... BALLYMENA QUARTER SESSIONS-IMONDAY. DISPUTE ABOUT BtUTTER-LVEN BEAM QUESTI OS. Mr. Clements Bell, abutter-mnerchant from Belfast appeared to answer the coniplaint of Mr. John Sloan, from the parish of Lougihpilel, for refusing to pay him the full price fdr a firlki of butter, sold and de- livered at his stores in Ballymena, on Saturday, the ISthl of July. Mr. D. O Rorke appenred for the ...

... 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, ...

... DROGIIEDA ELECTION COMMITTEE. Ix our last we publdished the first part of the pro- ceedings before tile comimnittee on Monday. The following witnesses were aftomivards exanicd- Mr. Brodigan stated that he was a candidate at tile last election for Droghedd ITO considercd that while tieo election was going on there vaes not adequate ?? for the voters, Cross-examined by Mr. Pn1xN-About a wcclt be ...

... THIS DAY'S LONDON NEWS. EBY MAGNETIC TEtLEGRtAPH.] 1\.EWS-LETTER OFFICEI, 1 o'clock, i.i THEI INDIAN MUTIINIES. I' CAPTURE OF I)ELII]. The Thiu(,~ inl ittsqtock~ Exe~olitige nows, 'iVes all extract of ,I ?? etront, 1oilit do 0 aille. dited 2tud July.~ inl tvbich th ?? unt it receipt. of, the followitl, IcN ft w oillI his brother. ali oflia'el ill tI e 3 7th Regimnitit ?? Delhii Li tal-onl. We ...

... 3~dflis~t ?? (ESTABLISIIED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 185T. LAST nighit's ?? ?? dloes not Mention the arrival in London of the Indian mail. ?? hope, in our publication of Mlonday, to be in a position to place before our readers full particu- lars in reference to the state of affairs when the steamer sailed. A despatch, via Marseilles, gives the followving namiies of persons who ...

... DELIII AND ITS INEVITABLE FATE. ) (F'roiu a Cos respondent oj 't/e Morning Adoeritiser.) DEI.I, once the capital of HIindostan, the boast o t India, and the seat of the Great Mogul, was capturci in 11 93 by the Mahoemmedais under Coottooboodeei f Khali, who fixed his residence there. In 1398, it wi stormed, pillaged, and reduced to a heap of ruins bF Taminrlane. Ia 131 Shall-Jeliall founded ...

... THIIS D)AY'S LONDON NEWS. [1: Y A G _N 1: T I c T E L 1: GI 1z 1' 11.] NEWS-1'ETTER OFFICE, I o'cl ...

... Nnllptriat vtallalmlit. HOUSE OF LORDS-TlURSDAY, JULY 30. (.sapplesienafri'y to Teleej,;lhiic Siiinzmma.) ASStA'LTS ON SCRIPTVl re-RE3ADE3RS IN IRELAND. Viscount DUNG ANNON, in pursuance of notice, presented a petition from the Protestant inhabitants of St. Nicholas Without, in tile city oftDublin, agreced to at a very large ieoeting of the parishioners, and signed on their behalf' by the ...

... FERV.ANAIL-The crops seldom looked better at this season of the vear, especially the potato, which niever, in ; thie nemory of the oldest inbabitant, was uruled out of grolll in suchi a sound, healthy condli- tion so early-Med. GisOVIX( CROPI.- lesSrs. Ilutclisonl & Dixon sold, on Tuesday, ilr. Findlay's crop at Pathead, to make way fir the tbhrninution otthe South side Victoria Park. It ...

... (7zt ritattitre. 4ff DROMORE FARMING SOCIETY. Toing ainual showl of thc abovc society was held in tho Market Place, on Tuesday last. The attendance was good; and a large ?? of finC alimals were cxlii- bited. The judges, Messrs. Mlanic, Philips, and Lo- gal, awarded the prizes as follows:- AMaT~rUR CrT.sS-Best milclh cow, John Macar:an, Esq.; 2nd d(o., David Lindsay, Esq.; 3rd do., William ...

... TIHE IND)IAN DESPATCIIES. TIIE history of British India for the nmonth of Julne, 1857, is now written, and bofore us for perusal in the early days of August. Wae can n1owm read i all the uamplitude of its terrible details the chlapter oIL Indian afifirs, the headings of Which had ?? indicated by the telegraplh last week. The drama enacting in 1-Jindostan was, at the closc of June, still ...

... Itv1at aub' jlliaihiq EtBARtiATioN or Tnoors FOR INDIA.-OiL Friday morning, at ten o'clock, eighteen officers and 402 of the 79t3h Cameronians went on board the Walmer Castle, sailing transport, 1,200 tons, Captain Daniell The detachment goes out under the command o. Lieutenant-Colonel Dourglas. C.B., the other oflicers aceinpanying it ?? Mlaitland, MI'Barinett, Stevelnson, and Scovell; ...