... TuE usual weekly meeting of the Board of Guardians was ?? on Wednesday-J. WV S. Can Esq, in the chair. The other Guardians who attetded vere Drs. MLGCee and M'l .Mlinn; llenry HI. Murnes, and Hutcheson Posnett; Colonel Clarke, P1.l., was also present. A letter wsas read from Dr. Browne, 1-Ton. Secretary to the Cholera Dispensary Courniritlee of Belflast. stat- ing that a resolution hadl been ...

... ,?2crtirltlttuz. GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK PLANT DEPARTOENT-CONS ERVAT01TY, ?? have now bercome scarce out of doors, and will he more valued here in consequence; and every exertion should be used to keep this house wvell furnished during the winter months. Let Japan lilies that have done tlowering be removed to where thev can be kept dry a coil vinery, where they will have plenty of ...

... SCRAPS FROM PUNCH FOR NOV EMBER 11. I TriE FMrr.s HRERA1.D.-A 5Monthly Nurse. OPERATIC 1rtovEaaB.-You may engage a Tenor, but you cannot make hir sing. A DREADFtUL BLOW AND Drsco;RAGEwaoXaT TO THE PORTE.- Gentlemen, tea's ready. MNrEtoasxtDUMI FOR ST. PAUL.'s, KNIGxTSBEIDGE.- Puseyites are Papists without the P: Apists of' 'apists. SFLLING yFOR Sissoer.-Korniloff, Nacisinoff, exe- cuters of ...

... THE WIT.IGU AND THE RPCEN1 ' PROTESTANT DEKONSTRATION IN BELFAST. Tim editorial columns of the No:tltern w/lig have latterly become rather remarkable for extraordinary exhibitions of sentiment and style in reference to po- lemical topics-exhibitions, as regards torte and spirit and :code of reasoning, quite new, to say the least of them, to this commaurrity. AWe did not thirnk it worth our ...

... TH E WAJL The following letter has been received by the Minis_ ter of War from Dr. Levy, inspecting physician and chief of the medical staff of th7e armV of the East.- Before Sebastopol, Oct. 22. Monsieur le Yinistre- I was desirous of forming tny own appreciation of the sanitary condition of the army of the Crimea. It is as satisfactory as a state of twar anrd the influence to whiich our ...

... C, b r Is r r's,5. -L- ?? ?? THE SIEGE OF SEBAMTOpOLJ (From the Tiinhee) By an extraordinary series of mischances we are left without any details of the siege after the 18th. The messengers employed have prored as little trust- worthly as the steamer, and at this moment nobody can say -vhe-eany of the Government iespatehes sent f1a0n the Crimea after the 19th are to be found. or wheether they ...

... C orresponbence. . I M ARS. BU;TLErS ENTURTAINMKET. TO TEE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST N EWS-LETTER. Ssa-L should feet obliged by your ins~erting- the fol- lowing explanation in reference to the editorial re- marks yea found necessary to make regarding Mrs. Butler's pupils, in connexion vith tuie readinns in Vic- toria Hail, onl Monday last. The programme fur the evening was only forwarded to Mrs. ...

... FIRIDAY'S LONDON 1 NEWS. [13Y KAOiNTL-riC TfLUGRAPII.] THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. The St. Petersburg Conw/er of the 2nd inst. contains the following bulletin of the affair at Bakl Klava oi slie 25th () tober. Tle Russian ?? acknolviwecsig that the Russian loss exeededs 5)0 mien and a officers killed, and I general and 19 officers woundetd. S E 13 A ST 0 P 0 L. There is no later news ft-om ...

... TJI 5 ordilinary monthly meeting of this Presbytery was hold yester-day in 3May Strret Church. Dr. Murrpurry tile Mooderator, occupied the chair. Tire Cr. zi;3 having read the minutes of the former meetilrg, a rnerior'ial was presented from the newlv- erected cotrgr'vertiuln at tile Mlaze, praying the Pres h elstyry to tul;e tdwe tisgl steps fqr niddeatirrtg in a call to Mir. E. Stevensoti, a ...

... TIJE WRECKI OF THE BROTHER JOINATHiAN. TO THE EDITOR OF TUiE LFAST K fNEWS L.n1 . le ?? article having an fe'v dlavs since tppeared - in sonc of the public priuts, thlnt Ivas fet bv the Lea1 a autflrities here to ?? very se verelv upill their -II vigilaice, in rclation to t'ae prottretiorl of tne wreck of the ship 13 rother Jontathlan, whiciL 5lateiv took pl;1C, in rs, thiS iit' E ...

... MEETIN-G OF THB HARBOUR CODM-lS_ SIONERS. Tax, usual fortnightly meeting of the Harbour Board was held yesterdav, in the Board-room at the Harbour. office, John Clarke, Esq., in the chair. The other members of the Board present were-the Mayor, G. Reyn, R. Henderson, W. Bottomaley, W. Valeatine, J. Dunn, W. Mullan, and J. Heron, Esqrs. The SrzcarTaar read the minutes oF the last mpet- ing, and ...

... INCiDENTS ?? OF THE WAR. SARRb1 ECiirS nF Tli DuCR or CA KRDIDGE AND ,-i: G _lht:wt-ln front of the camp of the Light Di- viii on, on the browv- ot the hill overlooking the I-gun Laancaster battery and the 21-gun battery, is a house I have often before alluded to-now known as the pi- quet-house. Rlound it is a vard enclosed by a stone wtall. Within this the Duke of Cambridge and Sir G. Brown ...