... WVATERFORD ARTILLERV-R;CIIald ITenr1Y Rogers, gent., to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Croker, resigned. ROyAL TYItONE FUSILICEIS.-Gisbomne Knox Hor- ncr, gent., to be Ensign, vice lVry, retired; William Porter, gent., to bo Ensign, vice Honer. ROYAL NORMI Dows RIF1eLEs.-OctaVi;s La Touche, Esq., late Captain !0th Foot, to be MaIjor, vice Max- wvell, retired; Ensign Henry Lew is Mtulock to be ...

... A PLEA FOR THIE POOR. TO T'rE EDITORIt OF TUlt BEFWAST NEWS-LETTER. SIr--Wihtcr has comc again, with its cold and wet -with it, this year has bronught short time, little work, and less wages. Many honcst and industriouts men anid womncn arc idle, simply because they cannot get cemployment. They have sought it anxiously, but. wet anld weary, they have returned to their Wretchcd rooms to report ...

... * rp -r NE WS YESTE It (A Y'S I)ESPAT CHES. [BY 11AGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] A M E It I C A. The United States mail steamer' Ara'O rrived at .SouthlImn,)ton at midnight. She left New Vol-Ir oi the I4th jist. Thle Arabia, friom Liverpool, arrive'1 on the l3th. The newvs received by the Arabia had the eltect of chleclking sales of cotton. The light stock, howcever, inaduced( holders not to press sales; ...

... OuR' rulers seem resolved to crush the Orangemen of Ireland, while they pet, patronize, and pension Ro- I mianists. Now, let us show, in one or two lights, 1 what Papal morality and Papal loyalty is. r : Hear Cardinal Bollarmine, the great Romish doc- I tor, on the suliject of the Bible:- I All saving trnth,' says Bellarmine, is not con- tained in the Holy Scriptures, but partly in the Scrip ...

... TILE IRISH POLICE ANI) THE INDIAN RELIEF FUND. (Frota IlIC Dnily rcss.) WI, ac glad to annoilnlce that tiL Constalbillary at tile Curragh1 hIavC subscribed £7, being the anioullit of' oic dlny's pay, to the Inlian Relict Fund, through ?? gallant Commander of' the Force, Sit Dancan MI'Gregor. We trusl this example will be fulloedl by the whole of that body. We trust the constabu- lary will ...

... CI I N A. (From Times' Sfecftdl Cotwespondent.) GHANoIsAc, AUG. '7.-Shanghai (ata distance of three -miles) looks like-a distant view of' .oiiic l XThe tall spars of the Piquefrigate, the Euglish.. anil 'Ameurican steamers of war , and a, fleet' of, VmerL. ibant vessels. give an air. of' life and bustle to. waters of' this' noble tributary to' the ng-tse). ,iKiangf siiglier up, whore- a turn ...

... OUTRAGES IN TIlE COUNTRY. MALICIOUS BURNINOSlSOIlC niglhts since a dlwell- ing-house, together With a large quanltity of dairy utclsils, the property ?? Aoloney( were mali- ciously bulrned at Clantersland, near Elmly. On tle sam11e night a dairy-hollse, ?? was icenpried by a hierdsman, and two stacks of straw, all bulnigii'g ti the same person, were also binned at Kinjokordillng, whicll is ...

... I B WE have often heard of the complaints of the Roman Catholics and Radicals of this town against our local force being too Protestant in its character, while the fact is that, according to the recent returns, it is shown that even the few Roman Catholics in the force fully represent the relative propor tion of Roman Catholics to Protestants in Belfast, whether property, position, or standing ...

... SUFFERER S FROM INDIA. SoUrTijA.MtTON, TLESoIAy. - The I'Peninsular antl Oricntal Steam, Navigatioln Companyp s screw ship Colombo, Captailn J. S. Field, arrivc(d t iis morning, at two o'clock, with tile hcavty ?? of the above Illails., ?? Coloillbo has on board the following passengers ;ob1 III(lia:- on 11o0ng Kong-- Licat. his Royal hlighiless Prince Victor of' llolieilIolie, Lieut. Collin- ...

... TIHIE INONEY PANIC-NECESSITY FOR THE I'ROMPT INTERFERENCE OF GOVERNMENT. TO Tillt EDITORl OF THlE BELFIAST NSWIS-l.E'TTiiR. Slit-With the exception of the Times (which papler, all-powerful as it is, seems determinied to ul)- held the Bank (Chiarter at every hazard-even to that of prostrating the entire trade of the United King- dom), thle Daily ANeivs, and other leading journals in Londoii, ...

... TIHE RIGIIT MON. SIDNEY HERBERT ON INDIA. T1E Riglit lIon. Sidney Huerbert attended the annial incetin.g of tile Wiltshire Agricultural Society, at Warinnster, onc Wediesday evening, and, in respolId- ing to tile toast of the County Members, proposed by thle Clairman, Lord Hiarrv Thynne, said lie coixd not hel)p saying a fewt words about India. There had Lben croalking expressions in some ...

... 1 THE MI.LITIA. 1r1---Tsarfn T,.tn Ql-N fron in KILICENNY FJStLiER5s.-Jonnll illle, ges>i., Lu VU EDnsign, vice Lyster, promoted. ANTRIM RIFLES.-John Mountray Read, gent., to be Ensign, vice Armit, resigned. WATERFORD ARTILLEnY.-Beverly Ussher Boate. gent., to be Second Lieutenant, vice Snow, promoted. Til' PRINCE OF' WALES'S owN DoNEOrILLILITIA. -Thursday, the 5th of November, being the day ...