... THIE BRIGADE.-TREASON AND ITS AWAGES. ('eront the l~ntion.) WILLIAM Kri-not, John Sadleir, and Anthony O'Fla- herty, three chiefs of the Irish B3rigade, of which this country has heard such wonders for the last two years, have gone right over to the enemy. To he suie they have. %Vfho expectecl more or less of them? 'Tlhe mien wanted place. They agitated for place. They intri-uel for place. ...

... J-0-alp'll Y-litelf-igim,% TIIREE, DAYS LATER, FROM AMERICA. All tiAI (F iTHE '' ARtCTIC. Li' 'ttit, *li!isDAY.-Th'1e I ll~tal Stafftis Innil) steamntv Artb!i, Captain Lucee, %%-ith Non- York advi es fho 11i:t ('it', to II`Lr liii of 'ijin 1 iDiem I ci- 25, inellisive, haar-ie fL-i a pasg of tell days seventeen hours. Shlo brings thi-tl,- five passo'it'e-s, a a eii ii- N-ehl:y inad , and ...

... DESPERATE PARTY AFFRAY AT CASTLEDAWSO.N. I.AVESTIGAMTON BEFORS TlE fAGISTRACY. (om1m our Reporter.) FROm several paragraphs which have been published, the readers of the News-Letter are already aware that a party affray took place at Castledawson, on Christ- mas evening last, between the Protestant and the Ro- man Catholic parties there. It originated in a drink- ing squabble, and swelled to a ...

... THIE NEFW MINISTRYV. (Froi /te OG'lobe.) LORDn STANL1EV, of Aldsley, ias been appointed V7icee President of tihe Board of Trade, and Paymaster Oe- neroll to the t'-nces. Viscieunt Canning is the Postmaster Genera]. The lion. .II. Chartitris a 1,0o(1 of the Treasu rv. The 'I'reasury Board is now completed, tile l.;r(Is being, besides the First Lord and Chancellor of thi EvxclEtquter, 31r. Johnt ...

... 2jte lrmg ALrSTRIAN OUTRAGE ON A BRITISH SUBJECT. (From tn Tihnes.) AN)OTIEWR of those outrageous acts upon the person of ati English subject, for which the Austrian Govern- mnent has acquire] so unfortunate a nototiety, has jiist iieLi committed it Vienna. The sufferer in this Case is the correspondent of the V/oi*niing Chronicle. Before offering any comment upon the case. we will endeavour ...

... Tnati proceedings which took place at the meeting of the Council on Satuirday were, it wvill be seen, of pecu- liar interest and importance. We halve only space, however, to refer to the very felicitous m-mnner -- which the vote or thantis to Aklderman Fenton, the late Mayor, was presented ani accepted. Mr. Fenton's mayoralty was distingulishled by events which required high ability, groat ...

... R?gricllttllxc, &C. --- --- --- FARM OPERATIONS FOR JANUARY. ANY winter plosighing remaining undonc should be put out of hands without loss of time, that the land may receive the ameliorating influence of the winter's frosts and thaws as much as possible, taking advantage when the land is dry, but avoid plougiltilg when the land is saturated with wet. Attend closely to the drainihu cad ...

... 7(b /t0 fdtl BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, JA.&NUARY 5, 1852. LOCAL COMNNIER.CIAL RETROSPECT OF THE PAST YEAR. Tuos rapid rise and progress of this town to its present eminent position as a great emporiamn of trade, ma- nuftacture, and commerce. are now exciting the attel- tion and claiming the admiration of every community whose good example we have been following, and of every community to Which, in ...

... LJjc Irllp, &r. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR OFFICe, Dioc. 31. | stDragoons-Assist.-Surg. J. Corringe, M.D., froln the 'ith Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Orr, who exchanges. 11th Light Dragoons-Lieut. E. A. Cook to be Cap- tain, by purbclase, Vice Sykes, who roti ces; hinnt t1 Tlon. It. J. Anttesley to be Lieuteniatnt, by purcitIse, vice Cook. 15th Light Dragoons--Cornet the tholu. A. ...

... The Sergeant-M1ajor of the 12th is promoted to an Ensiglncy, without purchase. The 23rd Ftiiiliers, 50th, 77th, and 82nd Regiments are uidLer orders For Ireland, to replace the 1st Rloyals, 31st, 3'th, and 657th, proceeding to the Medi- terranecan. ENNISKIt7it.N GxritutsoN.-The strength of this gar- rison is to be increased, by the ad(dition of dragoolns and artillery; and it is in ...

... Tuis reverend body hield its usual monthly meetinz yesterday, in t ho School-rioi ecolneectedl withl thc May Street Presbivterian Chrch-the Rev. Jolni MIacnauigit-an, Aloderator, in thle ohair. In tile case of' thc new congiregation on the Falls Road, a call was ead in favour ;f thel ev. Mr. Wilson, and presented to that gentleman, and IL PresbVtery committee was aifter dsi ; ls appointed to ...

... SIR JtaMs GRAHIAM and Sir William Molesworth have been re-elected by their respective constituencies without contest. We insert elsewhere the substance of their hastings' declarations. The address of Sir James Graham is quite characteristic-bitter, insin- cere, calumnious. But it is chiefly noticeable as con- taining a faint foreshadowing of the Ministerial policy. Sir James expressly ...