... LATEST NEWSi YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES [ItY MAnG!',N'IC TELMIRAP11.] London, Sunday. DESTRUCTION OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, CORN- HILL, BY FIRE. St. podill's Church, Cornhill, was destroyed by flro last night, owing to the overheating of the flues. A M E I I C A. Liverpool, Suindnay. Thlu Royal mail steamer Arabia, which left Now York (in the 17th nint., Ias arrived, bringing fbrty-six passengers mand ...

... THE REV. II. G. GULNNESS. Tullr public have now had an opportunity of hearing this young preacher, whose visit to Belfast has cx- cited much interest and curiosity. On $atunrday evening, be addressed the students of the Presby- terian College, and yesterday he preached twice in Belfast; and in the afternoon, opened the new Pres- byterial Church, Holywvood. On each occasion, tile attendance was ...

... THE IRISH LAW APPOINTMIENTS. Up to this time there has been no official announce- ment as to the new Premlier's Lord Chancellor for Ireland. It is believed, however, that the Lord Jus- tice of Appeal, Mr. Blackburne, has finally done what he would have consulted the best interests or the Conservative party by doing promptly, accepted the officc of Lord Chancellor, and removed the hitch which ...

... THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. DEATHr OF ARcOII)EACON IRw[.N.-Fcb. 20, at his mnnch-loved parsonage of Sandford, near Dnblin, tire Venerable Henry Irwin, Archdeacon of Emnly, and minister of Sandfurd Church, entered into rest. Sparedi to his eighty-fifth year in the fall possession of his facil]ties, and in the fill enjoyment of those spiritual blessings which he bad during a long life been setting ...

... ?? .1 a __ _. %. ?? WE gave, on Saturday, extracts from the principal Liberal journals of Belfast, highly complimentary to Mr. Cairns, upon his appointment as Solicitor-Gene- ral of England. We now append the opinions of the Tiates and other opposition journals upon the same subject:- (rRON1 THE TIMES,) In Mr. Cairns Lord Derby has got a Very pains. taking and intelligent Chancery Barrister ...

... ?? a ~ ~ t 'I O Riitari, PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WVAR-OFFIce, FF:i. 26. BREVET. BrevetColonel. J. 11. Grant., ?? of the 9th Light Dragoons, to be Major-General in tita Army. tnd1 Reguilent of Life Guards-1H. P. Ewvart, gcot., to be Cornet and Sub-Lieatealltt by purchase, vice lIon. a. II. Mostynl, who retires, Sb Dragoon `tl0ard.IWs NI. N. 1Kiniitoll, gent., to be Cornet, Without purchase. ...

... brargpInt. IAMAOISTERIAL DIFFERENCES-AIR. RICIIARD. SON AND MR. CURTUIS. TO TUE EDITOR OF TilE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. Arnos Vale, Rostrevor, 26th Feb. 1858, Sii-I have this day received your paper contain. ing the publication of a corresitondetice which took place between Alr. Richardson, it.P., andt myself, re. sullinig from the expression of the ice being given to Mr. Walter Staimnms by Mr. ...

... TIIE CAPTURE OF CANTON. (FaROM TIlE TIMES' SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT,) CANTON, SATURDAY, JAN. 2-WO have now be five days upon thc heights and walls of the city Canton, but the plain of chiminey-loss roofs wvhi lies at our feet is as inhpervious as ever. Our lit down this Magazine-lill are not very extended, a our quarters are not very luxurious, In the grl Openr Joss-tolIse onl the top of the hill ...

... WlIflut ?? # ciu-rettm (ESTABLISIIED ANNO 1737,) BELFAST: MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1858. Tns trial of the British Bank Directors ended on Saturday evening, with a verdict of guilty against all the prisoners. The Chief-Justice passed sen- tence immediately. Brown, Esdale, and Came. ron are to be imprisoned for twelve months each; Kennedy, for nine mlonths, Owens, for six and M'Leod for three ; ...

... Tuns half-yearly meeting of the proprietors ot this company was held on Friday, in Dublin, EDWARD GOLDING, Esq., in, the chair. The CHIAIRMAN moved the adoption of the report. Mr. EVANS seconded the motion. Mr. P. IEiEvO GARrLAN considered that the line was in a most unsatisfactory state. They had al- ready had about twelve Bills-( No no from the Chairnian)-and now there was a thirteenth to ...

... IllIS DAY'S LONDON NEWS. [BV' IAtGNETIC TELEGitAi'11.] lE llS-LETTI. OFFICE, MONDAY, I O'CLOCK ?? THE NEIW MINISTRY. TIlrE LO()RD CIIANCElLLOR OF IRELAIND. 'Ille .i!'ra'lt lttl , ill atioiuncici; Mr. Ntapier's :appoinitimtnit as Lord Chaitiicellol' of [rleltod, intlimates tiat it will ibe ?? with tliversal satisfaetion ill tihiiL coulitry, wleru e the cltitonistics of tile nicew 'rqisc caru to ...

... GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR TME WEEK. PLANT DErPARTMENT -Conservatory, &c.-Ca- mellias, acacias, cytisus, rhododendrons, cutaxias, opacrises, correas, azaleas, and last, but not least, roses should soon be a blaze of beauty where plant- growing is well attended to. They will soon reqtuire abundance of water, to which clear liquid manure should be occasionally added. Dispense with flre- heat as ...