... 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 ...

... LOGiD JOHN RUSSE'S AMENDED INDIAN BESOLUTIONS. no to The amendments to be proposed by Lord John n11s Russell in the series of Indian resolutions to be moved by 151 the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Friday, are printed, and are in effect as follows:- for As regards the number of the Council, Lord John pro- poses that it should consist of not more than twelve mens- ea, bere, including the ...

... [BY ELECTIIC IELEGRAPH.] [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING. The four points to be settled by the comulg Paris Conference are said on excellent authority to be the following - The new Boimudary Line between the Asiatic possessions of Turkey and Russia. The sanction of the regulations for the navigation of the Danube agreed to by the Riverain States at Vienna. The ...

... ?Iqtrial HOUSE OF COfIONS. The House met at twelve o'clock. AGRsCcLTU.¶Ru STATISTics.-Mr. CAIRD moved the second reading of the Agricultural Statistics Bill. He, from returns and statistics, contended that the bill would be of great advantage to the producer and consumer, and would prevent the great fluctua- tion in prices ?? had occurred of late years. The hilt contained no compulsory power, ...

... 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. ...

... GENllRAL POSX-OFFICE, EDINBURGH. Boxes Close. j General Receiv'gl : O. Hi Edin. P. Office. llouses. jIelth. & d Leltlh. 7MAILS. Aberd'a, Dundee, Perth,) S 45A. 10 OP l 10 Oy G 40A Stirling, Alloa, %c. . i a 7 20i 7 Or 7 Op | 30P Berwvik and E of England, 1 30p 11 Or [ 1 OP 6 40A Bewiek, Dunbar, Had- l S din ton, ?? E;. of 3Ug- * 5 15P 4 S0- 4 aoP eP Carliasl, Liverpool, Man 4} O 2 p 3 SOp 6 ...

... THIE CAPE MAIL. e (iY 1.1 i1;1C A N N t Il-lNXNTI NAL TELLF.llIIA0,1 .) PLYMOUTH, FIu)DAy MoRInN G. Iic (Cape roial ninil steamer Bosphorus arrived at VIllmuth last evening 'Thursday). She left Table lay, Narelh 22nd St. Helena, 31st; Ascen- sioan, April :,id ; St. Vincent, 14th. She brings 1, passengers, among wlhom izs Mr. John Barry, mem- 'ber of the Cape I lous oof Asseinbly; a general ...

... LONDON: FRIDAY. APRIL 201 185S, In the HouJsE of LoRDs yesterday, The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the wool- aack at five o'clock. The Earl of ALBEMARLE presented a petition from 12,000 inhabitants of Manchester and Salford, praying that the kingdom of Oude might be restored to the ying, and that he might also be restored to the throne. He stated that it was his intention oln Monday, 10th ...

... NORTH DE.VON. BROADCLIST. A little child, named Copp, was so burnt during the absence of its parents for a sbort time en Sunday, tthat it died on t Monday morning. - A 'girl, residing at PFrogrnoor Farm, made a determined M attempt at self'ddetruction laet week by cutting her tbroat t3 with a large knife, effectinag gashes on each side, which riot. having Ihe wished-for effect, she threw ...

... , ,, I - ;;rt ?? ,, 14 ..i br .UYiRPOOL IMP M . ?? - ' . iLL ^ ~n# ?? 1 0 nrd * 'cltk: The members of it wer ethie caim55 thO ho con 'He reel a ?? aid, HerliOu Bill. %lit ienjailfln. ofMU d 'rg~ait Uerewetner. to ofto Bd n2th Q,;appare ?? ?? hebill ; Mr.,lMepik 4gain a ~g ~~e'bhaIIof Zasrs Crose, he wners of a porinwoh 61i0t g ehafo eemra the( hil. hr a j of thre orperty requirtd for tdi ...

... FUTURE POLICY TO WARDPS THB INDIAN I U BE.REELS. I LETTER 'TO THE GOVrERNOR-GENERAL, Yesterday was issued a return to an order of the House of Lords, requirilg a copy of a letter from the secret com- inittee of tins uorte of Directors of die East India Con- pany to the C~overisor-U-culeral of India in Council, dated the 24t llof Afarch. 1858, relative to the policy to be pur- sued towards the ...

... THE HALF WAY TO THlE PACIFIC*-- THE7 ROAD TO THE RED RIVER. [Frzo-v our. SrzaiL COltoESuONDE2T.] fHAMILTON, APRIL G. In my letter from Toronto I had forgotten to mention having met Captain Kennedy and other gentlemen who had visited the Red River last year, and it would be well to compare their time from l Toronto with that of the troops sent by Sir GeorgeE Simpson, at the great risk of their ...