... LATEST NE WS. ffold Xvas sol(l to tile }s.L111r to-elils. {lle Alz(ls-;llP ?? Brazils, on Alolulay, avill tale ?? i ) 0 ill (ro M it Ill)l)(albs til;tt tllc ell((lilcs (ls tilc ?? lXlz) faile(l in tile Stocl; Exctilanfro on 1'1 id:lv, avel e iliatl- \-cl til)l3- C:lSilC(l ?? lliS lealiluel Ki / t lle c)lz;tlle l z i ll 13:1111i) to tilo ?? ol ;'2,700. l[e ilaS alseoll(ll asl(l they will havc ...

... THE BENGAL MUTINIES CONSIDERED | I N ANCIALLY. T TH following important communication has been addressed to the editor Of the Tinlees:: SIR-,, I consider, said a railway traveller to me some days ago, I consider India very expensive. This mutiny will cost us smme £50,000,000, and all for what? I would give up India, The speaker Was a fat respectable man, with that sort of look which m nlkes ...

... HIGH SHERIFFS OF THlE COUNTY DOWN, FROM 1714 TO 1857. WE have been kindly furnished with the following list of the High Sheriffs for the County Down, from the year 1714 to 1857, which will, no doubt, be inte- resting to many of the leading fntsilies of the county: 1714 Roth Jones 1715: Toby HIlll 1716 Henry Maxwell 1717 Sir W. Johnston, Et. 1718 Robert Hawkins 1719 Simon Isaac 1720 George ...

... I CAPEL STREET OFFjICE-1ONDAY, AUer-ST 24. [FRoR3 OUR: SPEC1 ?1L RPEORTER.] THIS nlorning the public were not a little startled by the intelligence that Jancos Spollen, wl-hose nalle is already so notorious in connexion with the Broadstone mnurder, han blon re-arrested, on a eharge of stcaling a snm of £300 fromt the railway premises, on the night of tie 13th November. It will be recollected ...

... SECOND ElDITION,. THIS DAY A'S L0NDON NEr S rB oY 1 A G N E T I e 1 I 1:1; 1 R 1' ?? NEiWS-LETTER OFFICE, 1 O'clocki, f.t. 'TIT UI (I E^N' SPIEECII. 11w Timcs ?? heri Miaje(\ty will oolt a ('otioicil :t, stlide tho0 ROrlal S:lri ?? It 1100 t0-&ay, :at ( 01i'NI PORIT O' OF )ONDON. Last AXt-ee li t.( wulfIlel' Ol' Si;ps imviarttl lvas.:s.', ill- 9t~ii car- ('lcs, of, sili-gnit'and il carg'_ovs ...

... Tim half-yearly meetilng of this company was held on Tnesday at thoe ofie Coleman Strect Buildings, Moorgato Street: )I. J. Clay, P., in the chair. The CIIAIRIFAN;, in moving tile adoptioll Of the rc- port, said, that in almuost eyery itemn of tiaffic their receipts vere increisilg if not very largely, they tore tie last very stea(ily increasilg. Witl regard to the passenger ?? there ?? an ...

... 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 ...

... 1) c ?? r t5s. SP()LLEN'S ACQUITTAL. (From ?? Times.) Tint Dublin jurL haveC comc to tile conclusion that, ulpoll tile evidence presented to theill, a verdict o1 g'igiltvy emoild not be rouilm agaidst James Spollen ror the uirdevrof oMr. Little. It would be impossible to say ?? tho evidence was conclutsive, and tile ver- (iet a ,wrong one. The jury couldl onily talke into ac- COtllt the ...

... ~a;Uluag' Xitcei~~lC2+t DUBLIN AND DROGHEDA RAILWAY, The following arc the reports of the directors and engineer of this company, which will be submitted to the general meeting of the shareholders on the 27th instant- IsThe traffic on t-hc line during the past half-year, as compared with the traffic of the corresponding half-year in 1856h, is as follows:- Six Months ending Six Months ending ...

... 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, ...

... F I fj c i 'k?ItIbst YlTcW-,,'?dfcr+ (ESTAl3LISIED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: b WEDINESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1857. ir TEt: Constautiniopule quarrel is at an end, the h, Porte having accepted the conditions agreced oun at the Osborne Couneil. Tlie Moldavian elpc- tions are to be atitilled. Coinmmeting on the m contradictorn reports afloat, as to tite issue of the Osborne Conferences, thie \ienia ...

... TOWN AND TABLE.TATIK. CFROx OUR o0rW aoRlEsPoNDNTJ] DUBLIN, TuESDoA, AUO.1ST 11. THE delight is universal among all classeS at the ignlO- minious defeat of thle disgraceful petition, presented by the Romanist-Radical clique, and supported by imieas wllicll will not now elaracteris. It has now become a matter of rejoicing that it Was pre60Osnted, inasmuch as it afforded all opportunity to our ...