... Ply criat !, taruiaellt. |[nY ?? AND IRISIIt MAGNETEO TELEGnRAPH.] HIOUSE OF COJMMONS-YESTEIRDAY. TnE Srst,.t11it tool the chair at twelve o'clock. M1ajor EDwVARDS took thc oaths and bis seat for Be- Verley. The Lords' amendments to the Eastern Bengal Railway Company's Bill and the Scinde Railway Bill were read and agrecd to. IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT. In reply to Mr. IIADFIEl.D, Sir G. GREY said ...

... OPEN-AtlPREPAClIING-DISGRACEFUL QrJ~-A1R CONDUCT. TnE open-air services, in connexion with the Paro- chial Mission, were commenced iln this town a Sab- 1 batth or two ago, after having been postponed sone o time previously, and on thre first occasion of a sermion t being preached at the Custom-lhouse steps the con- o duct of those in attendance was all that could have u been desired, but on ...

... LETTER FROMt DR. DUFF. Calcutta, 24th June, 18-57. My DEiAR DR. TwJEIEii-TIhe centenary day or the battie of Plassey (23rd instant), which laid the foundation of our Indian ompire, and which native hopes and w ishes, and astrological predictions, Iad long ago fixed on as 17je last ?? sway, has passed by; and, throutghl God's overrulling providence, Cal- cutta is still the metropolis of ...

... A tc 119t~hd It~tu -:,f c f f c r.l (ESTAlBLISIIED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1857. ANoSIIn letter has ?? received from the dis- tinguisled Missionary of the Free Church in India, the Rcv. Dr. Duir. The fervid thoughts and de- scriptions embodied in this important comumunica- tion will be perused with (loep interest, thrownvg, as they do, a flood of light on the state of matters ...

... 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 ...

... COXSTAN'TINOPML, Are. 7.-It does not seem. pro- w dei bable that any delay or any revision of lists would 1, have ever given the majority to the Unionists in M1ol- nol davia. There are niany rcasons which mlakc tho po- be pulation of this province generally prefer the mainte- Cal tin( nunce of the statss quo. But the partismns of the ha union, though few in number, are excited and noisy. own ...

... 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 ...

... LATEST NEVWSi YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES [13Y BRITISII AND IRISII MAGNETIC TELEGIRIPII.] WEST INDIA MAIL. SouthamptOn, Sunday. The La Plata, with West India Mails, arrived to- day at 2.30 r M. TRANSPOJRT .IIMIALAYA. I I o Singapore, July 18. The IHimalaya is reported to have grounded on a shoal in passinlg throllgh Banca Straits, but got off Nithout damage. CABINEt' COUNCILS. There have been ...

... , EXTRAORDINAtRY DISCLOSURlES IT might have been imagined that the fate OF tCI Tipperary and Royal British Banks would have taught directors and shareholders of compincies to be at least a littie cautious in their proceedings. If, however, the statements made at a nmceting of tle shareholders ofthe Surrey Gardens Comlpany on Friday, and -at I the Court of Bankruptcy Oil Saturday, are tree, ...

... ?? ? t Ylvffimf A 51-??,tffcr. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1857. I5I'ORTANT intelligence from India has arrived, but it does not bear out the rumnours in reference to the capture of Delhi. Up to the 27th June, that city was still in the hands of the mutineers, and the Sepoys had madc several sorties, but on every occasion they wvre successfblly repulsed. Twvo ...

... YESTE RDAY'S DiESPATCHES. EBY' BRITISHI AND IRlISH J[,ONEVTC TITLEGRAIt~'lCI A itl E It I C A. Liverpool, Stnday. The Royal niail steanmer Asia arttrivet this morning from New York, with udfvices to Auguiist sthi. She brings 414 passengers end 917,944 dolhus in SPeCiC. She passed Onl tile 5th thle s.s. Edilt~,ado h Sth Fulton an~d City of Baltimjore. Thle Persia ar- rived at Now Yorkc on thle ...

... THE COLONEL OF THE 34vi1 BENGAL NATIVE I INFANTRY. . LIEUTENANT-COOLONUL HEwLEB TO1 91 OFFIIATING iRIGAD3 RALTOU, DABRACKPOREB BaerackpO7e, Ajnil 4, 1857. SIR-I have the honour to acknoywledge the re- ceipt of your letter dated the 4th instant, together with enclosures ,witih a request that I would afford the information called for, for transmission to Govern- ment. In reply to this very ...