... 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 ...

... Tim Qacen'.s speech is at the best a Constitutional ceremony, which a very loyal liege cannot con- template with much gratification to his loyal emo. tions. Of course he is pleased to see his beloved Sovereign in her place in the House of Lords, and to hear the accents of her clear, sweet voice, whose sound, at least, is her own, though the sense, such as it is, be Lord Palmerston's ; andi yet ...

... BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE - ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. - DUB'LIN 1857. AT eleven o'clock on Thursday morning the, business of the Association commenecd simultaneously in the seven different sections in which the various subjects of inquiry have been distributed. The place of meet- ing assigned for the sections is the magnificent new building recently erected in Trinity College, and known as the ...

... DUBLIN AND DROGITEDA RAILWAY COMPANY. TIM half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of' this company was held on Thursday, in. the Board-room at the Terminus, Amniens Street. There was a thin attendance. - . At one o'clock the bhaif wns taken by the Chair- man of the Company, JAMEES W. 'MURLAND, ESQ. 'The SECRETAR'Y having read'the'iotiecconveningthe maeeting &c., restt thie reliort. The ...

... TRIiS DAY'S LONDON NEWSle E Y 1 MAGINETI[C TELEGRIA1'f.3 NEWS-LET'T'ElR OFFIC. 1 o'clock, P.M. A I S T l A L I A. The ardvices fioor Australia by tile Elroperlil, are not. sadtislirctorv. At Melbourne, tile stocl of' goods on tihe golet fields vere believed to have been brouglht within Ilioderale colliplu;s, alld there ovas au CirpectatiOIl of aclivc tirade ill October, supposing the arrivals ...

... TIHE 11OLDAVIAN ELECTIONS. T'Inn Esmoncimpatiolt of Briussels gives the following ex- pmlanationi of time reasons why the resolitions come to at 0sborno have not received their full execution, as til' ats regar'ls time resutillptiotl of diplomuatic rela- tions at Constanitioplie. It says:- The Cahinmets of London and Vienna, after having eonlsented, at time ?? of Franco, to call, like thc ...

... all? 'AIffifiltIT, 8TICRdYAI InISIt EUSSAItS, DUID.ALK,-Tlis corps will movc 1p to Dublin in October next, to relieve the 17th Lancers. Five troops, with band and staff, are at bead-quarters, and one troop is stationed at Bclfitst-Licnteinillt-CololCeI Rodolp dc Salis is cotn- 1nanding. The followiing appointments were. made at the Admiralty on Thursdlay afternoon :-Masters-Saml Braddon to ...

... ?? . C14C *Ifad ff-tiu-Ndim, J (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 185?. Ix the time of misfortune it is men's interest, as well as their duty, to look to whatever compensa- tions have been sent them with their troubles. Thank God ! the last serious news from India- confirmed in all its grave details though it now is -is not without its better side, and something of ...

... T II E O A E R L A. N D )I MA I I. THE INDIAN MUTINY. VI: lia'vc receiredo ll, advis in ainticipation or tlei Overlanid mail. The dattes ?? cutta, July 28; Bombay, futly o; liolig Ronjg, Jlly t0. ?? frolvling is the ?? 1' otthe Bomrr6riy Thime, ci' Jtl ?? ilting (ile last fortniglit, tile carcer orfrebellion 115a reilairedl Imiellecked Ilirollghlotit India, except at FLttcfllole, whilere tile ...

... arV Vrcms. TELEGRAPHIIC COM MUNICATION WITH INDIA. (From thi TVmes.) WHAT is the, s ?? upon(1 Whilet at thijS 1moiiiettt the greatest ?? is felt by the piopulaition of these islands,? What wish with reference to public atiltirs has bc('n most utniversally expressed during thle last two mionths'? 'teeqetosanenwrdwih it is ?? desire to know what is passing fin India-to ?? it. fromI day to (lay, ...

... ! . . i I . . I - . Imal , Sliff-Ifignia LtuN Cr.-The launch of the ibdg from the build s ing yard on the Queen's Island did not take place, yesterday afternoon, as had been arranged. It was to take place at high tide this morning, - RrEPUns OF SSTEMIERs.-T he Malvina steamer was taken off the patent slip, ol the Queen's Island, yesterday, after having undergone extensiveimprove- ments and ...

... ?Illptriat varlaillull [BY BRITiSTI AND IRIS1 31AGN'TM1' TELEGiRiAP}I.] HOUSE OF LRODS-YESTElRVAY. Tfier COm'msOnS having been smildmoned to the Bar, the Royal assent was signed, by the Royal Commis- sioners, to the Divorec and Matrimonial Causes Bill. THE QUEEN'S SPEECH Was then rcead' by the LonD CHAN'enELLOi, WhiCh Wfvas as follows:- ., ilY LoaDs AND GENTLMMIEN-We are conimiandeil by her ...