... ?? grIllu. PROMIOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WEAR-O FFIEl:, SrEPT. 30. 2nd I)ragoons-l-l. P. Handley to be Cornet, by purchase, viC2 IFailden, appoiiited to 13th Light Dra- goonls. 3rd Light Dr goois-Lieut. R.M. Willini~ns. ft om Sqtih Foot, to be Liont.t vico Stulivan, who exchliages. 11th do.-Lielt. J. MilleL to be Captain, by ptlly- chalse, vice lbriscop, sho retires; Coinllet C. Rj. Vausit- tart, ...

... Tnin local Radical organs have been amusinig them- selves and the public with various rumours on the subject of the representation of Iisburn, the offspring of their own fertile, thoughI dull, imaginations. As these runsours have reference entirely to whiat may be, or may not be, going Ol among the Conservative party in the borough, the public will easily conceive that the real facts will not ...

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... MEETING OF TllHE -BELFAST IHARBOUR COMAHIISSIONERLS. |liii usual fortnightlv ilneti g of tlle Harbour Con- !ntssioners swas held a'0 ete't(rtV aft twelve o'ciock ninon in the Board-room, Il arhloul. Ofice, John Harrison Esq., in the chair. TbIer were also present, Messrs. Pilrrie, Clarke, l)Dntn, 1 cmll, llottomleo, Corrv, Al'- Clure, and Ilendlerson. The utinutes of the last ordinary meeting ...

... T.l; T3hcg.5. IS T1i[:RK yL ?? ]IE AkBAN ONE (IFrosn Meu AeIog (x n C1Iru'ice.) TilAT porttion of tile prcss -hiceh has from the first (penly or eovertly, supported the interests oit Itussii.l lorselveres in lie attempt to m'i(?lad public opilnutn as tO tile ?? furni which tile F astern quejitionl a.-: SliItiS! biv tictiotis anl it llacies which it may hle b vorth I while to lotice. 'T'hi ...

... D., LIN: , EDN~D I , ,,At :: t i ,. .,_18 - ,DU.` I. -witDD,,.,OC- TOB8lt' 6, 18bi ~ | ThE T~NAllJT CONFE.E.C; ?? The Confetene poy.qsterday was only less impos- ing, than the great Cnference of- last year bithe' absenee of, a ' gnumb er .of the l Irish: membhs, who, purchased by gold, by place, or bi pensiqn, abandoned .prineip es to whih>ltheay.were, iedged, 'and'forfeitedwbatever of ...

... QZ`o rr cq o Ilb r II cc. THlE BLACKS'rAFF. to TItE EDITO'ROt 01o THE BELFAST NEtWS-LETTErI. Siu-11 the repo'rt of thle Town Impiroelment Com- mittee, tead at the monthilly leeting of tho 1elfast Toiwn Council, held on thle fst instant, and which has already appeared in ynoui' ColmIns, we observe the fol- lowing statement:- 'After a len, th e iied cerrespontlence. wi nh a tbi3s stago of the ...

... MOBS .FATgo3 6AL LOSSES AT -S& in .tI . Vw.,f~ O E A A i. : ;~hfnh drrived In the -I - The DIutch andd Antwerp steamerso, wuaec ax KAv. river o n Saturday, furuished an addition to thb'a long ckta- d ~ ~ ~~h -digte qio logiat of disatsters which had wcered g the eb Eugltea s galtesuof3'tthepast ek. A u iia~ner wase btotally lo't on the HaUbes. l'hear Nitev Diep. te cre were obsetvad inther ...

... *JUSISDICTION IN CASE OF FOREIGN VrESSEL:lS. TO THIE EDITOR OF'iRE ITELFAST DNEWS-LETTER. Stu- i have observed a lettel, ill your paper of 30th Septemober, signed 1' Janies Md'Lean, wherein that gsistleailai attemlpts to justify the proeecdings of the ?? in ; cause lately tried between one of the crew of the American bark, Pail Boggs, and the miaster of said vessel; and also commenting on a ...

... THE'l Tl'ENANT' CoNWERHENCI. Tin,e conferenceiof Lu ris, ul. ri olls',ntat.e and ofilett:, Ki'11sncgd, Ntll . prolli ai xi tlico, Ms ?? ith I clau'-ii wit, ca. ), I -ia, olv. \V. (;,av TNuifi ?? E llda ll, t 1w ?? ?? itrotl ?? th Mi'. (,Y h , t jI1;I ?? : I hI ini'. j' hat ,tililli',ly I compisedoboty lixti ug pc','out,'l by ino,'s cwhoi bs who Inll ?? .Ii~ Pttlilt MY'voo.,i Dr ?? Dr i' 0 lra ...

... THEII RENEWED LEAGUE AGITATION.- THE NORTIHI AND THE SOUTH. *VJ have already referred to the rupture between the Northern and Southern aliquots of the Irish Agrarian League. We wrote then, however, only from inferential data, relying rather upon sytuptOIns, and surmises, and probabilities, than upon positive and formal statements. We saw that the Northerns were adopting one course of action ...

... j The confereuoce the 'frfends of tenant-right, called for *the purpose of couidering the present po3ition of ths cause, and deciding upon the course that should be adopted for the, future in order to secure a speedy and equitable settlement of a qestbon which so vitally affects the welfre of the people of this country, was held yesterday in the Courcil- rooms of the Tenuant League, Bereaford ...