... A NEW- ECCLESIASTICAL MOVEMENT. A socr.Tvy, consisting of a large number of' influential clergy mcx ?? laymen, has beei lformed for the pur- pose of ?? a thoroughl1y Conserlvative ref'ormi in tihe goverlnnont of' the C'hl rch ol' gln lad. The prixi- cipal obli jexts soug lit tc be a eciin pld are tls nfllov: -'Tlist no clxr vxalx sallI hold nro thall nlie livinllg, axid liat lic shxlfI be ...

... !T f, ? 417 'W I a -, ?? Ir-11, av BELFAST: MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1S53. ';TI-IE DESTINIES OF AMERICA. TiiE inmerican intelligence which we publish to-day -we allude particularly to that portion of it which relates to the Tripartite convention proposed by Great Britain and France for adoption by the United States, anid to the monstrous resolution of General Cass-is of immeonse importance, and ...

... AN VNIPERUL ROMNANCE. Tinm very unlooked-for intelligence that the French Emperor has all but conclutded the arrangetaents for his marriage with a pretty young Spaniard of small pretentious to nobility, and of none whatever to po- litical influence, has created a sensation throughout Europe which is quite in keeping with the other sa- lient points of the usurper's adventurous career. We have ...

... UNTIL Parliament meets for the dispatch of business, and, as we confidently expect, for the despatch of the Aberdeen Cabinet about its business, there will still be, as there is now, a plentiful scarcity of pabulum for the leading columns of the aewspapers. Mean- time, matters which, in the strife and crush of party conflict, would be hustled off with witty brevity or cavalier voUemiialance ...

... TOTAL LOSS OF TIlE i HERALD. A MOST fearful collision has taken place in tbe Channel, terminating in the total loss of a fine ship, called the Herald, laden with a valuable cargo from Madras, and, melancholy to add, the whole of the crew (with the ex- ception of one mant), and two passengers, invalided soldiers of the Honourable East India Company. It occurred, during a heavy gale of wind, ...

... 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 ...

... &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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...