... TIR. JOHN REA SHOWING THE NVIRTE FEATEJ iER. IT will be recolected by our readlers that, on the very evening on which Mr. John Ru-a bad been ejected from the Assemnbly-room of the Commercial Bui!ldings, by the police, on the order of our present popular Mlayor -the occasion being the second adljoernod public meeting- in reference to the i3laclcstaff noisanco-the su-id 2\r. Rea served the ...

... BELFAST GENERAL i-ioSPITAL. OS- Saturday, pursuant to adjournment, a meeting of the inhabitants was held in the Chamber of Cona- marce, Waring Street, in reference to this institution. Tie attendance was limited. During the proceedings the following gentlemen were presenc:-G. Heyn, G. A. Thomson, Surgeon Browne, Dr. Dill, Dr. Gordon. A. JIrenan, Professor Stevelly, Rev. J. S. Porter, Rev. John ...

... El b, (RTMK. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR OFFIcE, JULY 14. 1st Foot Guards.--.'1o be Captains and Lieut.- Colonels, without purchase-Lietnt. anld Capt. R. Brad - ford; 1Loout, arid Capt. Mi. Bruce; Brevet-Cc]. F. Clinton, h~. 22nd Lighit Dragoons. To be ccpt and Lieut.-Coinel, without purchase- Brov. Lieut.-Col. T. S. Conway, C.B., from 22nd Foot. To be Lieutenants and Captains %without ...

... TU-lE AR3MY, &,c. Tan depot of the 2nd (or Queen's) Regiment arrived ?? on Wednesday, from Athlone, and proceeded to the Linen Hall Barracksc, to occupy quarters (va- | catedi by the G3rd Regiment), for the purpose of doing duty in the g.rrison. Tie depot consists of fifteen officers, seveniteen sergeants, seventeen corporals, five drummers, and 3DI privates. CoUr r-MAnIsL. AT WmDnsoi.-_A ...

... PARIS EXHIBITION OF 1855-CO-OPERATION OF ULSTER. As Dr. Lyon Playfair has arrived in Belfast, being a Commissioner from her Majesty's Government to bring the importance of a proper display of Irish pro- ducts at the French Exhibition of next year practi- cally before our community-and, as it is intended to hold a meeting on the subject, at one o'clock to-day, we believe, in this ?? deem the ...

... AUTCTION SALES ADVERTISED THIS DAY. Vats, o0l board ship in Clarence Dock, to-day, ?? Joseph Mathews. Furniture, at 14, Great George's Street, to-day, ?? ?? ?? H1.C ¢. Clarke. Furniturc. c., 2, Prospect Terrace, to- niorrow, ?? ?? ?? C. yvndman. Patent Miachinery, &c., at the Mart, to- morrow, .Win. Dale. Tim'ber, at Princes Dock, July 12, .. H. C. Ciarke. Furniture, &e , at G, Mountview; ...

... THE IRISH LAMND BILLS.-THEIR WITH- DRAWAL BY THE GOVERNMENT. Auroras the bills destined to be shelved this session are ' The Landlord and Tenant (Ireland) Bill, and The Leasing Powers (Ireland) Bill. The fact was distinctly communicated to the House of Commons, on Tuesday night, by Sir John Young, and somewhat indistinctly in the House of Lords, on the same even- ing, by the Duke of ...

... LATEST I N-TELLIGENCE rB MAGNETnC TESEGRAPI-H. YESTERDAY'S J0NDO NEV7S. THE BALTIC. Taz T-HaooTTE, JunY 26.-.By virtue of an order of Admiral Napier and Percival Desclenes, neutral vessels are authorised to come out of blockaded ports. IIltUtG, JGuIr 26.-The Dasefliess has arrived, bringing sick and wounded from tilt Baltic; among tlhe former is Admiral Corrg. TUR K E1 Y. CONSTA.NTsNOPL, ?? 15 ...

... .Imperial Tgarliament, HOUSE OP LORDS-MNcMY, JUSiL 7. The House met at five o'clock. OCCUPATION OF THE DANUBtIAN PRINCIPALITTEs By AUSTRIA. The Earl of MNIALMESBUIRYpostponed his motion for copies of the correspondence between the English Government and the Court of Vienna on the occupation of the Danubian provinces by the Austrian army, from Tuesday until a future day. MbERCHIANT SHIPPrNG ...

... - ATTEMPTED ABDUCTION OF A yOUNG LADY. CLONMsEL, SUND& EvasNsG.-An attempt at abdue tion, which .Iam happy to inform. you failed in its ob- ject was made, at half-past two o'clock this afternoon by Mr. John Carden, of Barnane, in this county, wic is a large landed proprietor, assisted by six or seva ruffians, supposed to be some of his tecantry. It Weued appear that the Hon. Mrs. Gough, ...

... Ir any simple-minded and superficially-instructed in- dividual were to ask whether it were possible that people in these countries could be permitted indwla3etry to furnish the Emperor of Russia with money forthe express purpose of carrying on the present war against us, he would be rather surprised to be answered in the affirmative; for such is actuallv the case. It is true that, to furnish ...

... MO{NDAY'S LON-)DON NE WS. [BY MAGNETIC TLGZuGa Jjs]u.] THE W AR. VIENN-A, SUNDAY NIGCIT.-The followin-l has been received here, from 'liermanstadt, dated 22nd:- Prince Gortschakoft has announced his intention of defending Moldavia and Wallashia -with 200,000 men His head-quarters are at Slobodzie. Russian rein- foreements are moving from Moldavia and the Salon- ruite. The right winlng of the ...