... TiE Courier of Parii mentions the following facts in reference to the late Queen of Onde:- ' On Tuesday night Prince Alirza, the son of the deceased Queen, and a very grand personage, arrived at the Hotel Laffitte. Upon the entrance into the mortuary chamber of this great personage, whoso name we have not as- certained, all persons present prostrated themselves with their faces to the ground, ...

... I Ox Tuesday afternoon the representatives of the pub- lic were admitted- to Buckingham Palace to see the magnificent collection of bridal gifts which have been presented to the Princess Royal by every member of the Royal fatihily, by most of the illustrious guests who have lately honoured her Majesty with a visit, and by some of the chief personages of the illustrious House with which she is ...

... SCRAPS FROM PUNVCHI FOR JANUARY 30. ADvION To FAST YouXG aM .-If you mean to settle, emigrate. Tim INDusraious AND IDLE (PorivTc u.) APPRaN- TICOS.--Fredurick Peel, and Sir Robert Peel. To IEMOVU STAINS FROM A CABINET.-Get Clanri- carde out of the way as fast as you can. FEIRDINAND'S FiRMANEsS.-Bomba, took the earth- quake at Naples coolly enoughi. It did not shake his throne. Sarsoy Typs ?? ...

... [FRO31 OUR OWN OOR RESPONDENT.] LONDON, WBD~NEDAY EVENING. Now that the Cockney public has settied into some- thing like mental and physical composure, I may, perhaps, bo allowed to refer to some topics mncon- neeted with the Royal marriage, of which latter event the telegraph and the daily journals havC, no doubt, long since informed your readers. The funeral of the Duke of Wclington and the ...

... AckNOW LEDGMEN TS. ULSTER RULnOrOUs BooK SociETY.-The Rev. W. Johnston grateftlly acknowledges the following ad- ditionat subscriptions on behalf of this ?? Messrs. Hamilton, £6; Wm. Dobbin, £1; Gilbert Wcir, £1; D. & C. Gardiner, 10s.; David Browne, Ds.; Adam Browne, 6s.; Charles Blackwood, Gs.; A. W. Molyneaux, 5s.; Arthur Cranuford, 2s. Gd. The Treasurer of the Relief Committee in con- ...

... At , THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. ThetRov. John R. Greer has been appointed to the perpetual curacy of Kildarton; patron, the Incumbent of Loughgall. Rev. James Hardy, to the union of Moylary; patron, the Bishop, DEATgr OF TrF REV. SIR HENTRY DuKiNFILELD.- We have to record the death of Sir H. B. Dukinfield, Bart., which event took place on Sunday evening. The deceased was sixty-seven years of age, ...

... 'T(I ? c ?, Nut flttos-f etter* (ESTABLISHID ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: FRIDAY, JAN. 29, 1858. DErAILs of the battle of Cawnpore, with a nomi. nal list of killed and wounded up to the 2nd Deceinber, will bo found in our columns this morninig. The Titncs, by some means not ex- plained, has anticipated the mail, having got a parcel of Calcutta papers, via Trieste, The ac- counts of the battle show ...

... THIE SEPOY PRESS. TIE Sepoylsm of last Saturday's Natioe is more than usually stale, flat, and unprofitable, affording little for remark, and less for extraction. There is a smat- tering of speculation, mingled with hope, that the Gswalior Contingent may turn up again, to the signal discomfiture of Sir Colin Campbell; and there is alittle chuckling over the losses of our Indian army by ...

... THE HARBOUR COMMtISSIONERS. Tim report of the annual meeting of Harbour Com- missioners, held yesterday, will be found elsewhere in our columns. The statement of accounts as com- pared with that of last year is of a very satisfactory character. The receipts for the year just closed are considerably in excess of those of 185 G-the total amount of 1857 being £36,909; against £34,736 in the ...

... LATEST NEWS& YESTERDAY'S DBSP.ATCHES. (B1Y MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) IMPORTANT FROM INDIA., The following telegram, from Acting-Colnstl Green, was received at the Foreign-offlec, through Malta, January 29, 4.25 r.M.- Alexandria, January 26, 1858. The Bombay arrived at Suez yesterday, with Bom- bay dates to the 2nd inst. Sir Colin Campbell was well at Cawnpore at the date of the latest advices, but ...

... Ar Uaroplibla. T11E WATER COMMISSION1I3S.-THE LATE ELECTION, 10, Donegall Street, Jan. 28, 1858. TO T1IE EDITOR 0F TIME lELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SIR-In reference to the paragraph appearing in your paper of to-day, wherein you state I was a can- didate for the office of Water Commissioner at late election, I beg to annex copy oi letter written by me previous to said election, declining to be a ...

... LATEST NEW8S YESTERDAY'S DESPATCIIES. (IIY MAG}NETIC TELE SRAPH.) THE ISLAND OF PERRIN. The Paris correspondent of thle Tirmes mentions, as a rumour, tbat the British Government has agreed to pay a pecuniary indemnity to the Porto for the occu- pation of the Island of Perilo, thle ?? to be ami- cably fixed without the intervention of any other power. F Ift A N C E. TIHE ELECTION LAW. The Bill ...