... (FROsi THE TIMES' CORRESPONDENT, IV, IT. RUSsELL.) CAMP CA5wzPonn, FEB. 1i.-I was complled 'to leave my last lutters unfinished in order that I Might avail myself of an opportunity of joining the force in the field at Cawnpore; aid on the morning of the 4ti of February I crossed tire dirty Ganges with in- finite satisfaction and left Calcutta behind mue. Jost- ling through the swarming crowd ...

... I WAS once acquainted with a Frenchman who could smoke any two Germans down. Ho was an artist, and, when I knew hii, an exile, having got mixed up in some ofr the conspiracies against Louis Phillippe; but he always declared that his uncommon skill in the art of consuming tobacco had been acquired dur- ili his residence in British India, where he was em- plo0ccd for years in copying- sculptures ...

... ,TIw4e Nclfimt A (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1858 Ix our iupression this morning will be found a graphic and interesting letter from Mr. Russell, the Tines' Special Correspondent; whose descrip. tive communications from the Crimea, and again, from Moscow, made him so deservedly famous. The letter before us is the second wiitten. from India by Mr. Russell, but one was ...

... EDINBURGH BIBLE SOCIETY-PUBLIC MEETING IN CARRICKFERGUS. (FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.) YESTERDAY evening, a public mecting was held in Joymount Presbyterian Church, Carrickfergus, for the purpose of forming, in that town, an auxiliary to the Edinburgh Bible Society. A deputation from Belfast attended, consisting of the Rev, J.. Macnaugh- tan, and the Rev. J. l3rowne Wilson, Secretary to tire ...

... PROSPICTS OF EMIGRANTS TO 0 A NANDA. Tnru subjoned letter from Mr. CIemuow, the emigra- tion agent of tho Canadian Government, at Ottawa city, contains information respectitig tile prospects of emigrants to Canada, during the coming season:- Sin- As the time now approaches when arrange- ments will bave to be perfected by all who may intend early emig ation, I am desirous of stating to you, as ...

... TO TIlE RIGHT HON. J. D. FITZGERALD, ,, . I . .-1 . A . I., I SIR-It was known that you were a disappointed man: why prove that you are an smworthy one? Lifted by Parliamentary fortune to an eminence which you could never have hoped to attain by ability, you had a fair prospect of at few years more of official life terminating in the lionours of ajudge- stlll). It .'As not pleasine¶ doibtless, ...

... 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 ?? the line - of their Camp. Our defecess wilt be ready in five ...

... TIlfS DAY'S LONDON NEWS. [BY MIAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] A'EllS'-LE7'T1-'12 OFFICE, WEDNESDAY, 1 O'CLOCK, F.M. LEGISLATION FOR INDIA. Timallg Nity o says filt the partisans of the late Ministry are proclaiming the approaching rejection of Lord Ellenborougth's India Bill, and tile return to ofrice of Lord Palmerston, consequent UpOII the sub- sequent resignation of tdle authors of the Bill No- 2 for ...

... 1AST evening, tire annual miecting of tlis society was held in the Miusic Hall, when the Rev. Win. Chicires- tcr O'Neill, Share's Castle, delivered an address on Sir Isaac Newton and his Astronomical Discoveries, Time platform and body of the ball w ere well filled b)y it highly respectable audience. Amongst those p'resent wve notieed:-ltev. T. F. Millet, Vicar of Belfust; Rev. Williim ...