... S ECOTND ZDITION. Til ) AY' 4aON DO N N E WS. (Dv )lAt;iN'lTc TELEGRIAPIJ.) NEWIS-LETTY'le OFFICE, TUESDAY, I o'CLOCK, Pm.M TWO DAYS LATER FROM CHI1NA. 'Ittl( BWi i)illa; ail has two datys later news froni l- izthe 28bth April, when the ocslttigi ?? etlitrlletl to, (is. Id., Showing at favoiirablo 1. ?? eitli toaltot Iper cenit. I NX P 1 A It-;; Ac gi Ii's tule fc'llowieing brie asv'ct I' lS ...

... (7j, ?) t -Vi ? el ho f IT c W, Itreff tr, ?p (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1858. TurnsE is but little news of interest. A telegram of Indian newshas been expected forthelast two days, but up to the present has not been received, Tile intelligence of the fall of Calpee is looked for with some anxiety. Another railway accident has occurred, and this time to a Sunday ...

... .n - ?? vAF. l A Rn, Commanders-G. Western to be Mail Agent, vice Stevens, superseded; C. Parker to the Reserved ?? List of Captains, vice Sharp, deceased. Lieutenants-Sydney Metcalfe to the Ajax; W. S. Hlornby to the Terrible; H. E. Steplieis to the Ifan- nibal; L M. Crako to the Hydra; H. A. Mainwaring- to the Marlborough (additional). Assistant-Paymaster in Charge-John M. Foster to the ...

... THE NORTI[-EAST AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIA- TION OF IRELAND. Tur monthly meeting of the cotumittee waas hold on Friday last. Present-JoicM IHANcoCK, Esq., J.P., in the chair; John Borthwick, Rober'. Morrow, George Martin, John Hamill, Dr. Hodges, M.D.; Captain Brooke, Jonathan Richardson, Alexander Dickson, Joseph Perry, John Phillips, Samuel Smnyth, Adamn Brown, William Charley, Francis Fforde, ...

... TIM{ PROGRESS OF ART IN IRELAND. TUESDAY afternoon an influential deputntion of noble- men nnd gentlemon, interested in the progress of thle flne arts in Ireland, had an interview with the Right Hon, B. Disraeli, Chnceollor of the Exchequer, at his official residence in Downing Street, 1lile deputatioi was atiended by Lord Naas and Mr. 0. A. Hamilton, M.P. Thle deputation consisted of Earl ...

... THE FIGHT AT AZIGHUR. TIuK following are cxtracts from a letter written by a sergeant il the 13th Light Infantry to his father, a resident of Cookstown:- Azimghuir, l3th April, 185S. Since writing my last, from Allahahad, I havc scen a little active service, in the shape of a hard-t'ought battle, of which I no1w sit. down to give you the particulars. We marched from Allahabad for Benares about ...

... LLAWV PROPERTY AND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Tnr eighth annual general meeting of this society was held at the offices, 30, Essex Street, Strand, Lou- don, on Friday, the 28th ult. The report was read by the SrcnTAnuT:- During the past year there hls been a marked itl- crease in the new business, 281 pr oposals having been received, of which 259 have been accepted, and 201 policies issued, ...

... ICING's LYNN, JUNE 5.-The election of P membor to servo in Parliamont for this borough in the room of Lord Stanley, appointed President of the Board of Coutro], took place this afternoon at the town hall. The MrayOr (M1r. J. 0. Sinothani) presided, as return- ino oflicei. The attendanco of the electors was by no means large, as it was publicly kiown in the town that Lord Stanley would not be ...

... TIHE JULY ANNIVERSARIES, THS following important addrcss, respecting the July anniversaries, was adopted at tho latc mecting of the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland:- TO THIE O;ANXGEMEN Oil IRELAND. BR3ETIInEN-The 6-rand Lodge of Ireland takes occasion, at this its half-yearly nxieting, to consider the request made to it, fromt various quartcrs, that it should address the brethren at large on ...

... I Dre'All AM ERICA. The following are additional items of news brought )y the City ot Washington, which arrived in Liver- lool onl Thursday:- A steanmer left Halifax on tbe 4th for Bermuda, avith Lord Napier's instructions for the British Ad- 3ilral in relation to the visitation process. A report was current that a British war steamner lad fired into an American vessel off Pensacolo, bilt ...

... ?? SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS. I(ino TIIE 115n1s1 FARMERS' GAZETTE.) PROPAGATiNG SCAMIAtE.-SOW thle seod in drills about 18 inches apart; they should be sown as soon as possiblo, and should have been sown early in the Spring. Dress with a little salt once a week, and keep the plants clean; in October next they should be transplanted in rich, deep, and dry soil, in rows about 4 feet apart and 2 ...

... ?Illytrial vFarlialimit. ('Stepplenentary to Telegroaphtic Smanay.) HOUSE OF COMMONS-TUESDAY. I POLICE FORCE (IRELAND) BILL. I TuI following is a fuller report of Lord Nans's speech on the introduction or tins important measure than We were enabled to give from the London journals of 4 Wednesdav:- Lord NAAS, in rising for leave to Introduce a Bill to Inale better provisionl for the Police ...