... The reports from Belfast on Saturday, are of a ?? peaceabte character than we have been favoured vith anly day this week. There was an attempt at ho Ce-wreckiing on Thursday night butt, owing to the decided measitres taken by the authorities, comparatively little damage was done and order restored. The local journal speak of the appearance of the town as similar to what might be ex- pected ...

... | PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE, I 1 OUSE OF LORDS,-FBIDr.y, JUNE IS. LTGI$iATION OX TRIVATE BILLS, Lord STAN;1EY of ALDER1Ej mloved for a select COn;- mittee to inquire whether the proceedings relating to the pregress of private bills could not be simrliifed and abridged, and the expenses cartailed. After some remarks from Lord REDE.DALE, Lord BROUGIIAO, Lord POETMA-, and Lord DEessy, the motion ...

... LLN.XREWST FLIMALE FRlENDLY SOCIETY. The fimale f'i iendl society of this plac, (called thc L Ladies' club)alheld thtii anniversary ineting on Friday. s They assembled at ?? ttctory, and fronm thence, at c half-past2 o clock, eal!;qd in procossion, headed bv n three clergylen-the Rector, the Conate, and the c Incumbent of Cape. Garmon, and preceded by the C lrerfiriw Brass B unl ninder their ...

... CAlRNARV)N', IofNDAY Maa 31. TI-1-- - Y- I Betore thl;1o John Poarce, butcher, was fited 5s. and costs for ca being drunk. Ellen Davies, Red Lion, Palace street, was fined 20s. and costs, for per mitting drunkenness in her house. RicharII Owen, Goat Inn, Bangor street, was con- victed of sellitg beer at illegal ?? on pamatent of costs.. I3.NGOI?. TUESDAY, June 1. (Ca Before the Rev. ?? NT. ...

... IL == E ?? -- LAEST INT.ELLIG-z.k.NUIE. BY ELECtRIC 'I'iLEGRAPH. FIRIDAY'S AIARKETS. LONDON CORN MAlRKET. (urni K~inysford and lay's Circular.) Attendance small, but English weheat commanded prices which on Monday wvere unobtainable, and al- though the sale of foreign wvas limited, extreme quo- tations were realized. Barley steady at last week's prices. Beans and peas unaltered. Oattrade small ...

... H{ORTICULTURE. I Tim GREENHOUSE.-Hyacinths and other bulbous plants out of flower may be placed in a cold frame or out of doors to ripen off, and to be finally transferred to the open borders. Balsams, cockscombs, and other tender annuals, thrive well in a gentle bottom heat with plenty t of air, and should be shifted from time to time as rapidly as the roots curl round the outside of the pot. ...

... WI F F.IGN' A FAiRS. Ell unourls U,f woi- grovw nore rilb, acd tie excitenleln'e-'l- t o grow juiteiliti Onl oill siolee, it seelyoe to le feit thi' -Napoleion has Ilpi'jec out nis peace cowed y, annl that uoi'c'h.oo now conl sav him, hut ait12vir inl dilicil tile nationaiilin r boillo eiiglrlgedi the counrty ait hugio will be foroco 'is it Nvere *Ito support R G~Ot ci` nil cut it ?? child ...

... AMBEl1CAN AN'XTCIPATIONS OF A WAR WIT'HI :JIIXGI.JN AND FRANCE. : zl anl event as a naval wre wvith EnLland, or ?? with Enrgland and Fraiice-a1n1d no otilher thanl a naval war is within thc bounds of plobabilitvworldl not only altcr the entine conldition ad polic of tile Ullited States, but woulid change the ftce of the wlh'olc wrorid. Its eflects in a material poillt of View upoln this ...

... I Zo -- 7. - 7 I I . (From the Manchester Guardian.) Last year we gave some notices of this rapidly ris- ing bathing place, so charmingly placed at the foot t of the Great Orme s Head, which screens it from the ( northern blast; while within a thousand yards it pos- sesses two bays, both admirable for bathing purposes, I one having an easterly and the other a westerly I aspect, so that in high ...

... (9,4t jflart? 'Watm cjltallict?. I - ?? ?? BANGOR, SATURDAY JUNE 26, 1858. INTlDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS. This important subject was introduced, at the ?? meeting of the Bangor and Bcauma'is Board of Guarndianis, by the reading of an extract from the ' elport of Jelinger Symonds, Esq., upon the Schools in the Wvelsh and Alid-Western dis- tricts, referring to it. Although no further step was taken at ...

... FRIGHTFUL rTILWNY ACCIDENT IN BELGIUM. I _ A dreadful accident occurred on Wednesday on the ster, Belgium railroad from Mons to Monage. A train from 50n Mons, on arriving near Bracquegflies, wvhile at full E speed, ran into two Waggons laden with coke, which Con were running along down the line, which has an incline nead at that point. The collision -was fearful. The engine mob was burled over ...

... INDUSTIRI AL SCHOOLS. This important subjert was in! oduleed, at the last meeting of the IBatior an.d Bcanuniarks 1oard of Guar:lians. hv the eading 0olf an cxtract from the ' loeporl, of' Jelinger Symnonds, lsq, upon the SColI.os in the ''elsh and )id-Western dis- tricts, referring to it. Although no further step was taken at that time, wve hope that thie ?? will iiot he lost sight ot';-for ...