... Tire annual gathering of the Hi ...

... A I 1 L I ' wi . l t , 1, A Mr I E iT. IlOjuSI; 01? ItL0 0S.-OM \DAY, MYV 3t), R USS: i A tND 'IIE PO RTE. Il reply to tbe Earl olf linwulvl ite, 'l'tl'o ?j'al of ClAIilENI0N said ill tile pr-eselnt statsl oF altfil's, lie must totally decline ginnit),!ally infornmal titi!t Lit to SViIt -'ll0r5 had btoll set, A ?? Dunr- das. (Ifcar, hea'.) 'ritHE S1,AtV'E ittADlE. Tle Earl of CARLISL p ...

... jorcigil THE WARl IN T HI-]. . A3 ?? Tunt following is from the Times of Monday:- ?? SaViATURIAY EVENN. -A -cOLudinlg to tele- gra^phic advices from 1lBeluharest of the 1Gth, Prince Gortschakoff had ruturuied. It is said that the Rus- sian troops have evacuated TLesser \Nallachiia. The Turlis are still firmly poeteul at Kalafat. SAxru U: an NilGiT-On the 14;11 tile Servian Iloes- poliar ...

... I EFFECTS oF ' SPIRIT RAPPING IN AMEIRICA. ,I'lie fo?llowinig are ex tracts 110111 tiili Ailm-it'1a11 LIJ'1,~ wire Ilf 2 i Chadl Cart, Of' I)Ohoer 'la'Owilip Iilld~i~llm ?? sht ,I 2lohlday ilast, h~I'I her dla ghII't- i n- I uNV, who10vv OIs ech LICIItaCit d onI II)C I saeil-a Iu~I ObJOCt, at thle t1m10 Mi. OrIvillte I 111,iiI.hm.IiieleI dolil to tll Spi 'itulal illppiligS.~ MrI. H-litofi ...

... THE GENE RAL IIOSPIl'r I,. Wra io l to ?? ?? thwIT. is Sontoe pies poet of at bill fur at c'ompulsor'y assessiment in aid of this inl- viidua bl inistituitionr Loing obtained in the nex.t, sessioli. TUhe ,j int commiiittees mlet, yLstei'dii, us will be oh- airyv bi li tIlt. r'ipoit of' th101ir pr'(it'daltks ekivilero010 atll t.'ei'i iilka11iliious, Or Jienrlx' go, ii ligreoillg to the atinl ...

... PURSUANT to advertisement a ?? of Aiiiln-Ca- tholics, commnonlv called Protestants,'' was held in one of' the simall rooms of'the Reotimnti onl Fridayiven' ing f'or ?? piirpose, as st ated- in the 'l o, ice, of cc nsidtllr Ii g. onl the tyrannical, insulting,, and audaiciise g~~resioli of' the Roanaidcts onl the ,ibh ts and titles ofitd ?? Ang'lo- Catholies, and to takle step.s acc'oidiiigly ...

... TiuI, Lord lieutenant and Countess of St. Germalls left King's Blridgc l Trinilius, Dubhlin, feo Limin en ck, by ?? trLin, ait a quarlte- past twelve o'locki oil Mot- day. Their Excellencies were attended ly Lord Eliot, tie Hon. Mr. Ponsonby, and M11ajor liairzt; an(l were rpecivod at the tertaijitin brv Sir Ed ward viU lD-iel, the cehair uia of tile Great 'S .utlherii anrud Wvsterp Rail way ...

... FURT2HER VICTORIES OF THE TURKS. (Front the Tunecs ofSattin'rini.) VLENJA%, FRIDAY' LEvesit.-Baron B~udberg, the neiv RUSSian Commrissioner, arrives at Butcharest to-day or to-morrow.- General Osten-Sacken Only received orders to march towards the Pruth onl tie 8,th of Novemnber; cease- q teutly lie cannot reach Mol10davia befoie the end of'this month. Buc:iarost advice., tip to the 5th, and ...

... THE ABERDEEN GOVE1R0ENT POLICY, DESCREBED 11' B ill rHIR QEONI)AU FRIENDIS. (Frooz the 1Preelman's Jonalre.) Tr mE will be no Reform Bill this year. 'i'he ballot, to which the whole country looked as the inevitable result of a Liberal Administration, is not even alludled to. If it were alluded to, it would be only to decry it. The reform, ?? is contemplated for next year. is to be of that ...

... Al 0 N 0 P o L Y. To THE~ EDITOtR OF Tilm 11ELFAST NixEWS-TA71 T. . S0it-A ?? to direct attention to the excessii'e ratesS charged upon oods by the Ulster RailwNay Compainv. I hadl Occasion Oll e'dilesday last to seud Sevra'l patiikasges, add(lressed to my alent io Dublin, for the! purpose of havilng them] foivvarlerd to vatrious ?? throulinlot thie Countrv. l, he g-oss AveiIlt a melnate d ...

... fforrign Intcltigacict. A U ST R I A. AccoUXTS from Vienna state that Austria has declared her resolution to press for the extradition of those re- futtees in England who have disturbed thc peace of Europe, mladl will press the demand by forbidding Eng- lish travellers to cross the Austrian frontier. The latest telegraphic despatclhes from Vienna do not give nny later particulars of the state ...

... TIHE GENERAL HOSPITAL INCORPO RATION 1311,1,,I IVWa insert in another part of our paper to-day an out- line of the proposed bill for inicorporating the Presi- denit life gorernors, and ox-officio and elected direc- tors of the General Hospital into a body politic, with power to levy a rate off the inhabitants of the borough, for the support of that institution. It xvill be observed thalt a ...