... IT has very justly been remarked that the best thing that can happen a man is to have a false charge brought against him, if he have the means at hand of disproving the calumnious assertions. In this way unanticipated good may result to the Belfast Charit- able Society from the most slanderous and gratuitous attack made upon the committee and officers in a contemporary, for the management of ...

... CORRESPON1j)1('-N i FATHER CHINIQUY, TFIE LUriHI ), C TO THU RDITOR OF THE BELAST WS1t DEAR SI3R-I am indeed vcry Id to unt there are others in this town aboi d ad to fln thiat for Fathe Chiniquy. I lhope Mr. R osollnethiot will stir others to exertion, It O lltter shame, and I think a great sin, if Prot u a great allow the American Luther to suffer titi'm wo'ld of assistance. I trust such ...

... ELSEWHERE ilt our ?? will be found an advertisement by 'Mr. M'Lean, the excellent so- licitor to the Conservative Society, calling on such of the Protestants of Belfast as have been sufferers by the riots of the past two months to comrlmunicate with him as to the special circum. stanees of the outrages committed on themselves or their properties. This is a call which should at once be ...

... 6'eCes.I _ YANKE E CO O LN ESS. f (From thie T'imres.) I OUR Transatlantic neighbou's take tile convulsion of their money market wvith their accustomed coolness. is There trade is for the time, lideed, almost dead. Could people, upon the failure of a circulating me- n dium. fall back immediately upon the original prin-| t ciple of commerco-exchange in kind-this need not be the result; for why ...

... (Prose the. Times' Xeto York Correspondaent.) NEW YoRic, OCTOBuER 14.-Picture to yourself the immense crowd that tour years ago lined the Strand to witness the funeral procession of' the Duke of Wellington, all clothed in masculine habiliments, the universal black smoke-pipe of London exchanged for the mnany coloured slouched hats of Nosw York, the smooth-shaved faces covered with beards and ...

... I a5at -aa? , ifitu'll. Riels'FonREcncN'NS FOR INOr.-The last accounts From ?? state that the ship) Stiltall had passed that island, conveying 266 men of thlc 69th Regimncnt to Alexanidi'it, onu their way to India. It. wns said that the 57th Regimient was, about to snill for the saime destinitionl. N,\VAL APPOIiYTMENTS.-ThIe following appoint- meits wvere madc on Wednesday afternoon at the ...

... (7j, ?) t -Vi ? el ho f IT c W, Itreff tr, ?p (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1858. TurnsE is but little news of interest. A telegram of Indian newshas been expected forthelast two days, but up to the present has not been received, Tile intelligence of the fall of Calpee is looked for with some anxiety. Another railway accident has occurred, and this time to a Sunday ...

... THE Cambridge House cabal has made an igno- minious retreat. The despatches of Sir J. Outram and other Indian officers came opportunely to the aid of the Government, and completely swept the ground from beneath the feet of the conspirators. Last night, after the publication of those de. spatches, friend after friend forsook them. Appeal after appeal was made to them to withdraw; and if they ...

... .n - ?? vAF. l A Rn, Commanders-G. Western to be Mail Agent, vice Stevens, superseded; C. Parker to the Reserved ?? List of Captains, vice Sharp, deceased. Lieutenants-Sydney Metcalfe to the Ajax; W. S. Hlornby to the Terrible; H. E. Steplieis to the Ifan- nibal; L M. Crako to the Hydra; H. A. Mainwaring- to the Marlborough (additional). Assistant-Paymaster in Charge-John M. Foster to the ...

... THE NORTI[-EAST AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIA- TION OF IRELAND. Tur monthly meeting of the cotumittee waas hold on Friday last. Present-JoicM IHANcoCK, Esq., J.P., in the chair; John Borthwick, Rober'. Morrow, George Martin, John Hamill, Dr. Hodges, M.D.; Captain Brooke, Jonathan Richardson, Alexander Dickson, Joseph Perry, John Phillips, Samuel Smnyth, Adamn Brown, William Charley, Francis Fforde, ...

... RESTRICTIONS ON TIHE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS. AT the Marlboroughb Strect Policc Court, on Tuesday, Lyons and Sioleford. a brace of donkey-lnngcd itine- rant vendors of ' third editions, were charged with being drunk, and vociferatinig in St. James's Square, to the aruoyance of niembors of various clabs. Inspector LEST'EM said thoe men 1Vere bawling ont that authentic information mad just bcen ...

... I GENERAL ASSE'MBLY oF THr PRESBYTERIAN CJJURCII IN IRELUND. (ritom oitI owx OImtOtEi..) 'Il it I)R1) D. Y-W LD IIS DtAY. 1t 1O - D 5E, Y S L E It 1U X' T. A1TM'I moy l:tst jiatcel ?? b 41-at1itltl, TtI:i E:PORT OF TIlivE ClltRCII ANI1 3tANSHI: UN D Was read 1 y Ml'. IIAM I I.TO (IBel i1;st I, the Col IVeCIle oC the A. Initly's colItItlittcc. T'1he Iepolt at sttlte tit ftbrty-tive Iirnls l ...