... TEN--N;',-lEAGUI, DMEMONSTRATIONS. it iI tr, e I ?? Teonalt-Lecmzuers lhave heen IIhoI! - 112r ?? it Comleril i1i11i N tlletiwilards, the, Siuthlritrn i.z.iuers have bcen agitating at Rilkee nny antid -is-Iwh re. As to thie gatherings at the fornmer uirees, learned discussions have been held oni thle great Fit St ll t)I IIt- ie ?? ?? or halt' f-tzeT t i liviials tormed a numerous arn! ...

... iIRISH P.SRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBI.Y. I From *Koiruern's 2311S eonla I/rings er 2 yore theor err Lsnr O, ?? Londonci that thi Genleral As- 5110 inly of the P resry tori xii Church0 of 11 ridart 11 ail cumorrieneed its orinual sessions at ellciact. I hastened I thither to mooit it. Talnin tire express rttrtl, wve were inl a few hours at Fl(etWOod, on the( Irish .Sea. ?? blrhlU ll 1 t' stile ...

... WOSS OF THE AMEJICAN NMAlf, STEAMER SAN FRANCISCO, AND TWO HUNDRED LIVES. By the American paplers which arrived last week, news was received that thle United Status mail steamter Sanr Franeisco had been seen in a disabled State, and that it was fe(arred shte would prove-. a wvreck. T[lie worst anl- ticipations have beven confarmed by- cte ?? at Liver- plool of thle A nu-lwaie, Calltahl ...

... THE LORPD MALAYOR'S BANQUET. fjitr inna-ufral banquet of the Rigirt lion. the Lord p of i u OhOir. took plies on Tuesday evening, tO til'Kt. K Roam, at tile Mattluzbn House. 'fTe J.ord Lteutenanttt, aecompanied by aidles-dc-camop, and escor- tedi Lv a guard of- honlou'r, arrived at the Man~sion House at ,t quarter to eight, o'clock, and was soon 'Butl ?? by the turd Mayor, preceded. by tire ...

... gorr??4,?n T HE IVA R I N THE1 , EA ST. Pan.I ?? 'te>Pai trenad'x writ es-timta it was satid fti it lsittans ('livov hallt r-- ceivedl dcs~tat-lies in'rmrninr Itirr tint, hie nitIS t COitstdt't the tirrs-V i'I [itt ficits into the lilac-k Sea. as tatitaiteitt to a. let -rat- til iiL t- Tie :\ttstitritit ?? via~tted lilit ott Tittrstiex- thee aift atelit-i wcilt to t i: Ftenitiie- th'e Tule-a ...

... THE RECENT DREADFUL SHIPWRECK OF THE 'TAYLEUR. No inlvestigation has yet taten place in relation to the circumstances attending the loss of this ill-fated ves- sel. The bodies of a number of the unfortunate pas- sergeirs are lying at Larnbay, pending the inquest. In consequence of the continued severe weather commu- nication with the island was found so difficult that it has been deemed more ...

... TIuE usual weekly meeting of tile guardians of the 1elfast Union was held at the Board-room of the Workhouse on Wednesday-Robert M'Connell, Esq., Deputy Vice-chairman, in the choai. There was a tolerable attendance of guardians. The minutes of the I previous meeting, and solme unimportant comrmunica tions from the Commissioners, having- been read, the following subject was introduced:- STAFF ...

... Jfforcip Eiit-Illrilc. THE WAR ONT THE DA i;N-U B E. The Thoses Paris correspondent writes that the Em- peror of Russia's reply, though not couched in very stro>ng languarge. and demanding explanatiolis, is of such a charaeter as leaves little hope of a change in tho Erenieror's mind. It is stated that the poprtlzr excite- ment at St. Petersburg is inluesci ibable, and the French Grovernment ...

... !U'PTHENTIC NEWS FROMT SI'. PETERSBUJRG. (Teta, ?? Pt'es5.) We tay nbtfoire ourr rezadlers the nato of a con7verse. tion ve l yr i xt ' I h ?? tE [:ItC ilei. he Lveen h ii -nI iiei'al Miajetsty tin ! Er'n'ei'it' ut i'lssiL in:tI ll a in nhvi- oittO of (lisfinei'lijtj tIteOS ?? -i is IeOt Oll' gt ?? rantio' fo- ttle ?? if the 0Ii II ?? itIII, Li t for the absence of, feXt'i'_ ~ttiiLi ir ii lie ...

... BY MAGSNA. ETIC TELEGRAPiH. T .E; rE _kSTERN QUESTIQ. C PanR. ., 'UcasoAv Sl34tSINt.-ThOe Russian courier ap,, i l~as tr leavtwe St. Petersburg siortly afxter toiZ. Ih, has ar ived hcre to-day, bearing important dapath, * td, 2isseleff. Their cuntertts lave Tntr trnrii ir,.l1 ,oit, it kn owii that they will lead directly to tLtit ia J)e' jat ic'ws fromn St. Petr-rshurg_ of the 17th, ha-i_ a ...

... THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR.' Tnt; greatest excitement sti!l prevails in this neig}- bourhood wvith respect to the calamitous wreck of the Trayleur, so many of her passengers being from the neighbouring districts. Such further particalars of the disaster as lia!e been fuinishied, sinice our last, by the Dablin journals, is inserted elsevwhere. The entire ?? of' her passengers, as tleir names ...

... TIHE BELFAST STEAM.SII[P COMPANTY. IT will be observed by thle report of proceediings which took place yestelday at a general meeting of rlio shavoholli.'rs of this company, that the inte- rests of tue compaary, aind, by natural eunseqouece' thoso of tile Whole tioittmertlnl COMi ?? of BelfLast' are lilcly to h3e considerably advanced by the ste Ps wl~ie! havo been ecithel already adlopted, or ...