... rI S 1) AY_!$ L O N D O N N E S. (BY )MA:NZETIC TEI(Mi. ;AAH, NEIl W-LETTEI? OFFICE, TUESDAY, 1 O'CI.OoK, 1.M. '011M EItlClIA L N EWS H Iamburrg, Dee. 19. --,,lyeAt bills can be discallted at 4 to 5 per cent. zimanulllatilig rapidly . The demand lfor stock hv'; is birisk, andl there are n1o sellers. evel at lpriees C'lan those itow quoted. 1: Prench Throe-pur-Centss. were 1per cent. yk-terday ...

... hMEDICAL CHARITIE'S ([ItELAND). A Bill to amnend the laws in force for Relief of the Destitnte Poor in. Ireland, rnod to amend.an Act of --tile fhurteenthi and Hiftencth t ears of' her Mijcsty, providing for the hetter distribition 'suipport, and * managetnent of Mudical Charities in I22-'1ar3L (prepared and brouglit in by )Ir. Heniy HIerbert and Mr. Attorney-Genmeral for Treland.) Tle ...

... (t',.>vI~st 8',¢U' (ES'TAIlL1SIIEI') ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: THlURSD)AY, DEC. 24, 1857. THE glorious news ?? has beon received froml India will be found in OUV ?? column. It appears that the iutehligenco wns sent from Suez to letxandria by telegrapli, anl that from Alex- andia Lord Lyons sent it onl by special steameor to AMalta. it would appear, lhowever, that tile telegraphing froiliL Malta, ...

... JOUR LONDON CORRESPONDENOE.- . (FROM ,aR lonw CORRESPONDENT.) LONDON, SATURDAY EYV9DG.- IT eemst after all, that John Bull is not to be al-4 lowed to eat his pium-pridding in peace thisi 'Chtlist! mas. No sooner had te congratniated himself upon seeing--an end of the Cimean war -than ?? plunged into a war with Persia, and when the Shah had lknuckled down, as the schoolboys say, we heard that ...

... YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES' [BY M1AGNETIC TELEGTIAP'I.3 A MERTII C A. ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO. Liverpool, Tuesday. The Kangaroo has arrived fromn Now York with 300 paissenlgers', and 2.5)0,000 dols. hinspecie. She left No, York oil the l0th. 'The potpcm arc, chiefly occupied with tlic opinions and remarks on the President's Message, and debates in the Scnate. Mr. Stanton, Secretary for Kansas, ...

... SECOND EE. D)IT ION. 1) A Y'S LONDONr NNTE WS. l;'LATL'ROF~FICE, WEDINESDAY, IO'CLOOCK, F.M. bAPIUHQUARE IN-'ITHE KIN IDOM OF NA PTLES. i:UtNSOF LIVES LOST. -Marseilles,, T1'esdity. ~ ?? azoiv 111-2 ltrtlt _Na)Lus to tjj, li I0i. A.io phrr ili.~ oil tile night. or thi e 1711. It si l! hrltr01 knI 1n mot ?? 5,1r011 ill the too'ltu, PeIcIMI [oAi i'. At. ~'lerlno thle %wils, Of ho1.0O 10111rli ...

... r f) 1), c 111? ?? I f it,-qt 11 cAki. 5 - rj? cttc r. ?, I - - I (ESIABLISIIED ANINO 1T37.) BELFAST: SATURDAY, DEC. 20, 1857. Tl;E details from India which we publish this (lay w:ill be read vith intense pleasure, lf the pre- sen t dates are correct, it is muanifest that the facts of the last brief telegraph forwarded by Lord lyons wero crroncous. The dates Were wronlg -the calen.lations ...

... T in Newhaven Register gives full particulars of the detection and arrest of William S. Tuckerman:- A most important arrest took place in this city on Sun- day evening, for extensive mail robberies committed within a few weeks past. These robberies embraced the entire letter mail on several occasions made up at Philadelphia, New Orleans, and other points, for Bos- ton, at least one mail from ...

... 'BELFASTI SABBATH-S.CHObL TEACHERS' UNION. - ' . As.&UBer meeting was'held yesterday evening in the Wcllington itall, in connexion with the Sabbath- ?? Teachers Union of Belfast, wyhen. the Rev. George Vance, Wesleyan minister, delivered au ad- dress, on- Tile Rlsponsi fflities and Encouragament fT the Sabblath-School T6her. There&waA a lrg and veiy respectable assemblage present on the ...

... WAR was dcclareld! Tie boys in No. G unanimously vowed they woule no longer bear tihe insolence of No. 8. Thesi were the largest sleeping-roomis in the sebool-hous( wheore I boarded in the days when my face was nol bronzed by travel, when my legs wevro considerabl3 shorter, and my luxuriant beard as yet an invisibl( dream. I was thirteen, and tile oldest boy in tli( room, except Slokins, who ...

... [ritosi oUR OwN COIIRESPOXDENT.] DUBLIN, SATURDAY, DuUEIIIStER 20. AMNo thie several interesting topics for chit-chat is one which intist take precedence, as it concerns the fair ?? amx doiles. The wedding-day of lI.R.II. thoe Prjcess Royal is likely to be a busy one wvith ou01 parochial clergy; for, I understand that many fair 1tNsiCas have arranged that their nuptials shall take place that ...

... Z?k vrm. SMITH O'BRIEN'S ADVICE TO THE IRISH. (Frovi tde Timies.) Tun weight which a man's words have may be the result of the most opposite antecedents. When a man of clnin judgment and temper, who has all his life been a pattern of good conduct, gives you a piece of good advice, it has weight., because his character is so exactly of a piece with -his advice. If a man of precisely the ...