... 5orrigil r-litelligeacr. END ()F THl3E K A FI It WA 1. THPi Bosphcorus, screw-packet, Capt. Hall, has arrived with dates from the Cape to the :,rd February. The intelligence brought by this vessel is of thec higpest im- portance. The war may be said to be at an cnd; for, after a succession of engagements, in which tile enemyf i -were defeated, the Kaliirs endeavoured to make a com- promise ...

... Q. When is a fisherman not a fisherman? A. When he's eotchin'eel. Reader faints. Our faults are poor relations that we do not like be- ing visited with. To YOUNG MEN OF PROPERTY. - Marry, and be steady; but don't settle. NOTE AND QuERY.-Is Lord Mounttrarret the author of the popular melody, Siob a Getting up Stairs? A CLEVER FaEaTaow.-Judging from the initials of Mr. Bernal Osborne, we ...

... 7 4.- 7u, f A t 4 0,fi{+rtt5)1£X I BELFAST: MONDAY, MARCIH 15, 1852. TImE foreign news received since our last comprises no extracts worth quoting. THE BANNER OF FACTION UNFURLED. THE Whig-Radical opposition has opened its cam. paig-, and there is no longer a doubt of its intention to drive Lord Derby to an early dissolution. It would be puerile to say that there is no generosity in this ...

... TmiE usual weekly meeting of this body was held on Wednesday, in the Board-room, at eleven o'clock. The members present were-.J. W. S. M'Cance, Esq., chair- man ; Sir William G. Johnson, Dr. Kidley, Robert Thomson, J.P., William Coates, J.P., Arthur Aickin, Robert M'Connell, II. Posnett, Robert Magee, William Watson, Samuel Carson, Samuel Giffic, Henry Murney, Jacob Bell, Samuel Boyle, Robert ...

... Jorciflglt Intedligtnce. INDIA AND CI-HUNA. WE (Times) have received by express our letters and papers in anticipation of tie overland mail. The datc:; ot the advices'by tbis arrival are-Calcutta, June 2; Blombay, June 5; and Madras, June 10. The following is tile summary of our correspondent at Bonnhav:- Our latest accounts from Rangoon extend to tbe 14th of May. 'hl'e heat had been terrible, ...

... etc ?? rc5- - , FRANCE AND IRELAND. (fTrom the T0imes.) EVERYTHING which we have been taught to regard as the impersonation of the spirit of evil is at this moment rampantly triumphant. Tyrainny among princes, license and-corruption afnong the military, servility and mean- ess among civilians, punishments without crime,.and perjuries without shame, are the staple oft cotemporary history., - ...

... BURNING OF TIlE AMAIA Z ON. LATEST PARTICULARS. BEnsT, JAN. 5.-The Dutch vessel Geeftrinda, Cap- tain Teinteleer, entered the roads here to-day, with twenty-five shipwreckedl persons who escaped from the catastrophe. She picked up one of the boats yes- terday (Senday, the 4th January), at half-past six o'clock in the evening, and a second this morning at seven o'clock. In the presence of such ...

... Pton some days past we had been intending to refer to this subject, but one thing or another prevented us from doing so, until yesterday morning's post brought us the following communication, which, for various reasons, we have great satisfaction in laying before our readers:- We are glad to find that our county is likely to be preserved from the divisions which are distracting our ...

... DUBLIN CASTLE-A GOOD RIDDANCE. Tinr ?? Nortfiern Whig has been uncere-L moniously tossed out of Dablin Castle, along with the other unwholesome lumber therein accumulated during the Clarcndon regime. This piece of intelligence we derive from the WlVdgy itself, in its publication of yester- day, which publishes the following communication:- TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHISI. Sit-I am to ...

... A GRAND promenade took place in this building on Saturday, with a view to a demonstration of public feeling on the subject of the preservation of the Crys- tal Palace for national or public purposes. The !lours named for the promenade were from two till five, and, by two o'clock, the neighbourhowd of Knights Bridge and the Kensington Road was ani np- interrupted scene of confusion, from the ...

... _rbe Pros. PRESENT ASPECT OF THE MAYNOOTH QUESTION. (Fros0m the Mforning Herald.) TmEE Croxijc4 closes a long and dreary article on the Maynooth question with the following mendacious paragraph: And this is the end of the Maynooth debate. Mr. Spooner and the Government have brought it to the very issue which they wanted. They never desired an inquiry they -never desired a decision. They ...

... LR(POSPE[) A MIH:NIIJ.T IN PjE[FAS'P- PIJ1'LIC MEETING. YnsEaTsT I , at one o'clock, a numerously aitd iulluen- tially-attended meeting of thie inilabitalits of this ?? was held in the Workiing Classes' Association Rea(lmig Rooms, Donegall Street, for the purpose of' liscimssing the proposition to establish an Athemeuim in Belfast, as advocated in the e9-cpllent letter of the Earl of Bel- fast ...