... YESTERDAY, we had the pleasure of inspecting at Donegall Quay, a flne steam-ship, the Leopard, lately built on the Clyde, and shortly to be placed on the Liverpool and Glasgow station. The Leopard was built by thle Alessrs. Denny & Brothers, Dumbarton, for that enterprising firm, the Messrs. Burns, of Glas- gow, and whether we consider the gracefulness of her lines, and her apparently iirst ...

... THE ESTABLISHIED CHURCI. TRINITY COLtEOE CIIAPEL.-There was an ordina- tion held on Sunday, in thc chapel of Trinity College, Dytblin. The Right 11ev. the Lord Bishop of Limerick, Ardfert, and Aghadnoe, was the officiating prelate. Mr..Thoas i inigsinill, Abbott, M.A., ?? was admitted to deacon's orders. LINCOLN'S INN,.Tlle important ofllce of preacher. which has proved the stepplingstolle to ...

... THE REV. H; GRATTAN GUINNESS. Mn. GuTJNESs preached on Sunday at nooll and in the evening in York Street Chapel, Dublin. The at- tendance was greater than on any former occasion. In the evening it amounted to about 1,600, and, if there were a place large enough, so that the dcmannd for tickets could have been supplied, thereis no doubt that five times the number ?? have been pr-esent to bear ...

... A OK N Q W L E D G A E N T S. GuJERATI Nlw TESTAnsIEx FUND,-The Rev. J. M'Kee gratefally acknowledges the following contri- ?? MurphyEsq. (formerly omitted), £1, Per Rev. William Mag-ill, Cork, £2 7s. lOd.-viz, J. Dowden, Esq.,i1s.;, S. Johnston, Esq., 8s. 10d.; Mr. E. Dowden, 29. Gd.; Mrs. Dowden, Is.; Miss AL Dowden, 6d;; Mrs. Beggs, 5s.; Mrs. Colbeck, 2s. Gd.; Mi's. Ken- mis, 2s. Gd.; Mr. ...

... LAT ESl'T NEWS,. YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. [i31V SLAUNET10 'TELLURAFn.] INDIA. The T7stes has received tilt Bombay 7i7nes of Jan. 24th. A Calcutta telegaiun, dated Uthi January, re- ceived on Satuirday, and two Bombay telegiams, which arrived on Monday, are anticipated, The ehief item of intelligence is that Sir C. Camp- bell had with hime a force or about 10,000 men. Siuce the capture of ...

... Af -apilkila. V?. are TIlE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. TO THE EDITOR OF THlH BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. DEAR SrR-It is most important just now that everything belonging to the Government of India ihould be made known, in order that what is wrong may be corrected in the proposed change, and more especially with reference to the degree of patronage and support afforded to the abominable idolatries of that ...

... (Ri0oM OUR OwN CORRES PONDENT.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY BVENING. Tim prospects of the new Premier are, of course, the general theme of conversation, and now that authen- tic announcements, with regard to Ministerial ap- pointments, have put speculation to flight, a fair estimate may be formed of the nature of the Govern- ment that is to displace Lord Palmerston. Before proceeding, however, to ...

... t. Tre M for)ning Post, of' Monday, says:_ The public a will, no doubt, be surprised to learn that one of the d principals in the late crime is an Englishman. His Yname isi Thomas Allsop, an ex-member of the Stoeel Exchange. The instruments of the crime have all s been made to order in Fngland, and the whole scheme d and conspiracy has been hatched and matured in this 3, country. A ...

... BELFAST WATER BOAD-DOCK WARD. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LE1TTER. SIR-My attention having been called to a para- graph in your paper of the 28th ult., to the effect that two candidates for the seat at the above Board, vacated by Surgeon Browne, were before the rate- payers, one of whom had been, defeated, and also to Mr. Suffern's letter in reply, permit me, as the pro- poser of that ...

... LATEST NEWVS lYESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. [BY MAGNETIO TELEGRAPIH.] INDIA. The following telegram from Acting-Consul Greene was received at thle Foreign Office, through Malta January 10, at 2 A.M., Alexafidria, Feb. 0. . The Hindostan arrived at Suez on the 4th inst. She brings news from Calcutta to the 9th January, Canton, to the 29th Dec., and Bombay to the 15th January. Sir Colin Campbell had ...

... NEW TESTAMEENTS FOR INDIA, TO THE EDITOR Or THE BELFAST NEVS-LETTER. siRt-I have lhad the privilege of seeing some of the letters received by my friend, Mr. A1IKce, in answer to his alipeal on behalf of his 1' Giljerati New Testament Scheme. Believing these communica- tions to be peculiarly interesting and encouraging, it has occurred to me that the publication of a few of them might be ...

... ~Illkialt varliamnent. [By MAGNETIC TULEGRUPO Li HIOUSE OF LORDS-MonDAy EXECUTIONS IN LNDIA. The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH called attention to the fact mentioned in the last telegramn front India, that 160 mutineers bad been executed in a single day. Since tho capture it appeared that these cxe- cutions lad falcon place on an average of five or siX per day. He then inquired whethier any ...