... I [FnOM OUR OWVN COamESPOiDmNTn] LOnDOX, WVEDNESDAY EvENING. TinE doings of the Court, the arrivals of the German Princes, and the preparations for the Royal marriage are the only topics of conversation here, if, indeed, we except some rather startling denoeeentents reslsecting the East India Company and the means by which they are seeking to avert their impending destrite- tion. Bit first ...

... THE 13LSTEWMA1 X AND THE ORANGE SOCIETY, TO Tli4 ?? OiF T'lE BELFAS'T NEWS-LETT1rIt. Siit- Spealdlitg lies in hypocrisy' is one chief naiik ivenl ill ?? Bibles, whereby wo nre to know t ?? who l di)pa't from tile Christian faith. ?? Speak- i ing the troith in love is tiheiein also set forth as tile wvork of all wvho stind flst in it. Of' the former you are coot ionially giving faildthiil ...

... METROPOLITAN GOSSIP OF TILE LIVERPOOL ALBION. LONDoN, SATVRI)AY EVINING.-Why there should have been a Calhinet Council yesterday and the day before nobody knows; ?? everybody knows there ought to be one specially congratulatory to-day, and therefore there isn't. If such gatherings are good for anything it ought to be to devise something con- corning the fearful affidr in Paris; but our ...

... I BELFAST TOWN IMPROVEUENT BILL, NO. 1. WE are glad to observe that a telegraphic message was received from London yesterday, stating that all Mr. Bryden's objections to this Bill, on standing orders, have beeti overruled, The Right Rlon. the Earl of AMcath was in Belfast yesterday, and inspected the County Prison. ULSTER RELIGIOUSBooK SOCIETY.-The connlinttee of this association have opened a ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHEES. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) INDIA. A telegram to the Timnes states that Sir James Outram has 4,000 men at Allumbagh, and that Sir Colin Campbell goes to Futtygillr. The Daily News describes thc military situation in India. According to thc last telegram, the British districts adjoining ('ide. on all sides, are in thc plo- coss of being cleared of robels; but until that has ...

... EAST INIYIA COMPANY. Ax adjourned nieeting of the proprietors for tile Coll- sideration of the resolution discussed last wreek was hleld in London, on Wednesday. Thle meeting was also made special to consider the communicatioln from Government nnd the Directors' reply, relating to tile frture governmlent of India-Mr. MANGLNs, the Chiairman of the Board of Directors, in the chiair. Thic ...