... L ?? Yt S N IN ?? XS, Y'E SI ' R ) A Y'S ) E S PA T C IE S.I [ BY MAGNET'S IC rTLI IEG ItAPILl.] 'THE~ lREX.ENUE IOU11 Nx:?, AND T11lE LAST QUARTEN1. ol ii 11 iarturi thle ('ustoliis Sho aO ?? of' every i lie 0ei11'n I dcci ?? thiS html.11 Ilk the( tx:jcsu theu dtcieiso wvil lbe ?? about £50,000; and,' lhit for1 the postpfonemenclt ot £ 120,0100 f~hr hop duty, 0 thum wiuild hiav'i bieii anl ...

... TIHE JESUITS-TIHE POLICE-PRIVATE FAMILIES. WE hIavC already laid before our readers thle oatl of thoe members of thle Society of Josus, anuld SowI its remirkable identity with tile oath of the Ribbon Society. We now add sone. curious anrd striking extracts from the Alonita Secretel a work found in the Jesuit College of Paderliora, ila Westplalia, when Christian, Duke of Brunswick, took ...

... THlE TOWN COUNCIL. rSEM-RiiClE will beI foundr1 a lengthlened rl eport of tile Town Conicil meetilng held yesterday in the Town- hall. Thle proceedings were appiropriately commenced by a voto of thanks to onr worthy and respected lMayor, S. G. Getty, 'Esq., for the admirable manler in which lie discharged the duties of Chief Mfagistrate during tile past yeer. Tle acclamitioit with which the ...

... C 11 I N A. (FROM THE OVERLAND cillYtA MAIL, Nov. 14.) Tin most important occurrence of tile fortilight has beon the arrival, on the Gth, of Mr. Reed, the United Status Minister, and suite. Beyond what is already known at home about the peaceful intentions of tile Americans with regard to China, nothing lias trans- pired to give us an inkling of the peculiiar policy to bo pursued by their ...

... Wn read in the Urion.-fe We (1o not believe that a more fitting time than thc present, when the Church Universal specially worships our bicssed Lord as the Prince of 'eacc, could be found for again calling the attention of our readers to the I Association for the Promotion of the Unity of Clristendom.' Since it was formally inaugurated, about four months ago, more than a thousand persons have ...

... YESTERDAY, the monthly meeting of the Town Coun- cil was held at the Town Hail. Alderman M'Cius- LAN D, in tbe absence of the MIayor (S. G. Getty, Esq.), occupied the clair, There wvas a large attendance of asecmbers. The Towx CrEltl read the rminutes of last meeting, and also the suminons for th6 present one. Tile Town Clerk reported the election of assessors for the ?? wards of the town. The ...

... ADDRESS OF THE COMMITTEE OF' THE N~ TIONAL CLUB ON M'E GOVERNMENT 0 INDIA. A enisis htas arisen in India which dean~id5 tl thoughtf'nl consileration of all Christianl ien. O dominion in that part of the wvorld has been ?? fearful peril. A rebellion has broken out there, ut slirpassedI in its atrocitics il nyiii age, or countr2 What have beeli its causes? Whait is to bu its Curt 1. T111 caulses ...

... I ANTRI.M.-Criumlin, londay, .Jan. 4; Lisburn, Port. gienone, Tuesday, Jan. 5; Belfast, Wednesday, Jan, 6; Kells, Friday, Jan. 8. AIOMAGI. - Ballybought, Charlestown, Monday, Jan, 4; Ballsmill, BIallnybra, Tuesday, Jan. 5, Tan. dIragee, Wednesday, Jan. 6; Middleton, Thursday, Jan. 7; Keady, Friday, Jan. 8; Richliill, Saturday, Jan. 9. CAvAN.-Daura, Ilawnboy, Monday, Jan. 4; Cross- keys, ...

... RUTMOURED LEGAL A'PPOLNTMENTS, WiV (Fr'eexnit's Jourinal) have received the following from an unknown hand, professing to hc an authority, and which alfects to deal with jndicial offices in a very novel-and summary fashion, For instance, Mr. Brewster is to succeed tile late MIr. Justice Jackson. in the Common Pleas, Next comes thle Attorney- General, who is placedimll thc left handof Mr. ...

... WI avat altv AV .4,01 i t i t t r 1? - His Royal Highness the General Commanding-in- Chief inspected the 2nd battalion 3rd Buflls, at Can- terbury, under the commanid of Colonel Mande, C0. His Royal Highness expressed himself highly pleasce with the regiment, which now numbers upwards ol 1;100. It is in contemplation to send this battalior on foreign service in the course of a few months. The ...

... - NAPLeS, DEC. 22.-The reports which have been re- ceived of the damsages occassioned by the earthquake since I wrote are of the most alarming and disastrous character. I shall for the present conflne myself to tie details given by the official jotirnal. .The private information-inder the circumstances, perhaps, ap- proacbing nearerthe troth-reports the disasters to be far greater. At Banri ...

... ?? 1 61 c ?? 4i'I d f ? t ? 1 )'I c it) - ?? - 'Arl ? f f c r. ES1TABL1SHBD ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: SATURDAY, JAN. 2, 1858. ,AmONGmSTv Our geixerat news, to-day, will be found an interesting leticr from the Tines' corles'pou- dent at Naples, giving further details of the fear- ful earthiqiiake by which so maniy lives were re. cently sacrifeed. The Calcutta mail arrived in London late on ...