... Tilts meeting, Came off onl Mouclay last, the 26th inst., over a very nicely laid-off course inl the vicinity of Comber, part of th~e course having, been used lin foriner thimes for similar purposes. The weather up to three o'clock in the afternoon, was extremely faivourableI far the enjoyieent of the sport; anti, as the day wais ob- served as a holiday lin Belfast and the counmtry ilis-- ...

... Moa AaY, thle seat of the -Marquis of Droghea has presented a continiued scene or festivities during, the past week, and the picturesque town of Monatstete- ven exhibited a bustling and throniged appearance. Among the many beneficial results of a resident land- lord, be hie nobleman or commoner, we may place inl the foreground those kind attentions and contributions towvards thle wants of ...

... 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 ...

... Jr 11 E A RMN Y. Tnin HousE GUAians.-Bevond the appointment of Sir George CaLheart as Sir G. Brown's successor, no change has been made in the administration of the 1-lorse Guards.-Glo6e. It is reported that the 27th regiment, now in Ennis- killen, is to relieve the 22nd in l'engal. It is said that Lieutenant-Colonel LEdmond St. Maun, from the 51st ftot, is to succeed Lieutenant-Colonel ...

... TI-HE MINISTRY. 'ri Lolanon Corresirponelnit of tho rseerncmr 's Jirieel of' ?? ili ilishes tie latest speculartions as yet received with r'eference to the AdilministLratiol. Hoe writ,'s as follows:_ T'Ie Secretileysi rip of Statte for tht? 1oilei D)epart- nrli]t reliraills Vaet rrrilllcd. I umenitiored that Sir Georgo ?? would, iu ull likelihood, he LorIl i':nitrer's- ton s suecesiol, ?? that ...

... A M E hR I C A. THEE PRtESID)ENT'S MESSAGE. IAVt Cli OOt., S NIt a AY I5 ?? Canadai, froml lBostoni, With ?? I' rSelet'S MSoSMLge. has just ?? ill the river. She brin-s 700,)00 HJollars ill specie. 'TIO Jfirow had arrived out. The United Stiates steanrer lilumouldt, in making for lalitfax, rail ashre1 c oi thie Sisters Rlocks, about twelve miles from Hlaliflax, and remained. At nlast accounts ...

... MINI [S'IR1IAL MOVEMEN TS. (Pront ts Hferuuld of jlifondia.) I.o siti e of' ithe tillsoal in terest whiiicli has been inani - fisted by the public to gutini any auat hentic intelligence relative to t lied 311lnsts 'iII .M-acc, very little or' lute- rest has transpired. Ini Fact, it is' eiioining more and Iorp Iev0'idt'ii 1 vir' hi3liu r ltiat (even mumbhors of tile Clibin et are as yet ...

... MINISTEPRIAL MOVEMENTS. F'r is Still quite uncertaiti whether the Ministry will be ?? peiioii to fiskt thI eir Sovereign to dismiss them, or bo ?? shift on till thle meeting, or Par'liamenst. IE'e'v elfort is being madet to P.er'suade 6ir Goorqe Greyv to acce pt thle Homie Secretasryship, anti with this pUL 'pose the right l]ion. ?? was, dethsino to a late hoicr Yesterday evening in an ...

... voobeuce* PACKET STATION BETTWEEN THE NORTH11 OF IRELAND AND SCOTLAND. TO TIHE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. Montalto, 22nd December, 1853. SIR-In consequence of some observations which appear in a letter from the Marquis of Londonider ry, reflecting on the conduct and proceedings of the Donaghadee committee, at atn6~ting hold on Friday, the 16th instant, in Belrlst,-I think it right as ...

... Tnrs. society Held its secondc meeting tor the season, in the News-Room, Lurgan, for the purpose oF hearing a lecture from William Crossley, Esq, lately elected a member of'the council, ol the. Varieties of the Human Race. After a very beautiful and appropriate intro- duction. the lecturer proceeded to notice the opinions of diffuient celebrated writers, as to the rank which should be ...

... SOIREE OF THiE EARLY CUOSING ASSISTANT DRAPERS' ASSOC[ATON. IO., Friday evening, the ineinliers of' the Early Closing Association, consisting of' the ih'apers' assistants, gave a soiree to their employers in the Vrictorial Beall, Vic- toria Buildings, in acknowledgement of' the boon granted by thoin to those in their employalent, and tindr a grateful sense of' the benieficial results of a ...

... DONAGIIADEE AND PORTPATR1CK PACKET STATION. Wit liave been favoured with tbe following corres- poiidecice between the Marquis or Loclononderry and Sir James Gralhaim, first Lord of the Admiralty, and in consequence of a forner letter havicig been pub- lished by the Belfast and lochl Ryan Comminittee, wve are aucilorised to publish the same- TilL MARQUIS OF LONDONDEliRAY TO Silt JAMi1S G0 A IA, ...