... 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 ...

... 3I ici ttlla. SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS. (FROM THR IRISHI FARMERS' GAZETTI3.) TRlANSFERRING BEES FROM ONE lIfVETO AxOTIaR. -Pour a quarter ounce or two teaspoonsful of chlo- rofirm on a bit of cotton twice doubled, lift the hive and put it under it; in ten minutes the bees will be stupifled, and fall down on the board. Remove the bive and brush out any bees that may be clinging be- tween the ...

... [ I (FROM OUR NEW YORI CORRFSPONDET.) NEW YORK, OcT, 13. NOTWITrISTANDING the large quantity of cambric handkerlchiefs which have been sold in this market at low prices during the past season, we had an anc- tion sale last week, where something like 27,000 dozens were offered, and the greater pait sold at mnost ruinous prices; but as this occurs week after week, and year alter year, it ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LONDONDERRY CORRESPONDENCH. (Fmost OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LONDONDERRY, WEDNESDAY, DiE. S. I;E Cloughancely sheep-stealers and harbourers of assassins seem to be favoured with sympathisers at the antipodes. You remember tile doleful stories of. the Sepoy Press, and the famolis appeal of the priests. Well, these produicetd unloolwed-for fruit; mnd before the result or tile Parliamecitary ...

... 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, ...

... SomE time ngo we had sincere gratification in being- tho means of obtaining subscriptions to a large amount from the liberal-minded and generous'reader.4' of our 'paper, for a rcspected Curato or, the Estab-. lished Church who was labouring under pecuniary distress. We are now called upon to endeavour 'to makc a similar effort for a minister of the Presby- -terian Church, -whose ense is ...

... TIlE ESTABLISIIED CHURCIH. CHuRnC ExTEwsioN.-The Parish Church of Con- not-, in this dioceso, is, we undersaind, sholrtly to be cnllarged, thu crowndcl congregations, and the many parishioners requiring church accommodation, ren- dering this step necessary. From the very crowded state of the burial-grouind, the churchyard also evi- dently culls for cnlargttnent, its present limited ntc- ...

... 4It,- e 1A . cl I ?n c If iolf c oot5 I't ff a. (ESTABLISIHED MNOTD 17317.) B EL F A S T: SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1858, TI'u doath of Count Esterhazy, wbo has played a distinguished part in the diplomatic world, is. an- nounced. The Reformers are busily engaged in making preparations for the coming battle. Mr. Bright has been intrusted with the preparation of a Bill. The Ballot Society have, in the ...

... A DIT'UTA'TION, consisting of the following gentlemen: MIr. Crawford, M.P., Lord Goderich, M.P., Mr. Greg- son, MY., Mr. lorsfall, M.P., Mir. Ervart, MU., Mr. Driumimond, M.P., Sir Dalrymirle Elplhinstone, I.P., the Mayor of Manchester (Mr. Mlackite), Mr. William Friirl,airn, Mr. Thomas Fairbairn, Mr, Pender, Mr. Ross, and iMr, Simpson, 1;orn Manchestor; Mr. Charles Turiner, Mr. AlAlicking, ...

... 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 ...