... I V? je Yalfut ffelv5-feff tr+ (ESTABLISHED ANNO 173Y.) BELF A ST: MONDAY, JULY 13, 1857. IMPORTANT tidings have been received from India. From the despatches received by the Government, on Saturday, we learn that the mutineers had been defeated, with loss of guns, outside the walls of Delhi, and that 30,000 of the native troops have deserted. The disaffection amongst the Sepoys is already ...

... HOW MISS SMITH LEFT TlE COURT. TiE circumstances of the ruse adopted by one of the Glasgow agents employed in the case for getting off Miss Smith, unmolested by the vast crowd waiting in the Parliamelnt Square, and neigh- bowrhood, for her exit after her trial, were we are told, as ?? had provided himihscl with the dress worn on the previous days of her trial by 'Miss Smith, and o helr ...

... tz~C.AT- A general court martial assembled at Muilihgar on tie 16th nIt., lnder thle presijency of' Lieut.-ckiollel Bedford, 130th Rifles, for the trial of 'Quartermaster J. Burke, of' he dcptst battalion, on caril-ges arisingg out of some disagreentnts bctwveen that ofiecr and ajjor Warburton, the barrack-master at Mnllingnr. The sentence has not transpired, but thiougihan error in t be ...

... ifloviga Aittellignice. F 1K A N C E. PA.RIS, SATURDAY EVIixloG.-It is not often that wbat falls friom the lips of' Lord Palmerston can be sincerely uphold by any of his own supporters, and it is still more unustial to find any one holding opinions diametrically opposed to those now professed by his lordsitip should focl called upon to break a lance in his dIeflifncC. I have already alluded to ...

... GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR TIIR WJEEK. PLANT DEPARTMT'NT.-CONSERVATORY, &c-This house should now be gay with such thiligs as achi- menes, clerodendrons, allamian(las, gardenias, step- hauotis, and other showy plants from thle stove, for without the assistance of tlese it is hardly possible to produce a flrst-rate display at this season. And if tbo house can be kept rather close many of oulrl ...

... Z~lamtu. WAR OFFICE-PALL MALL, JuLY, 7. 3rd Regiment of Dragoon Guards-The removal of Cornet W. R. Corballis ferom the I0th Light Dragoons, as stated in the Gazette of the 19th June, 1857, has been cancelled; Cornet B. J. Daveney, from the 5th Dragoon Guards, to be Cornet. * 7th Dragoon Guards-R. S. Cleland, gent., to be Cornet, by purehiase, in succession to Lieutenant Cos- tello, promoted. ...

... EXIPRIENTS ON DRAY'S CIIANMPfON REAPING MACHINE. ON Friday~r, the ?? public Xperlile(it, in the North of reland of tlis celebrated reap1ing machline, took place on tile all(ds of Lord Dt]iilliill WAn Clandeboyc , 'It Claildeboye. M ri. Templeltoni, Lolrd Diiltlbin's Iin id- stolenwill, CXprCsseil a ?? to have the mnachinie throgllil5 t still anil at 01cCe tigiE'0(I to plce at t[he liSl)osstI ...

... YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] THE MUTINY IN INDIA. A supplement to tile Cal/cutta ivishfolurn, issued just before the mail was despatched on the 20th of June, professes to give the very latest news. The following is from Allbliabad Fort, dated 13th Junle:- A party of horse went out of the fort this morning to reconnoitre, and fell in with sonic thousands of the rebels, ...

... T H E C I T YO F D E L H 1. (Frome the Edinburgh Ifitnesi..) THE modern town of Dclii stands on the right bank of the Jumna, not on the main stream, but on an off- set from it, in the midst of a sandy plain, on a rocky ridge, whose greatest altitude is 120 feet. On the same side of the river, on a ridge of heights over- looking the town from the North, are placed the Bri- tish cantonments. ...

... THIE CHENICO-AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ULSTER. Toill twelfth annual meeting of tile above society Was held yesterday in tilm Laboratory, Upper Arthur Street when the followillg clergymiell and gentlemen were I' ?? Right Rev. thoe Lord Bishop of Down m and Connor, the Very Rev. Arclideacon Smith, Rev. G. Smith, Carmnoliney; Rev. V. Brace, Dr. Hamiliton, lin Dr. Ritchie, Dr. lodges, Winl. ...

... THIS DAY'S LONDON NEWS. [BY ITAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] NMEWIS-LE7TE'R OFFICE, 1 O'clock iP . WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The Canada, mail steamer, has arrived ati Plymouth. She left Bonny on the 25th August, and Giorce, On the 23rd September, touchling at the usual iutor- mnediate ports. Her cargo includes 500 ?? paln oil, also 25,310 ounces of gold dust. Tire river Calero was very unhealthy. The mate of ...

... ?? ?? THE ESTABLISHED CIIURCH. By the death on Tuesday evening of tie Rev. Wm. R. Nash, a vacancy has been cansed in the living of Kilbonane, diocese of Cork. The Rev. Louis Mannsell, vicar of Clonelty, is ap- pointed assistant to Kilkeedy Church. The Rev. James Franlks, curate of Ratlikelle. to the curcyv of Clonelty. The curacy of Rathkoalo, in the gift of' Chancellor Hassard, is vacant. ...