... BELFAST INDEMNITY 1UILL. (Continuedfrom the Xtirs-Letter of yesterday.) [FRO115 OUR OWN1x RSPORTER.] IROUSE OF COMMONS. MOyDAY, MAY 4. Mr. Robert Young, cross-examtited ity Mr. HoPD SJOTT, Q.C.-WVith regard to this church, do you consider it was.s bad targai Ii the Corporation? I (10; because' it makes a total loss of about £1,400, You incan npon the actual tranimetion it- selt? Yes. Do you ...

... House of Commons, Monday, May 10. TIE committee on this Bill resumed its sittings to- day at twelve o'clock-Mr. HEADLADT in the chair. Mr. William Warke said he had been a merchant in extensive busincess at Coleraine upwards of twenty years. He had chartered vessels to and from Cole- raine, in ?? trade, to the extent of twelve, fourteen, sixteen, or eighteen veascis in a season; these were ...

... ? 6- 1) c u I WMIA , (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1858. TuLE adjourned debate was reopened last night in the House of C(omno6ns by Mr. Roebuck, who meade a decided and evidently clever speech in favour of the Government policy. If the mcm- bers of the independent party who usually vote withl Mr. Roebuck and Mr. Bright, have not given themselves bodily into Lord ...

... Duval 311? S i .lit , . . PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR OFFICE,-PALL MALL, May 14, Royal Horse Guards-T. C. D. R. Whitemore, gent., to be Cornet, w.p., vice Hayward, promoted. 5th Dragoon Guards-T. Y. Benyon, gent., to be Cornet, w.p. 4th Light Dragoons-J., Kennedy, gent., to be Cornet, b.p. 6th Light Dragoons-Lient. IV. Edgew'orth, from the 8th Foot, to be Lieut.; A. Malcohnson, gent., to be ...

... THERE is a misrepresentation on this subject in the Northe,'n Whig of yesterday, which it may be well to refute, although an examination of documents given in the columns of out contemporary would enable the careful reader to set the matter right. It is said- Mr. Hope Scott stated that the passing of this Bill would impose on the Special Respondents a sum of £21,500, which they must pay in ...

... y}.STERDAY'S DESPATCHES. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) INDIAN AND CHIINA MAILS. The followitng telegram, from Mr. Acting-Consul (; ecn was reeived at the Foreign-office on mlay 9 j> p .5tAlexandria, May C. Thel steaier Bengal arrived at Suez on the 4th in- stanit, from ('alenictta. Shle lirings no later newvs from li(lla thanl thlt received by tho last nmail from Thule is nothing of importance ...

... i'llavat Milan ll'?7, I PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR-OFeICrE, MAY 7. Royal IHorse Guards-Lient. Owen L. C. Williams to lie Capt., by purchase, vice Billington, who retires. 5th Regiment of' Light Dragoons-E. Pulleync, gent., to be Cornet, without purchase. 7th Light Drafgoons-The lion. AuberonI W. E. M. Herbert to be Cornet, by piricliase, vice Carden, pro- moted in the 5th Light Dragoons. ...

... NORTHEAST AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. TH13 monthly meeting of the committee was held on1 Friday last, at the Committee-roomis, Castle Cham- bers. Present-John Hancock, J.P., Wm. Langtry, Jonathan Richardson, James Wilson, John W. Crecr, J.P., Samuel Morrow, Alex. Dickson, John Phillips. John Borthwick, Samuel Smyth, Robt. Carlisle, Win, Charlcy, J.P., and Thos. Stevenson, Esqrs. ARRANGEMENTS FOR ...

... FEw tales have been more interesting or instructive than that of the Rev. A. Macpiherson, whose case forms an episode in the larger history of the Ketter- ing Bank. Iar. Macpherson is or was the incumbent ol'Rothwell, a living which yielded him LiLS0 a-year; but since his leaving the country, in 1853, lie has lad to pay £100 a-year for a curate. In that year the rev. gentleman owed to the bank ...

... -. (rIIoMf TE o1l MN(G HERALD.) MR. SMITH complains of having been personally at- tacked, folds his arms, and assumes, the air Or a mnartyr. Mir. Smith is accustomed to that kind of thing, and he cnl hear it. SLcIh an attempt to throw dust in the eyes of the public becomes truly revolt- ing, when the facts of the case are considered. Mr. Smith's worst enemy is himself. With his Own hands has ...

... 13ELFAST IND 'AINITY BILL. (BY SPECIAL TELEGRAP11.) [1 RO U OLR OWN REPORTER.] iT 0 U S EI O F C OM if i ON S, WEIDNESDAtY EI' ENIN(i. 'inn Committee resumed their labouits at twelve o'clock to.day-Mlr. Bouvo S tRI ini thue cilr. The ftrst witness calledl wvas Mr. William Davis, wliho was examined ini reference to the collveyalnce of M)ay's Fields to the Town Conncil. Mr. Samnel Canninghami ...

... THEn following private communication, relating to operations in India, will be read with interest:- Punnah, March 80, 1858. Since I last wrote our prospects seem changed so considerably, that I think I 'ought if possible to send you the latest intelligence, that I may not mislead you. The enemy appears to have made off at our approach, and there seems no chance now of a battle at Chicarree, ...