... TIHE HARIBOUR B OARD. A PERUSAL of the rleport of the proceedings which took place yesterday at the annual meeting of the IFlarlbour Commissioners will impress every reader with the great importance of the subjects discussed on the Occasion. Indeed, so fully was the importance of those topics appreciated by the public, and so great was the interest excited, that the Board-room in which the ...

... A NATE reook-aejs down in Cailow, where Misther Alex- ander kicked up a real dust, and madc a second Darius 4f Misther Sadlcir! Great doings, bedad-the very notion of 'em enough to make wathier the teeth of mlany a poolr boy, that was able and %villin' to come witl a short stick and long grinders into all the hard lickin' and high-livin' of a contested election. I'he boys and the Brigade ...

... 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 ...

... OFFICaLa DECLARATIOMN OP TIHE P'OLT. CARraOrv, Trreasi)Av.-The official declaration of the poll was made on this day, at eleven o'clock AM., in thle Court-house. Long before that hour, however, the court was filled by the supporters of' Mr. Alexander, who occupied their time in cheering loudly for tile successful candidate. A few minutes before the hour appointed, John Alexander, Esq., MLP., ...

... I CAPTAIN F. Y. GIrLuBT, R.E., the Commissioner ap- pointed by Government to inquire and report on tile extension of the borough boundary, sat on Monday, in the Court-house, Howard Street, for the purpose of hearing suggestions and receiving information in rela- tion to the subject from tire owners and occupiers of property within the borough or suburbs. There was a large number of gentlemen ...

... rcz tt VgC5. FOREIGN POLICY OF MINISTERS. (F7ron the forniiag Hlercda7.) Wnrrt Lord Aberdeen, fromt his place ih the House of Lordis astonished his audience and the public by coolly declaring that the foreign policy of England had been the same for thirty years, he must have made up his mind to sacrifice truth for the purpose of concealing a greater evil than even a mis-statement fiom the ...

... .rr jj-crrtgR A M E II I C A.. .A li 1 F 1' A X1, 0 P T 11 iE, A PR It 1 A. ?? I il V ovtu. SUN.kV `aNi 'r.-T!he . hit isl.i aonl AJine2.. rican l-3ov'ti lj nil st(eaali-stip) ?? if 1,0t. ciiitiniled,- arrived Intcre tn-lniglht. ilir ect fr'om1 New York, having' left that ?? at. noon on1 the 29th nIt. Sbie hrin[rs :;1 p5ssei'i'ert, tii)41,0(\ dollr's in spl'('iC onl freigiht a'd t h ?? from ...

... Rgriculturr, ?? SHALLOW AND Desi' DIIAIxIND.-TihQ shallow and close dry the surface the quickest; bht the cdeep will answer tile best by warmilln the subsoil. Ia both cases the best plan is turning the soil tupsy-turvv on refilling, by putting tile turf sod anid top soil next the tile, anti the ?? on the surface. -CerrIespe0odonX~t etfyricelt tiioal Gor-Cfd. I)O) l)rtp l) rllNS UuN .SOOi E it ...

... (Cc rcp~ aiwncc. T'lll, GOSl'EI PRO'P PAGA TION SO(AIETY AND ?? ?? OFL l)O)WN.X TO TFII. Ell)TOlt OF'I ITHE LELFAST NtEWS-LETTE:R. S n1I atve Jaust real ill to-day's X'0s- LUtrio tile Couzmimunication ot Illc R'1ev. J. L. :I. Sct.tt, Cu ?? :t ill-, ill ?? 1,w'ilC, 011 my letter in ri.Cf'r'te tCo! J tile Society 1ev 1 lte Propagation of tile Gosp[l, I shouldl aMMINewl' it nlow, bht ai you have ...

... APSLEY HO USE. Br- permission of the( Duke of Wellington, the princi- pal apartments of Apsicy House will be Opened to tile public during thle present mionth of January. Thle fol- lowing description of Apsicy H-ouse has been printed as ai guide, to visitors:_ 'Ihis inutatisin wals beilit by H-en ry Btathurst, Bar-on Aps[Ly, Earl lBctihurst; it Was pur-chased by the late Duke of' Welling-con ...

... TIIE MiNISTERIAL -RE-ELECTIONTS. OXFORD UNIVERSITY ELECTION. Tire contest for the ?? of Ofurd Univer- sity, in which Mr. Dudley Pereeval, son of the unfor- tunate Prime -Minister of that name, i3 opposed to Mr. Gladstone, has fluctuated strangely during the past few davs. On Thursday, Mr. Perceval hall a majority of seventeen; but, as wviil be observed by the result of Friday's and Saturday's ...