... 1THIS DAY'S L'ONDON NEWS. EBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] lYE IV1S-LETTER OFFPICE, 1 o'clock P.m. CABINE.T COUNCIL. Thero was a Cabinot Council of the Ministers held yesterday. TEA MARKET. Tho delivery of the China letters tended to increase the firnmess of tho tca markot, It appears that the Supply Of ?? in the Chinese ports was much less than at the corrsposlonin.g time of last year, while the ...

... c4te vbeat TIIE MINUTES OF EVIDENCE ON THE AAYO COUNTY ELECTION PETITION. (From the Mlornistg Post.) TIu minuttes of evidence on the Mayo county elec- tion petition, ordered by tile House of Commons to be priuted on the 15th instant, have just been pub- lished, and after a haste perusal of the five hundred and forty-tour pages of' strange matter which they contain, wve have arrivetl at tihe ?? ...

... YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. [BYr BRITISH AND IRISIt MGETIC TELEGRA'PH- AMERICA. Liverpool, Sunday. Tho steamer Europa arrived this morning, having left Boston on the 12th, and Halifax on the 12th inst. She brings 500,000 dollars in specie, and fifty-nine passengers. The het, Yorlk Iierald, of Augumst 11, says:- From Washington, wc learn of the virtual settlement of thle questions pending betwveen ...

... Ti iiw fllowill is lio letter o' tile Boint ay COnes- polide'tit ol' 11 t1 7'Iiies. It. givos all aidiriiabl)c solo- mary oIt' events since last mail:-- Gli NE ItAI' ASiPECT OE AFFAIRlS. Bomblay, Sept. 17. I am happy to be abul to begin this letter in a spiipit ,ope Iiimprfal thall that ill which Ii closed illy last. I tl lilll tho violence ol' the huricalielo is spetit. It is ge ttillg ...

... THlE D)AWN IN THE EAST. Sr .\Uell.Y lias Eughndid risen ul) from hier I .rayer, faa a, ?? aliI jiliatiion tw( diuclj slie lhad huiiibled hel lici' ghty spirit, thn the lblessing sihe asked fbl ?? emotaletd. She has ?? herself Withiin the termus of tho national Prayer whichi the Wiscst. of Kings offered at tilhe consecration of the greatest ot' Temples. If her people had been Smitten down ...

... 6 1) t0 ,? tlfilt5t ?? --4, cf-ter, '?Ii (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: SATURDAY, NOV. ?? 1857. TIIE stato of the Money Market continlues almost to monopolize attention. The advance in the rate of discount has had the immnediate effect of checkh- inlg the withdrawals froom the Bank. The publi- cation of the Bank retwrns shows a state of affairs the most unfavourable that has been knIIO for ...

... YESTERDAY'S DES PAT CHES. CnY B RiTISI AND liti6lSIAOG.NETrO TELEGRAIPI.] INDIA. VICTORIES OF GENERAL, HAVELOCK AND BRIGADIER NICHOLSON. The fillowing tclegr'apshic despatch was received at the Foreign Officc, through the Admiralty, September 13, 5.30 ?? Cagliari, Sept 13, To TnE SECRETARY O TIIE ADMIRAITY. Rear-Adinrlal at Malta to the Secretary of the Ad- tuiralty, Sept. 11. The Pekin ...

... PUI1iLI MEETING AT l1oLYWOOD. . PUBLIC AIMItTNG, onl behalf of the above society, was held last evening in the Assembly-roorn, Holy- wood. More than ordinary interest was attached to the proceedings, as in accordance with ?? an- noinceient, the Rcv. Dr. Caldwell, a distinguished missionary, recently returned from India, attended as a deputation from the society, for the purpose of delivering ...

... 11 It 6, c c to ii V t i c , I - Dyt. RoMeRT 1I3cRoEsrlWrIll, Bislil) of BiPlnl, las issue~d a let rtc tlo t clegy ol' ],is dliocese, ill il tilt lle says- 1'ernlit Ill to sigigest the Plill i)ty of Pointinug to ?? slirome-aitnlls tile (ily of tracing hie llhlal of (;od, ill th.is visitttitll, at ?? 3-'-t1 ?? ti in, 1ii tie Ic elit'S Salkee of Christ, t) gilant al sqpweul tovnlloittiooll ofl ...

... I ANNUAL SOIREE. Ox Friday evening last, the annual soiree of the above society, which is formed in connexion with Townsend Street Presbyterian Church, was held in the School-room. There was a very large attend- ance, After tea, the Rev. WrM JOHNSTON, President of the Society, was called to the chair, and, after a few appropriate observations, in which he earnestly re- commended young men's ...

... AN important document in our last impression offers: a strange comment on the want of information dis-: played by the Tines' writers occasionally in speaking of this UlthliaThule-Ireland. In an article on open- air preaching which lately appeared in our great con- temlporary, characterised by the feebleness of every- thingu written~j JorqC, ?? assertions were made and reasoned from wihli ...

... EASY LESSONS F011, LITT'LE SPA'AiOT'S. I'Y'eon Ike 1,'x,,ant ?? (liPU STE'reTi, C'ir, liE., -Nos. 2.1, IS57.-T'he aippruachinctlg sissoi orl l'11arliamnust wiil bo ,eI 'uee- gr'?se A iy disrlssimits onl the Bitlik Ch arter Act or' 1S414. AS nltipwars oif' boO niont's ot' Pariliament aleo,, it is helieved, cintrely innocent of' ol kriiowlidge, oil tile S1iitjoct, IWO lbog lealve to ...