... 9?c vklfiof f- ?? (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1868. TimE Overland Mail has arrived, and amongst our latest intelligence will be found telegraphlic sum- miaries of the lctters from the Special and Cal- cutta correspondents of the 'Pines. We learn that Dr. Russell's communication gives details of the eventts in Lueknow from the 11th to the 15th March ; but we are not ...

... BELFAST BOARD OF UUARDIANS. THE usual Weekly mecting of this Board was held in the Workhouse yesterday-J. W. S. M1 CANoE, Esq., in the chair. Other guardians ?? Browne, R.N., Dr. Moore, David MConnell, Robert Greer, John Ifamili, David Walker, Robert Carlile, Jatues Kavanagh, and P. Coleman, Esqrs. STATE OF TIME MIMS Remaining in the house on Wednesday, the 28th day of April, 1858:-In the ...

... rl ii, ?fllyc at : th) amolt. - (nY MAtONSET1C T EL R AP11.) HOUSE OF COMMONS-VRSTERDAY. Ttib SPEAKER took thoe chir at twelve o'cloCk. AORICULTURAI, STAT'rlrICS BILL. 'Mr. CAIRD moved the second reading of this Bill. From the absenec of'a proper System of' these statis- ?? many errors had been comnnitted, both by pro- duces and the general public, which'othierwise wcould have bcen avoided. ...

... LATEST'_ NEWS, YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,) FR A NCE. Although the statement has been denied in several quarters, the Paris corresp)ondent of the Tmes, writ- ing last night, repeats the rainour that Prince Napo- leon is said to have accepted the post of Governor ar Algeria, under the title or Lieutenant of the Emn- peter, instead of Viceroy. The same correspondent 3ays, it ...

... THE MAGISTR.ACY. The Lord Chancellor bas been pleaged to appoint 'J.Waugh, Esq., of the Dargle, Euniskerry, a magis- trate for the County of Wicklow, on the recommenda- tion of the Lord Lieutenant of the County. The Lord Chancellor hn# appointed John Charles O'Donnell, of Castleview, Kilinallock, to the commis- sion of-the peace for the County of Limerick, on the recomneondation of the Rigaht ...

... - . A, 4- - ?? Tm- ?? Tuesday, a~deputation ?? the Agricultilrnl lnl- I.IOVIett Society prescauted the following address o the Lord Lieutenant:- To Iht isI eelency the Farl f Aq1li9lnon and WTinton, Lsi'd Liedeownt-General and General Governor of Ireland, We, the President, Vice-Presidents, and Council )f the Royal Agricultural Improvement Socicty of reland, beg to approach your Excellency ...

... Ci 1,1? 14 ) NT I , I-) I rp - 4 ? , , j-? , , / , i'l i) f 'j ; -) A , 4 I ? I' I)A It N I) C) N>:N:\V S. I'Ill1i AT' ST'. 'A'ILff1ftNE-:- DOCK. 'a 1ff11 fet til!oe (If 1v(2 (1111th~itatlhasOc~ceili~lcId ii miy of11ialdiieh, 'The loss will probably cciit £1 Ii 1,0 Wi) ?? Thle greca ler part of' tice daltnge mooredI alow rai!do thu qulat' wclv heijll off' sf1o tIhe, 11liddl(1 0, flie 111515l ...

... IT is said that the good that men (1o lives after them; and now the reverse of tile adage appoars to be alp- plicable to the evil that Lord Chancellors commit during their official lives. We had thoughit that the accession to power of Lord Derby, and tile elevation to the Irish Chancellorship of Mr. Napier, were the death-blows of the intolerance which marked the career of Mr. Brady and Lord ...

... I FLAX SOWING. b TO THE EDITOR OF T IlE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. Sin-I hope you will give room for a few wwords of advice to the farmers of Ulster, on the subject of sowing flax htis season, for they Certainly act egre- ginusly in their own light by the apatby and il incaution ?? they have hitherto evinced. There is no doubt s flax yided badly last year, and that the prices of t grain during three ...

... | [FROM OUR tOWN REPORTER.] (Continued front thie News-Letter of Yesterday.) 11 U S E O F C OM M O X S. LoNDox, TUEISDAY, APRIL 27, 1858. John Clarke, Esq., examined by Mr. Vit,1ssLEs-I am a justice of the peace, and Chairman of the Board of Harbour Commissioners. I was a member of the old Police Commissioners'Board. May's Fields North is well suited for the purpose of markets, and for build- ...

... (FROM OUt OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LoNDoN, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. T'un changes in the political world appear to sympa- tliise with the alternations in the atmosphere. Last week all was sunny, warn, and genial. The machi- nery of Government appeared to be getting into good working order, the many disjointed parties into which the House of Commons is split up were subsid- ing into something. ...

... . - kri )q 'at vartiammt. w the doulatid, wilicil wits vcry activc. Wbetiler OWillf tce to thc want of ?? difrused publicity or t tay somc other cause with whielt we arc unacqliainted es- tho ?? in the qurl)tity and quality of horsc trd was most remarkable, and of pigs thc usual coulitr in fairs ?? as largc a supl)ly There were sevela in horse buvers from l:n-,lanil and Dul)lin, but they ex ...