... U)cv Jrcss. THlE ATLANTIC CABLE, (FnOM 'cTH TIME~S.) 'Juy relitimenets of extiltation and delight which hayo been excited tin both Sides til' the(, Atlantic by t1 completion of tile great ocean telegraph hear tlt ?? of all test imionials to thle granudeur at u nl ti lvt thle work. It is upon thte popiular' iind that tli Fllatgriftwi(]t'and Cotlst'tiones of this min igty c!it to iriste have ...

... ?? I, I file wititan). ? ?11 PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAt-OFFICI3, PALL-MALL, OC'r. 5. 2nd Dragoon Guards- Capt. J. T. Ling, from 18th Light Dragoon, to be Captain, vice Jarvis, who ex- *banges; Cornet J. W. Z. Wright, from 7th Dragoon 3uards, to be Licutenant, by purchase, vice Jarvis, wromoted. 5th Light Dragoons-J. 0. G. Smith, gent., to bo Iornet, withoat purcliase. 7th Light Dragoonls ...

... CONSTABULARY REJOlCINGS. TO TUE EDITOR OF THlE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SIR-On passing through a small village, Rock, County Tyrone. on the night of Monday, 1st instant, about half-past eight, o'clock, I was astonished to find the constabulary barrack brilliantly illuminated in front and rere. Curiosity led me to reckon thle number of lights, which amounted to sixty-six. The small party (four Iner ...

... (FRaOM OUR OWN CORn1ESl1ONDENT.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY. Wr are still without nyv foreign or domiestic news of any moment. In India, the mutineers are flying in aill directions before thc victorious march of the British troops; il America, trlde iS gradually re- covering itself; in Australia, the supply of gold con- tinnes unabated; in France, the army of Napoleon is still supreme dictator; anud in ...

... (7j, ?) t -Vi ? el ho f IT c W, Itreff tr, ?p (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1858. TurnsE is but little news of interest. A telegram of Indian newshas been expected forthelast two days, but up to the present has not been received, Tile intelligence of the fall of Calpee is looked for with some anxiety. Another railway accident has occurred, and this time to a Sunday ...

... THE Cambridge House cabal has made an igno- minious retreat. The despatches of Sir J. Outram and other Indian officers came opportunely to the aid of the Government, and completely swept the ground from beneath the feet of the conspirators. Last night, after the publication of those de. spatches, friend after friend forsook them. Appeal after appeal was made to them to withdraw; and if they ...

... .n - ?? vAF. l A Rn, Commanders-G. Western to be Mail Agent, vice Stevens, superseded; C. Parker to the Reserved ?? List of Captains, vice Sharp, deceased. Lieutenants-Sydney Metcalfe to the Ajax; W. S. Hlornby to the Terrible; H. E. Steplieis to the Ifan- nibal; L M. Crako to the Hydra; H. A. Mainwaring- to the Marlborough (additional). Assistant-Paymaster in Charge-John M. Foster to the ...

... THE NORTI[-EAST AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIA- TION OF IRELAND. Tur monthly meeting of the cotumittee waas hold on Friday last. Present-JoicM IHANcoCK, Esq., J.P., in the chair; John Borthwick, Rober'. Morrow, George Martin, John Hamill, Dr. Hodges, M.D.; Captain Brooke, Jonathan Richardson, Alexander Dickson, Joseph Perry, John Phillips, Samuel Smnyth, Adamn Brown, William Charley, Francis Fforde, ...

... I GENERAL ASSE'MBLY oF THr PRESBYTERIAN CJJURCII IN IRELUND. (ritom oitI owx OImtOtEi..) 'Il it I)R1) D. Y-W LD IIS DtAY. 1t 1O - D 5E, Y S L E It 1U X' T. A1TM'I moy l:tst jiatcel ?? b 41-at1itltl, TtI:i E:PORT OF TIlivE ClltRCII ANI1 3tANSHI: UN D Was read 1 y Ml'. IIAM I I.TO (IBel i1;st I, the Col IVeCIle oC the A. Initly's colItItlittcc. T'1he Iepolt at sttlte tit ftbrty-tive Iirnls l ...

... L, A i;SiT N'1ES YESTEmDsaY'S i)ESP TCI{NS (By MAGNETIC PE[,EG RAPllI.) HER MAJESTY'S lETU1RN TO ENGLAND. Dover, 'TIrisrlAv. Sh1ortly hrefir' eleven o'clock this morlilrlg, tie Ilovil, vtetit wals seen far or oil' no tiren sen, Il1it rellny stemiiig ?? tie hillabour. Just plrC-i. lrR to tis, tih Managr' of tire Sorltt-l'astevii Iltaiway nt Dover reeived a telegri-tul train Lirron i th lar ie:' ...

... TNIR. HENLEY, MTP,, ON PROGRESS. THA31E,FRIDAY.-The annnual meeting of ?? Agricnltural Association was held yesterday. In the afternoon a dinner took place, whichi was attended by the Right lHon. J. IV. Henley, M.P., Col. North, M.P., Mr. T. T. Bernard, M.P., &c. The CHIAIRMAN gave the health of the members for the County of Oxford, which was enthusiastically drtmk. Mr. 1ITNI.IEY, M.P., ...

... WE are now enabled to give a correct account of the actual and anticipated appointments to the Medical Council, Since the elections by the medical corporations have taken place, thle rumours regarding the Crown appointments have assumed a positive character. It is now understood that the six members to be nomi- nated by the Queen vill be Sir James Clark, Bart,, Physician to her Majesty; Sir ...