... 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 ...

... TILE RADICAL REFORMERS AT FAULT. T. I I ITc not uifiieqenlltly ?? that the assertors of ainy (iottiiie that cannot stand the test of reason and ex- perience, in their hot haste to furnish evidenee for its practical adloption, prove too Inuch for their cause. This, now, is the exact position in which the advo- cates of a New Reforma Bill find themselves. For many years past they havc ?? a ...

... TuF i ustial weekly mneeting Of the Guar1diulns of the Belfast Unioln wvas held on Wedniesday at tile XYork- house-lR. 13. 13. 1iouston, Esq., in the chair. MO I' ICAL OFFICE 11S. After some of th e ordi uary routine business of the board had been gone tlnough, it was intimated to thie chlialrlan that al deputation wItS ill waiting, and die- :;ired to be adi UittetL. Thio Chaitrmiania ex ...

... OUT on the green ramparts that surround the city of Copenhagen stands a large red building, with numerous windows, in which may be observed balsams and southernwood growing; there is a look of poverty about the place; it is a h1omlle for those that are pe)veity- stricken; it is that institution tbr intirm old people- Wartou. Look!-up standing awzainst von low windclow an (lid woman is ...

... ?? - - - - - - - B E 1 F A S T: WE D DNE1'SDAY, MI1ARCH 23 IS i3. THREATENED CRISIS IN THE EAST. \Vn re-p1rint in another column an article from the Tihoes, purporting to afford an explanation of the extraordinary news just received fiom the Levait. It will be seen that the Times treats the affair wvith considerable nonchalance, and the object of the writer is evidently to lead to the belief ...

... V)t Actim, &C. VAIL OFFICE, MARCxt 1. 20thi Foot-3Major-Gencral Sir XV Chalmers, c.B., to b) Colonel, vice Lieut.-General Sir A. Pilkington, K. C. 1., deceased. ;50th Foot-Major-General the Right H-Ton. Sir G. Arthiur, Bart., to he Colonel, vice MaMIjor-General J. Allan, C.B., deceased. Micrrtley CAMx'S NlEAt LOXNDO.-Caplaill 'ligg1inlson of the .3rd battalion of Grenadier Guards, has been en- ...

... ?? LIU:.A.TIC A SMAT.NE ClIAPL_,1QNs QUESTION. TTInn intention of tile Lord Lieutenant to appoint a stal' of Chapl:di[is ou thlc LUnZtitiCi As ylunm, was talken into consideration at a mceting of tile Governors, lheld on Molnday--Al wa rd rucon. Esq., J.P., in tile cliaii- it which the fl'e ll Vi1witi ?? NMas mnove(I bv M11r. ;Wiliialo Dunville, secorided by Mr. itolbert Jajmiinn- nent, and a ...

... THIE, BELFAST GENERAL iiOSPITAL. PUBILItC AIETIlNt. Yil1ITiRDAX, ?? to VUJIe 01110, ii ?? IlIeetillg' of the ratepayer's wvas held in tho Assemibly* roomis Commercial Bunildin~gs, for the purpose of' receiving the re port of' tile Commnsittee appci atod at a f'ormenr town M; ccl: to p) ~Opilr` a ottlb~l of' I bill for thel in i~O`I'poIa- Illue'-iii', wa.s not. IwletI 'oroll, tilld tile toll ...

... THE AJSTRALIAN.NGOLD, FIZLDS.I - I ) ?? I(Froihi tlhd Cctpe '!1'i6olJ ol-lif Jzn..IS.) io nrrivals~ fom '1elboalrnie h';tve put us in possession I of a fortnight's later intelliaence fiornu the gold. fields. One, the P,'coweS Heti, sailed on the 1st of December, and-has consequently mnade the p)assa&e6t6 the Cape ini forty-seven davs. She takes home 70,000 oences of I gold and oS passengers- ...

... 9IjC 13rz5 THE RUSSIAN POLICY. (From the Times.) O.; Thursday evening last, a telegraphic message Waas circulated through Europe to the effect that Prince ?? had at once presented his ultrseoatum to' the Porte; that the Minister of War had been dis- missed to appease the wrath of the Russian Envov, but in vain; and that, on the entreatv of the Turlkish Government, the British Charge d'iffaires ...

... 2. I,6r!. S) ?. . fbI t il, 4 - fitot, ?? 'O 't'r'r .11 , ?? el B E L F A S T: MONDAY. MARCIH 14, 1S53. THE ?? important foreign and colonial intel- ligence has come to hand by the latest London papers:- LATEST FROM AUSTRALIA. IOVDON, SvrATIAr.-The Francis I-Ie ntyj has arrived off Plymoutth from Melbourne. She has bfrou1gitsixty passellqcs twelity-four of whom landed at Pymoulth. She left ...