... Opsosrrros; has in many instances only served to strengthen and increase that which it was intended to destroy, and of this we ]itave another proof in the late proceedings which have taken place in this town. The mob of Belfast at the bidding of somc bigots, caused disturbances in our town, and used every means to put a stop to religious services in the open-air, but. their opposition only ...

... LATEST NEAT Se YESTERDAY'S DESP.ATCHES [EY MAGNETIC a r TELEGRAPH-] FALL OF DELHI. ADDITIONAL NEWS? ThOM INDIA. BY THE CALCUTTA MAIL. Dclii was stormued oil the imi ?? The troops enteled by the bridge near Cashmelelc G atc, andl advanrced along th(e 1'alp'lrts, ald possessed theilmselves of tile Alocre lastioll aitd Calml Gate, also tho churell and college. The resistance was very obstiitC, ...

... TDre Commission wats opcned onl MoInday mtorning lit clevenl o'clockr with th ire usual forriidaities. union01 RICIIATros, Baron Gareapmi, and the, Right 11ion. thle LoaD MAYORI tookC their seats Ilpon the bench, an1d thle usual Corporate inisigniat Werte laid upon tire table by thle mniricipald officers. CAkSE, op j~.lAMES Sr'OrLEY'. At. a quarter pias one o'clock thle city Grand Jury came ...

... 9 ?) c ?Cfbojf ?? (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1178.) BELFAST: THURSDAY, OCT. 1, 1857. ANGI O-INDIA. WE have nothing further to say in relation to the news brought by the Indian mail, save that we think good sense should induce us to give up our hopes of the reconquest of Bengal until the Englisli reinforcements shall have fully arrived. If bravery, such as has no counterpart in the stories of the ...

... Ti iiw fllowill is lio letter o' tile Boint ay COnes- polide'tit ol' 11 t1 7'Iiies. It. givos all aidiriiabl)c solo- mary oIt' events since last mail:-- Gli NE ItAI' ASiPECT OE AFFAIRlS. Bomblay, Sept. 17. I am happy to be abul to begin this letter in a spiipit ,ope Iiimprfal thall that ill which Ii closed illy last. I tl lilll tho violence ol' the huricalielo is spetit. It is ge ttillg ...

... THlE D)AWN IN THE EAST. Sr .\Uell.Y lias Eughndid risen ul) from hier I .rayer, faa a, ?? aliI jiliatiion tw( diuclj slie lhad huiiibled hel lici' ghty spirit, thn the lblessing sihe asked fbl ?? emotaletd. She has ?? herself Withiin the termus of tho national Prayer whichi the Wiscst. of Kings offered at tilhe consecration of the greatest ot' Temples. If her people had been Smitten down ...

... THlE INDIAN BOUNTY, IT is with very ?? pleasure we report, in another column, the proceelings of tile meetilng lheld yester- day in the Town Hall ofL Belfast. In thas coming forward to take part in the gracious and graceful movecient., by which the country exhibits her sym- pathy for, and tenders her consolation to, her inilor- tunato children in India, Belfast performs an imp elra- tivo ...

... ITIE DAY OF HiUMIILiATION DR. MSNILBSSI101N, Tun olloingis asum aty Of the admnirable sermion delivered on the dlay of Iruitiliatiori, in St. Paill's, Prince's Park, Liverpool, by the Rev. Dr. MiPNcilL- Tire preacher took~ fur his text thle )last verse of tire third Chapter andl the first verse Or' the ourhtlpe inl tile hook of thle Prophect jeremliahl:-'' We lie dowin inl our shame, aind ...

... 1THIS DAY'S L'ONDON NEWS. EBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] lYE IV1S-LETTER OFFPICE, 1 o'clock P.m. CABINE.T COUNCIL. Thero was a Cabinot Council of the Ministers held yesterday. TEA MARKET. Tho delivery of the China letters tended to increase the firnmess of tho tca markot, It appears that the Supply Of ?? in the Chinese ports was much less than at the corrsposlonin.g time of last year, while the ...

... TIfE MILITIA. F A \ ANAGCII ?? ?? vill be cmn- bodlicl On1 Weldnesdia, tile 4th of November.. Dr. MiDornimtt lms resigne(d th)- Carrigaline Dispon- Sry, andl( ccepted tile AssistaLit-Srgeoncy of the North Cork Rilles, vacant by thle resignation ot' Dr. rtblliott. The North Cork Ridles is held ii readiiness to march at short isotice from Fieruoy to Mallow, and proceed by railway to Cork, there ...

... halmadual. THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH, TIE AR(11ISnoP Or CANTnRBUtRY'S VISITATIOX, -On Tuesday morning the Archbishop of Canter- bury commenced the visitation of his diocese at the parish church of Sevenoaks. There was a large attendance of the clergy. The Archbishop, in his chlarge to thu clergy, dwelt at sonie length on the events now going on in India, and expressed a hope that the preseut ...

... TIHE ROMAN CATHOLICS AND THlE INDIAN BELIEF FUND. Mtljoi PolvYs lies addressed tile followving very sea- sortable communnrmietion to the Editor' or the Emniemy Ilerailrl. It very satisilbctorily disposes of certain state- uients ma(ld by Dr. Cullen and others iu reibronec to the distribution of the Patriotic Fluid:- Sra-'flrooglrh your kindl and able remrarks ?? tile noble fluid raoied by the ...