... AUS TRALIA. NVL (Setn of Saturday night) have received three days' Iatcr news from, Melbourne (South Australia)- viz., to the 15th November inclusive, which possesses considerable interest:- THIE COLONY OF VICTORIA. (From t/d elrlbourneoe Argus, of Noveniber 1.5.) The yield of gold still continues very large, although it scarcely keeps pace with the increasing number of dligers. It is not to ...

... TH-IE CARLOW LCt ION-DEFEAT OF THlE MINISTURIAL, CA.NDIDA'TE. |WE have thc great SatiShLtction of recordilng to-day the return of John Alexander, Esq.-a Belfast mer- chant, and, what is still better, a true Protestant and consistent Conservative-for the borough of Carlow. At the close of the poll, on Weduesday evening, the numbers stood thus:- For Mr. Alexander, ?? 97 For Mr. Sadleir, ?? 91 ...

... ?? i11tcrligcrtC, AME RICA. TuE United States mail steam-ship 11tmboUldt, Captain Lines, from New York, en route for H-favre, arrived off Cowes on Saturday morning, and after transhipping her English mails and passengers to the small steamer awaiting her arrival, at once ieft for France. The Humnboldt left New York on tie 15th instant, consequently briings only one day's later news than the ...

... '1'ElR11BI3BLE EPEC'1TS OF TiHE YELLVO\V F1E\' 1R11I. I: consequenro of the awlvul mortality amongst tile Officers annd CrC' OF the laoUlide'.e, thilrtv-thir'ee. scrnw- frig te, Captain Ilaisted,at Baloradous, the letters ?? that ship alre cominpalati ely foe'; hut those Which have come to hand are heart-rending' ii the extroL e o, for, uL) to the ]Gth of December, no lesS than 120, out of a ...

... ?ovvpofl?cn?. GOSPEL PRlOPAGATION SOCIETY. TO THIE EDITOR OF TlE BEIFAST NEWS-LETTER, S il-I see no occasion to reply to the observations of Dunensis, in your publication of to-day, save to assure you, sir, and to assure your readers, that, in the letters of mine which you have already published, I did not express the feelings of passion, but of the most caln, prayerful consideration I ...

... (?ovr?ponbEncr. SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION Or THEE GOSPEL IN FOREIGN PARTS. TO TIlE EDITOR OF THtE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER Sin- I have read, in the Belfttst N~ems-Letter of the 5th instant, a letter sig-ned 1 Clericur Duneinsis, inl which thle writer aninradiverts, in severe termsc, irpori the conduct of' lire Venerable Society for the Pr-opaga- tion of tire Gospel iii Foreign Parts. His ...

... &foveign Jntdlligecnr, IMPORTA.NT FROM AMERICA. LIVErPOOL, WaDNESDAY. - The American mail steamer Atlawntic, Captain West, has arrived here from New York, with advices to the 5th inst., four days later than those previously to hand. She brought home 43 passengers. The news by the present arrival is somewhat more important than we hitherto lately received from the other side of the Atlantic. In ...

... 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 ...

... p . Z f), 0 BELFAST: MONDAY. JANUTA1RY 10, 1853. TIIE ENGLISH SOiACITOLL-GENERAL. Wu must confess that our acquaintaince with the antecedentts of Mr. R. B3ethell was very slight, in- (leed, until wve learned that a gentleman of this name had been mentioned in connexion *vithl the personnel of the Aberdeen MlIinistry; annd then we were prepared to regaid vith some degree of respect a personage ...

... 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. ? ...

... WVI have given so ample a report of the proceedings which took place at the Old Court-house on Monday, before the Commissioner appointed to investigate the grounds of thle Town Council's moenmorial on this sub- ject, that ve have lft- ourselves no room for comment urpon them; nor, indeed, do we desire to interfere with the decision, as to the expediency of extendinig the illu- nicipal boundary ...

... . ,40ffi6 ?? 5 BE LF AST: FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1353. Y ?? ,, _ TIHE ABERDEEN - 1l',OGII - ADMINISTRA- t TION.-TlIE FIRST SHIUIFFLE OF THE CALvDS. y - Ir has now become perfectly notorious that thE a drcnmatis peorrece of the new Cabinet were never in- tended to represent the parts for which they welt originally cast; and it is further evidlent that the 5 allocation of those parts was, in great ...