... THilIS DAY'S LONDON NEWS [BxY MAhGNE OIC TUEL GIAVI.] C 0 Ol SIt ii Et c I A L. Tbo Daily A'cews says that tho tea market remains tirm, and sipply of ?? CongOln is r'epor0ted iUs- proved. Price 1Id. For casli. P'rivato toelgrulias from Ciila1t state tile sliilpmelts of the season at 10,0Q0001bs. less ?? at the same period last year. Tfeio Tbc'Ar announces that, accor(ding to tile tele- grams ...

... I Tim Mayor of Cork-mighty man!-has prohibited the lectures of Signor Gavazzi in Cork. There is in the beautiful city wherein this act of mighty folly and smnall tyranny has bcen perpetrated, but one public building_ tile Atheumum-capablo of accom- modating a large audience. This Athonweum was built partly as. a memorialtQf, theo Cork Ex) ibition, and partly as a spe ulationi. It was opcned by ...

... C- (P. I 1) t 'Ajj) (k II 'Idfi I A 41, c ?v.5 A, ?l cif a. i ItV 17, I I ((ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: MONDAY, JULY 12, 1858. 'ITn latest homc and foreign news will be found ill our telegraphic columns. Our intelligenco from America represents the excitement in reference to tile gold discoveries on the Frazer River as being on the increase. Our friendly relations with America are ...

... ill 1). c 10 (3 ?) -(?R ii? . clfagt (Iletu 'rcffer. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1858. A TELEGQAI of Indian news, of much import. ance, will be found in our columnns. The cam- paign had opened, and already several victories had crowned our arms. The Royal proclama- tion, also, had been issued, and was deemed satisfactory to all parties. Pr. has for some time been a ...

... VISIT 01' THE LORD LIlEUTENANT TO CROMI CASTLE. NiTEVTOWNUiiiTi:ri, SATUIRDAY ENixo.-. is IX- coelncy tie LOId LiCutenant left Dublin oii Friday, ndil arrived in this tow n, by spoecial trait, at ?? tililutes past six o'clock, enl ron/e to Crolm Castle, on a visit to tile Earl and Countess of En.nc A guardof I iotili of tlie counlty conettabnlary was drtawln upil) o11 tiI lnlatfourn, and ?? ...

... i PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES, WARiOFFIci, Nov. 10. 2nd Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lient. W, King, from 17th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by pmr- chase, vice Dick, who retires, 7th Light Dragoons-Cornet R. D. Stenart to bh Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Paulet, proilioted; Cornet the Hon. WV. Iarbord to be Lieut., by pur- chase, vice Gore, who retires. 18th Light Dragoons-F. J. Barron, gent., ...

... LOx, .1 ST NElVS YESTERDAY'S DESPATICHTES. (BYL'X MA NETIC TELEGRAPHI.) A m E It I C A. Livepoil)i, Thursday. The LiverlirlA, NeW Yo1l, atll VIilailelplira CoIt- paris's hijlily City)1 Vaslliii'tri itq:,iir 1r. C. lPetrie, I tS artived, br ithilig r New Yorik iicet 01' 2th l Aug., pa1,jS{SQII/Lel. alII Io()tomo d (l,)alIS in S~weee (111 I;15 1,trs I ?? I' Ozti~l'i ii. {;liar Stiiilsecie tonl ...

... MODERATORS IN HISTORY, l'OLITrCAL SCI'ENCE, AND ENGIlSII LITERATUREl. SEINOR MODERATORS.-W;ilsOn, Arthlur (seC1.); Bourne, Walter I; Mir. Babington, Win. D.; Mr. Le- froy, Thos. L, JUNIOR 'MODERATORS.- (Cartirright, Conway; Dolan, Terence; Dudly, Tihonmas, sall.; Plnnkett, David R.)-cquatl. T'ie Provost and Scinor Fellows have elected Dr. E. Perceval Wright, MLR.I.A., as Lecturer in Zoology, ...

... TIM{ PROGRESS OF ART IN IRELAND. TUESDAY afternoon an influential deputntion of noble- men nnd gentlemon, interested in the progress of thle flne arts in Ireland, had an interview with the Right Hon, B. Disraeli, Chnceollor of the Exchequer, at his official residence in Downing Street, 1lile deputatioi was atiended by Lord Naas and Mr. 0. A. Hamilton, M.P. Thle deputation consisted of Earl ...

... LATEST N EWS. YES'rERl)AY'S DESPATCHES. (13Y MAGNETIC TELEGRAPHI.) FRIANCE. Owing to yesterday being Whitsunday, the evening papers in Brlissels and Paris wore not published last night, and tile ci ef morning papers have not appeared to-day. 'jTh Paris correspondence of the Taines, written last (vellilg. is dlevoted to tile financial condition of Francv, tile stagnationi of trade, and the ...

... P R A N C E. Pmurs, TUISD.AY. --Tlre otily moiringijorinal which ?? any rcmnarkles rupon thle ErrPoertir's letter is thie Dblrfs, which speaks, very mutrci to the purpose, as follows:- [t is nocilless to say that wc cnigi'atlate ourselves ont th is letter, and the pruti t d(vtotriination which it anmnoricos to 1iue public. rI i'rsoluition of the French ('overnruent, enlilvir vy opi prtline ...

... LOLA MAONTES' LATEST.. ASTnRA\ - amost unseeml, nottosay most profane exhibition of impudent pretence for the interests of religion, both the splrit and tili letter of NOich few have done more, in tile course Of a very profligate Ihfe to outrage as is well known, than Lola Alontes, has just Welu puillicly made by this notorious ?? in N~ew York, A ?? of the Protestant. Epis- copal Church is ...