... R. EPRESENTATION OF LISBURN. ON ?? appeared in our columns the letter of a London correspondent, in whose personal judgment and accuracy we have, with just reason, the fullest confidence, and whose nmrans of obtaining infornua- tion on public matters in the great metropolis we know to be equal to those at the disposal of any member of the comnunity, even including a provin- cial journalist, ...

... 'ESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. [By 13BITIS AND IRISH11 31AONflTIC TELEGRAPII.] INDIA. Despatch from the British Vice-Consul at Trieste, aceived to-day at the Foreign Office:- Alexandria, July 22. The Indian mail brings no authentic accounts of he capture of Delhi. It w.as not taken on the 12th istant, when Geiseral Barnard, having repulsed two ortics, was waiting for reinforcements, which must ave ...

... ?i illprial varliltillkilt. I OUSE OF COMM1IONS..-YSTNIRDAY. Tim House met at one o'clock. The members appointed to servo on the Drogheda Election Committee were called to the tableand sworn. PRIVATE SPECULATION, Mr. DRUINIMOND inquired of the Secretary of the Treasury on what grounds £43,000 of the public money had been advanced to support a private spe- culation of the Eastern Archipelago ...

... YESTEUIDAY'S DESPATH~ [BY BRITISH' AND Itti8li MAGNETIC TE'.EiltAP1f.1 IMPOnTANT ]3Rom INDIA. DIELHI NOT TAKEN. TanT Overland Mail arrived at Alexandrao h 3'l and, left for Malta and marseilles. The news from BomlbaYistJuy st Daelhi was still in the hands of the insurgentS (In the 10th June, thle besieging force having been' before thle place since thle 8th of June. General Barnard was Waiting ...

... SECOND EDITION, THIS DAY'S LONDON NEIS. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, 1 O'clock, rn.M. DEATH OF MR. MUNTZ, M.P. Mr. Muntz, member for Birminghiam, died yester- day attcrnoon, at four o'clock. RAILWAY DIV.IENDS. It is confidently reported that the forthcoming dividends on the Northi-Easterill ailvay stock wvill be as follows:-Berwich, 5 per cent. per amnmun; York and North ...

... 1,TIIS DAY'S LONDON NEWS. 'EBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPIH,. NEVWS-LETTER OFFICE, 1 o'clock, r.mt. IND IA. ARREST OF THE EX-KLNG OF OUDE. The America arrived at Trieste on the 28th July- gain. The Indian mails left Aexandria on thc torn- in2 of the 2Slrd. 'lhe America brin-s advices from Calcutta to the 21st June; Madras, 2Sthi June; Cey- Ion, Ist. July; Bombay, Ist July; and IHong-Kong, to thc 10th ...

... a ?? vartlaillame t, [EY BIIITISII AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) IHOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. TIIE House met at five o'clock. IMPORTATION OP LABOURERS FROM AFRICA. Lord BROUG HAM expressed gratification that the people of Martinique hail repudiated the favour in- ?? to be conferred upon them ?? late arrange- inents at Mlarseilles and Nantes, for the importation of labour into their island. The ...

... t e (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1857. IMPORTANT FROM INDIA. DELIII NOT TAKENI WE greatly fear that the intelligence by the Overland Mail will riot bo such as to allay ille public anxiety with regard to the progress of the revolt ill the Bengal Presidency. The following is tho telegraphic summary of the news from India:- 'Delhi was still in the hands of the insurgents ...

... TIHE INDIAN NEWS, WIIEN, the night before last, we began to write some remarks on the aspect of Indian affairs, which appeared in our impression of yesterday, we had not received the telegraphic news which, cre we lad concluded, lhad spread tlhrouglh the Bri- tish Islands on the wings of the lig-htning. Speal- ilng, as we knew we did, at a moment when every one in these islands, havillg a ...

... SECON\D EDlTION. THIS D)AY'S LONDON NEWS. rY MA OGNETIC TELEGRAPlTI.- lNEWS-LETTER OFFICE, 1 o'(locl. r1%1. NV \MAII, CA'UEil\l'S TI) ?? CAi Tiho Admiralty will lic ieit~lv to tlivt 1Olt tic, 2.-1l1 Al glist, [;01 tile 1lo10ilt:l C00IVOll 424 ?? ?? IW ste0l' vesscls, nrt] 1 m~ails lbetweei Eii-glbn and t 1 'ape of Good I [oe. 'i'lt o~l 1 (i~tl~l~S havIinW g 'fl rCapeof'o1 lip li1. I'l 7i T ...

... LEDRU. ROLLIN AND LOUIS NAPOLEON. TO THIE EDITOR OF TIlE DAILY,,WW8. Smt--Decidedlyv the late signal victory of the Demo- cratic party in Paris has disturbed Mr. Bonaparte's mind, and is about. throwing him into cnozinities. His thoughts are troubled by fright and terror. Yester- day the ghost had a name. Beranger, -whose glo- rious remains he wxould have escorted to their rest- ing place by ...

... Ak c(mlot-s illistration of t he enthusiasmi of science wiS exhibited at tile eximmation of' the reimains of' the great surgemon Beliat upon the occasion of their romoval to the Cemotlreo do l'Est. Tho medical congless appointed to 5sn)orintcld the crleinony and attest tlhe i ithenticity of tic remains, awaited in awc d silence their brillillg to lighlt lby the gravedigger, and a lurmitur ol ...