... OTI ? t gleffaO (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1858. A FURTHER telegram has been received from Malta, by which we learn that Sir James Outram had been again assailed on the 22nd January-the day on which he was reinforced by the gallant 34th Regiment. The result is not stated, but that his assailants were driven off with loss may be gathered even from the very fact that ...

... dorreqoOcuck. , THE MEMBER FOR LISBURN. . TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTPR SIR-Now that Lord Palmerston is out, and Lord Derby in, would you ask some of your Lisburn friends this simple question-What side will their member take now? Your compliance will oblige O.NI Or YOUR OLDEST SUnSORnIVIRS. Sandy Row, Monday. FALSEHOODS ABOUT ORANGENMEN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWs-LETTER. SmR ...

... ln rtypriat vartialltelit. IhOUSE OF COMMONS-PRIDAY. The SPElcurn took the chair shortly before four o'clock, for the first tiue since the adjournment. OUR RELATIONS WITH FRANCE-ORDER OF PUBLIC BUSINESS. Mr. DISRAELI rose and said-Sir, it is due to the House that I should take the earliest opportunity ot communicating to it that within the last hour her Majesty's Government have received a ...

... BELFAST BOARD OF-GiUARDIANS. TIE usual weekliy meeting of this- Bonrd was held yesterday at the Workhouse-A-r. J. IV. S. M'CjNCn in the chair. The other guardians present were- Dr. M'Gee, J.P.; Robert Thomson, J.P.; Surgeon Browne, R.N.; Dr. M'Miein, Robert M'Connell, David Taylor, Robert Carlile, David Walker, Samuel Fer- gnson, Win. Bell, Arthur Aickin, Robert Boag, and Robelrt Greer. The ...

... IND IA. TNE following letter is from a promising young officer of the Royal Artillery:- Jaggiapettall, S5 miles N W. of Miasulipatan, 5th Japtuary, 1l58. MY DEAR FATEER-I wrote to - yesterday. TIhese two will, therefore, most probably come together. Tbe letters travel by what they call ' tappal'-.ie., a Coolie carries telim in a bag, at one end Of a pole across his shloiflder which is ...

... THIS DAY'S LONDON NEWS. [BY MAGNM~IC TULixiArrI.J NE~IVS-LETT~ET, OFFICE, THURSDAY, I O'CLOCi( PX~, 0111N A MA IL. ThIi Jha4/q Xews has roceivedI the following telo. t-am, dated M1arch 17:- TJhe Chutles0 appeair to be afraidI to be soon inl coi1- 1muniont wvith .Iiiropieats. Nothinlg is doing~ itt the t'hinoesc markets. Exchafngec ait Shanghai, 5,s. IdW.; ait Holg Kogis.O. silk is lower. 'The ...

... LECTURES ON ROMANISMI. LAST evening, the Rev. Win. M'Ilwaine delivered the third of the series of lectures for the present season, the subject for the occasion being Th.e Nun. The spacious building was densely crowded. A vast pro- portion of the audience was composed of the work- ing classes,. and, as usual, niny Roman Catholics were in attendance. Evening Service having been read, the ...

... agent ,Yvlfiut $- ciu-Neffer* (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1858. THE unfortunate Orsini has closed his stormy and eventful life upon the guillotine. le merited his fate, and few outside the circle of his immediate family wilt weep his fall. His career was that of a man who should have either mounted by his crimes, or perished as a criminal. It was his doom to perish. ...

... LATEST' NEW S YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. [siY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] IND IA. EAST INDIA HOUSE DESPATCHES. TO G. D. DICKENS, ESQ., INDIA 11OliSP, LONDON. The Coimmander-hi-ClhieCseized Dilkoosal on the 3rd of March. He was at Beedbeoll on the 5th' of Marech, baving been immediately joined by General Franks. The rebels have stro igly fortiRed the line - of their Camp. Our defecess wilt be ready in ...

... TlIS DAY-'S LONDON NEWS, [BY MAGANE-TIC TELEGRAPH.] NS' WS-LE?'TER OFFICE, SATURDAY, Bl A I 1L S. 'Th ic1si tetIJl;) 3/tusiie-, xvithi the Alitstraliianand t'iiiai uiiiils, airixied ait 1iritisat 5 I,.2i. ycsteitada. Thle mizi .ulcit. b, Letidotli at It 51'.m 1/)11] E'LLE.N lOR,() Ull'S INDIA BILL. 'T'le Du7', A's s's coup] U iI2)s Mrt, DisraLUi'S spX-eeh its at titalily, sfrair hI 8ieward ...

... R I B B ON IS M - eON V ICP I 0 N. KILDARE-NAAsTUEESDAY, MAROIT, 23. Thomas Staunton wvas indicted for posting a threat cuing notice against Christopher Rynd and John M'Dermnott. The indictment contained eighteen counts. Sergeant BERsawic stated tle case for the Crown, and with him were Messrs. Battersby, Q.C. Griffith, and Crawford, The learned sergeant stated that there had been in the ...

... Tl1IS DAY'S LONDON NEWVS. [BY MIAGNETIC TELEOIIAl'll.] .VEWS-LETTERI OFFIICE, TIURSDAY, 1 O'ClOCI P'5l. I N V I AN L O A N. Th(e DJaily Atevs C ity Articlo s5ys, tilO description (o socatr-itics o!jzlIred is Cat'- per cutt. debentiurcs for tive years. 'I[le intelventioinI of' a contractor is not ~eqmired. 'ta-iders aIre to be lodged int the Indlia tlonse oat or bcfor'e tile 1st April, stating ...