... EXTRA O1RDINA T TRIAL FOR SLAZS'DBR. A maost singular action of Nhs naturc has been before the Dublin Court of Exchequer fir the last nine days, and is likely to occupy many more. ' rho plaintiff is Mr. George Strevens, nephew of' the unfortunate Mrs. Sarah far aso anyv knowledge of the perpetrators is in question. The defendant is Mr. Christopher Campion, a Dublin attorney, who for mtany ...

... Some onc Sailr or a ceitainL Collgtcgatioit that they pray onl ttteir knees onl Sunda-ys, and on their neighbours the rest of the veek. M It. ?? if you'll get my coat done by Saturday, I shall be fr ever iwlellted to you.- If that's yonu ?? l e it won't be done,'' sfll thc tailor. WORLiDL \%SDOt ?? cditior of the New York Iloie jos'at soreo-' I looseqd atre theey wlia di not advertise, for ...

... NE'WS FROM INDIA. SIR COLIN CAMPBELL AT CAWNPORE. -SIX DAYS' BLOODY FIGHTING. COMPLETE ROUT OFTHE MUTINEERS. RELIEF OF LUCKNOW. GREAT REINFORCEMENTS OF TROOPS. We received early yesterday afternoon, through the Electric and International Telegraph Company and the British and Irish Magnetic and Submarine Telegraph Company, telegrams announcing that Lucknow had been 'relieved, and that the women ...

... (n[FOM ouR. own& CoUiMpoNDENlT.] It is very diffionit BERLIN , D ua. ?? It is Very difficult to give you reliable informs tion on the state of the Kinges health, All that we learn from Charlottenburg is misty and contradic- tory. It is, however, certain that his Majesty's health is improving. 'He takes carriage exercise, receives visits, and can maintain a relevant cosver- sation With very ...

... TEIE ARMY. :rFUTENAN4T COLoNBgL HlERt3StT, 75TE RaEacIENT.-We deeply liment to oboerve-in the long list of casualtieareported In the recent Indian diepatches that our gallant countryman, whose name i3 prefixed to this notice, has been slightly wounded' at Dalhl., Moot sincerely do we trust that the next dispatohes will contaiu the gratifying Intelligence that he is ?? recovered to resume the ...

... THE DISTRICT AUDIOW IST 'rho weekly meeting of the Leeds Guardians was held yesterday, at the Board-room of Lady-lane Work- li house. Mr. Middleton preeided; and theother Guardlians il present were-MIessrs. Dufton, Brown, Myers, Hndsoni, I CIikWray, Crabtree, Sharpe, Lawson, Newton, Legg, c Hlickso, and Holroyd. ]i Thle CLFax (Mr. Lampen) stated that since the last meet- f, in, of the Board ...

... LOND ONWEDNESDAY. INDIA. 'GOVERNMENT DESPATCH. LUCKNOW RELIEVED. Government have received intelligence that Lucknow has been relieved, and tle women. and wounded safely removed. Campbell joined the forces at Alumbagh, and for six days afterwards constant series of severe and bloody struggles. The principal -strongholds captured, and. the beleagured garrison relieved on November 20tb. The ...

... (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, ...

... I MANCHESTE.-.T'uh6DAY LAST.-There was an expectation that we should have a somewhat better market to-day, as. a con- sequence of growing facilities in discounts, and of the id per lb gained upon cotton In Liverpool. This expectatiou, however, hais not been realised. In yarns, there have been partial attempts to obtain a slight advance; for instance, certain goods, produced in the north of ...

... ICLIISTRIAS.BVE AT A , STATI'ON, - IV The night messaegs at Newston s ?? D . nus. There were rarely any for privatee Ity t; ferred, nuostly, to the business of tire That evening I felt very IOW.spyiied It0 grainto work on Christmas-eve, ra , iN seemedto he keeping holiday, out1.0 i Cary and I bad ben engaged about two yts any prospect of marriage, ve mcg'ot ho en i years longer. Mr. Lancaster, ...

... EAST INDIA COMpANY. Yesterday Ieorneoo. a quarterly enirt of this Com- pony was held at their house in Leadenhall.street, and notice was given that the meeting would be made special, for the purpose of submitting for confirmation the resolutions of the gekeral coart of Wednesday last, approving the resolutions of the Court of Directors of the 2d inst., granting to MjAr-General Sir Archdale ...

... LICENSED GROCERS' AND VINTNERS' SOCIE TY. I Tno usual weaksly meeting of this ?? wae held yesterday, Mr. ISAAC COLE in the cbair. in The Seoretary read a letter from Mr. William Llain, cf in Cork, expressing his thanks fur the recognition of the society, w by a resolution passed at a former meeting, of the manner in which he had recently Spoken of it. &a; S, s The following letter was then ...