... CAPPURE OF EL[WVECN RUNAWAY NiEGlROES. I.R)SUtll thle IM11t Week We I IIZLI, ?? Ugh1 at gen~tle- A11101 ttvtiil near lthis City, 1 ho 'ol1towi og iuturcostitig account of, the C~apturwe of' elevenl runaways :-AIbiJII at tortniglit since, it gen tlem ani stayed ait oar inla0y- inant's lionse oii his tetrnil front lowa, whither tie head beenin fit prsuiit of t he FugitLives above alluded to. ...

... 'WY)I'lfil.At $,l51 uS-WK'tt1 (ES'I'ABJLISIlI) ANNO 1737.) B E L 1 A S ?? FIDA])AY, JANUARY 8, 1858. 13v the letter of our P)ubli i Corresponden t, wic learn that the nappjointiwnvuts to [iho vtacantt IJudge ships are all but comnplete. Mr. Fitzgerald wil not take cither; Mr. (liristiall is to lie thte . iidlg of thle Coimmion P0leaS; and, call it. be believed Serje ant. O'Blriein is rewarded ...

... L ATES'lT N EjWS. YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. [BY MAGNETIC TrI,EORArA l . IMPORTANTif F[t'Ol INDIA. DEATH OF GEN. HAVELOCK. ENGAGEMENTS NEAR CAWNPORE-LOSS OF BRITISH TENTS, &u.-DEFEAT OF THE GWALIOR MUTINEERS BY SlU COLTIN CAMP- BELL- ARRIVAL OF THIE WOMEN AND CHILDREN FROM LUCKNOW AT ALLAIIA- BAD, &c. 'I'he following telegram from Lord Lyons, dlated Malta, Ian. 0th, was received at the Foreign ...

... CIENLERA TOM TH{UMB IN GLASGOW. Tins world-reno wned General arrived in Glasgow on M1onday evening, and has created quite a furor among all classes. After his arrival on Monday evening lie appeared before a large audience in the MCrchant's llall. Thnugh he had travelled from Newcastle that day il was as lively as a cricket, and delighted tho audience withl his clever and comical performlianeLs ...

... HIIGH SIERILTFS FOR 1858. Tiu, Lordl Lieutenant has been pleased to appoimnt the undernamned gettlemnca to tI oilice of ?? Sheriff for the fo]lowing counties and counties of cities and towns in the year 18;8:- Antrim County.-Andrew INMuliholland, Esq., Springfvale, Ballywalter. Armagh Conmty.-Stowart Blackcr, Esq., Carrick- blackcr, Portadowvn. Carlow County.-Dennis AV. P. BIrcsford, Esq., ...

... LAT ES 2:N EW +S. YESTERDAY'S DESPATICHES. BY MAGNETIC TELEGIAPIL.) MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCESS ROYAL. The morning papers contain twelve to liflcen columnns respecting thi6 event. The Tinies remarks that, of tilc loyalty and good feeling of all classes, there can bc no doubt. The ullaSSCs* who poured in, in au unbroken stream, along tile principal thoroughfares for the greater part of yesterday ...

... AMEERICA2N AFFAIRS. THE RECENT MONETARY AND COMMIEiICIAL CRISIS, [FlPOM A NEW V YORmc CORRESPONDENT.] New Yorl, 24th Dee 1857. The old year is nealy gone, leaving behind it the history of one of tire most eventful cras thuis country has ever experienced. Last Auguist bobeld everything ieico i1 tilt! ley-dlay of apparent prosperity-all ?? harvest ready for the sickle, prices of pro- d(rce eno ...

... TIlE ROYAL. MARRIAGE.-WHAT BELF.-AST I HAS DONE? I IN reference to our inquiry yesterday as to what Bel- fast was doing, to give expression to the loyal feel- ings of its inhabitants on the occasion of the mar- riage of the Princess Royal, we are informed that our Corporation has not been ?? of its duty in this regard. A private mecting of the Council in committee was called together on ...

... w W learn, from. tho Diiblin ivelljiug Post of Satrrday, thath at gan. O'l, Q.CQ; Chairman of County Duiblin has 1 een appointel to the vacant sent at the Board of Education. The seat, our readers will not rail to remember, was vacated by Dr. Denvir, the Roman Catholic Bishop of this Diocese, shortly after his re- turn from Bore. At first sight, thle appointment of a layman in room of a n ...

... A alIOST STORY. . , I I - . -- - .1a ?? s It WELL-LOOKING girt iamicdt AMary IV., recently formed the acquaintalnce of the servant of a family residing in West Nile Street, Glasgow, and latterly she became known to tile mistress of the hou0se, who formed a favourable opinion of her. On -Monday last, the girl camie to the house, apparently ill much afflic- tioni, stating that hor only brother ...

... hMARRIAGI OF THE PRINCESS ROYAL. ADDITIONAL l'AitTIC:LARS. AmoQm ?? %VhO attendcd thle ?? Were re- presentatives of all eventflil past, and those0 il WIXOM repose thre ?? of the fature By thle side of thet, young. Princess WItsLeloplold of Belgiumil, withl ?? spare and wiry form, aill historuical figuire whom times has tightly touchled. D~id netlhis thouiglhtsgo hack forty years, to ano1thur ...

... ?? 1? e kleffilof (ESTABLISIIED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: THURSDAY, JAN. 28, 1858. TIM congrat-ulatory addresses presented to the Emperor of the Friech by the soldiers are assum- inga mole decided tone with respect to the asylum which Englaid affords to political refugees. One of them contains these words, which would have been better omitted, however just the detestation with wh±iech the ...