... IBE1LFAST AN-D COUINTY- DVWN IRULWAY I C;0-7CIPANY. I1ALF-TEARULY METING. TIIE ltalfyearly meetin- of this company Nwas ?? yesterday in tho I rea, at the lcifast torminhls of thie he, at ?? o'clock4 Gu Y S ION Ej LSq. CIIIO- man of the Dare cOvs, prie iding. 2Linge thle shave- l p!le lrcs'enb, we olbserxedi Guy Smo>1au, W;. I'R. Ani- eti Iiif )V Pitrrie' Jaines Biristow, Ifenre Sia tma- C ...

... REPRESENTATION OF LISBURN. TO TH-iE E)lTOR OF THE BELFAST 5NEWS-LETTER. Se1-1 hope you wvill not think' it too great a liberty asi theinsertion of a short letter, oil a ?? hich I have felt an interest. Lie rlecollections of a residence for some years in le cleanlly and iran risorne town of Lisburn, in which I *rrned sorne fl isedships, and withi some re',idents thiere eil pleas ?? intcrcourse, ...

... (ADDITIONAl TO To l itflAlC RInWS.) Livcrroor., IWNauxESDAY.-The 3team- ship Atlantic, Captain James WVest, arrived in the river this morning. wvith teree davs' later advices from New York, ninety- E six passengers, and above 700,000 dollars in specie on freight. The T1-s qlfigtou Clhionz, the organ of the United States Government, continues to publish articles to Create a hostile feelintw ...

... BEI.FAST BOARD OF GUARDIANS. Os, Wednesday. the ciscicl wveekyis' ocetitig of this body W:Ls 1101diilt tic e ilocced -rooi U if dt e Wo cL-k'1lOose-J. I. S. M'4Catcrcc, lisp.. icc the chair. Tie f'ollowincZ other miermnbets woe t also preseit t:- Aleest's. 31cMurne, \Vacsu c1 Stewart, Carlisle. t, i g MI'OL ttti,'l, act i H-Iazlect. Colonel Clarke, Pocr-Icccr 1SIOcLspector, ws presenlt. ...

... FRIDAY-S LON-DON NEWS. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGU.AIPH.J THE EAST. XVIinsA. TuESDAY NiGeT.-The Russian answer to the demand of Austria has arrived, but Prince Gort- scihakoff delays its formal communication until the re- turn of the Emperor to Vienna. TIHE WAR IN ASIA. CONSTANTINOPLE, Atnusy 20.--The Turkish army, under the command of Selim Pacha, %vas defeated by the Russians at 13Baazick, on the ...

... IN ,r ulture. THE WELTHELRTHE CROPIS. NEaWir, AUr. 31. -The crops everywhere wear a nitst luxuriant aspect, and we are glad to learn that since the present hot weather set in the progress of the potato disease has been stayed; at all events it is certain that, during the last week, the blight has not been spreading. Turnips and mnanmolds are going on ingiozinmglv well, and promise to afford a ...

... ANNITAT, VISIAhtrON OF TR-TE TINITED DIOCESES OF DOWN ANT 1,. Yus-rmtnzm thle Righ gltRxev.~ Robert Knox, fl.D., Lordl Bishop of Down andl Conner and Droniore, held his anulvisit~ation of the.Diecceses of Dow~n and Conne, at thie Parish Ch1urch, of Boijfast(St.nes) The0 attendance Of the cl erggy was fuller t~han wo heare observed on previou-s occaions, few IclingfI), t ?? those, preventedl ...

... THE F171R E, AT V A1RNA. TIIE fire brvole ont in a little wriooden hovel, where a spirit stnoe rias litpt, at about a quarter to seven, the great dillner hour here,, when shopo are closed, and streets partially riesertedl. Tile wind was ?? low- ing: right in tie direction of our pnwvcder stores; nn 1, from the fire having r lenchedl some lkegs of spirits, such fla3mes wvere peurinX out of ...

... I FURT ER DE'SP.ATCH4ES FROM ADMIRAL | SSil C. NAPIER. (From ithe Gaueitc o@ Tvesut etweifnp.) Bulldlog, off Bomarsund, August 19. Sin,-I be, to enclose a letter from Reaor-Admiral Plumnidge, who was statinnod. with the Rcila and the Fre-nch steanwlr Coue te (commanded hy Lieutenant de Vaisseau A. Georgette du Buission). on the North side of Bamarsundn 2. 1 hadl intended to have brougqht his ...

... ZT~ ) *4 _,d4 lullfllfl~ tli-t ¢ rtfr (382'AB~PHBD, .4p'4ANNtO 12737.) 13£; L Px A S T: FRIDAY, SEPTEiIMBERI 1, 1S54. SHiIIAM BLOCKADES. TIE ,world, it now appears, has been prettily gulled with the farce enacted by the Western Powversunder the name of a blockade of the sourthern Russian shores. For montlhs past, it was some consolation to learn, as we wvere taught to believe, that, although ...

... ANN?UAL S ISITATAON OF DROMIOR, 1)1) 5>;S E. 'Tmm: T,vwd 11ish-op Of Doirm andI Connor and Drenmoer B mid hiis mminmmm~l v iasitatio cmi e tho-' 'Uh 1iesmta umt in time. 0'mtitQ'Urel Clmer,-l of Dvommire. Thme Cathledral, wvhich is ekeo rime Par ich Ciheredchl 1) Droiore, mac 1) men Ilmt ely mmmicci impr~-ovm'mi bv ?? ommmsmnms ilmd mend- odimmor caimmimie Of aecumnmncdamhimmg~ time it- ...

... DUNDALK AND EN4NISKILLEN RAILWAY. Tnr half-yearly general menetin, of this company was held on Tuesday, in the board-room. Jocelyn Street, Duodalk, the Earl of Ella-n in the chair. The ScaTrAItv hlavin: reand the report, which ap- peared in lest Mondavys Yewes-Lettes. Tle COiAine-MAN add;ressed the meeting, and expressed lis satisfael inn at the P;re-sence ofso manv shareholders. -To thoughlt ...