Act, and the fol- lowing is a summary of the- general results, so far as they have yet been published:- LivEm'ootL.Reformers 44, Tories 4. BRISTOL.-Reforiners 25, Tories 23. LANCASTER._ Reformers all, Tories none. WVr-.N.- Reformers 27, Tories 3. NoawIcH.-Reformers 28, ...

... B D&AL TE NE7ISi EMTZTE it. BELFAST, FRhQA'Y, JANUARY 29. MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. TttunsDAY next, the 4th of February, is the day fixed for the assemtbling of Parliamernt, w hen the grand question as to the strength or weakness of the present Administra- tion will be practically determined. Important as the occasion confessedly is, it does not seem to have excited amongst the leading ...

... The importance of Loch Ryan as a port of refuge for tie shipping of the Clyde, and vessels navigating the Irish Channel, will appear from the fact, th;,t during the year just ended rio less than three huidred and twenty-four ves- sels have taken shelter in it, either through stress of wea. ther or frorm adverse winds ; and this number, from the prevalence of southerly winds for the last three ...

... A very long document, under the title of a Project of Law for the establishment of the Liberty of the Press in Spain, has been published, bearing the signatures of the Spanish Miniitry. It begins by abolishing altogether the system of a Censorship, leaving publishers and editors to the general responsibilities created by the law, but their responsibilities are both numerous and explicitly ...

... I ADDRESs TO THE LORD PRIMATE. Copy fi'oie n 710 ?? l C-enltlltion the follow- l , ° the Miistters of the Episcopal Churchl of dn ° tl~ Arrlhlishlop of Arinegh, expressing their |°tde5 )ith the sufferings of the Irish Clergy, and his te b ight Hotourable and Most Reverend the Lord Ar1 L ?? of Arinagh, Primate of all Ireland. . OpRD-We, whose names are underwrittel, the ?? 7 of the Protestant ...

... ,THE AMERICAN PRESIDENTS MESSAGE. (FRuM THE LIVERPOOL STANDSARD OF TUl'iDAY.) At i. late-hour this morning we received the message ad- dressed to -Congress, on the 7th instant, by the President of the United States. That part wbich has relation to. the state of affairs betiveen France arid the U13pited States is as explicit as possible, bit it is ii an excaediglrry warlike tone. The President ...

... RELF-4A1T NTEWS-SLETTER. BELFAST, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15. THE BRITISH AND. IRISH CENTRAL AGgICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. W11EN the central Agricuitiral Association for Great Britain and Ireland was formed, our readers will recollect that we doubted its expediency, and stated our disapproval of the principles on which it was constituted. These prin- ciples avowedly made it to be a standing council of ...

... WAR-OFFICE, DECEmEnlt 29. 4th Light Dragoons: Corriet W. Persse to be Lieet. by per. vice Maude, retires; W. Drysdale to be Cormet by pur. vice Persse.-6th Dragoons: Comiet B. E. A. Coch. rane to be Lieut. by pur. vice Vandeleur, retires; A. F. Tompson to be Corner, by pur. vice Cochrane.-9th Foot: Lient. H. Heron to be Captain, by par. vice Brown- rigg, retires ; Ensign E. E. F. Hartman to be ...

... EXTRtAORIDINARCY SCENE ,)n Wediuesday tile 6th inst. a petson of the name of Ymn. Armstrong was examined relative to his knowledge of bries having been given to Win. aid Edward Dalton, ?? case some time ago madea rather conspicuous figure the newspapers. It appeared from his examination that Arniqt rotrg knew nothing whetever about the transaction in stO d mmisiones acoidingly dismissed the ...

... THe Polish refugees in Paris baive availed themselves with alicrity of the resolution0 lately carried by the Chamber of Deputies Vill belu1f of the nationriity of Pobrlrd, a id have prese nt ta addiresses to the Chamber assuring its mem- bers thut ir ?? c ill practical1y carry out thle resol tion n hich i u w ords they lave adopted, they may calcelate upon the Polish nation as attached allies ...

... On the 10th of December an awful conflagration de- stirayet upv'it is ( f 700 hundred houses, warieho(lsesshos, slores, s tfatpd te buildirgs. The loss inceurred is sup- posed to esxcecd thirty millions of dollars ! The fire lroke olt in tlerclaint-street, about nine in the evening of Ihe lo 1, adsi eundimiied to rage, with almost unaubtted fury till the i'vessiig of tbe It8th. The Mercantile ...

... WAR-OFFICE, JANUAEY 8. 3d Lirht Dragoons: Cornet C. WV. H. Steward to he Lieut. by pur. vice Manby, retires-15th : Lieut.-Get). Sir R. T. Wilson, Knt. to be Colonel, vice Lieut.-Geri. Sir C. Grant, i.c.n. deceased.-17th: R. Reynard to be Cornet, by pur. vice Low, app. to 4th Light Dragoons - Ist Foot: Lieut. R. Pilkington, from half-pay 11th, to be Lieut. vice Tharston, whose app. has not ...