... THIS DAY'S LONDON NEWS. (BY MAGNETI'C TELEGRAPIH.) Nil WS-LEYTER OFFICE, TUESDAY, I O'CLOCK, P.M. C 0M 30 E R C I AL. Till Daily News says that some of' theo Irench ad- vices state, in anticipation, that the Bant of France Will soon ?? their rate of' discount from 3 ' to 3 per cent. It is stated in tihe Tiise' City Article tHat, notwitli- standing tho fall of grain in this country, lahge pur- ...

... YESTIRIAY, the monthly meeting of this Court was held in the Alfred Place Church (Mr. M'KI$ee's). 'ThIe Moderator occupied the Chair at. tbe comniuieicnieint of tle procecdin.gs, but was obliged to Icave before they had concluded, and the Rev. Dr. Coolie was then callel on to preside. BERRY STREET CONGBEMATfOX. Mr. HANNA stated to the Presbytery tile assistance that this congregation had ...

... , oult STT ll Iuuiks'r.-Sinec the recent riots Ceaised ?? Oliver inli la ore peaceable or orderly sptat. andi it 8volild not he knowit by at stranger that *l~l*iishn larawo had lately occur~red, wore it not .foir ,,aj'l'i~r~mc0 every evenig !i Of Part ies of constabu- liy110ralin ill(- ?? under CIIaIrge of thce inagis- 11 'I'Oir'~ services appe~ar, ho(wever, to be whlolli. -it present, and it ...

... Froatal 3niflite. LONDON CITY MiSsioN.-Last evening, Mr. J. R. Phillips, one of the London city missionaries, deli- vered a lecture, according to previous announcement, on the subject of The London Mission. Robert Workman, Esq. occupied the chair, and briefly intro- duced the lecturer. The attendance was respectable but not so large' as might have been expected. Mr. Phillips gave an ...

... WVE extract tile following from the letter of the Tihnes' correspondent.- 110o1BAY, MAY 19.-Fort Barcilly is again in British piossession after nearly twelve full moenthis of rebellion anid disorder. 'When I last wrote we hadl just hoard ofrthe roil vat of the Comrtnarider-in-Chiief, with Wal- polu's division, at Shahjelianpure. The Roorkee collimnl, under Brigadier Jonies, was two marches on ...

... 9 ?p Kqltlfa5t 'YIctullOtm (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1858. THE business transacted in the House of Commons yesterday was devoid of interest. By the notices on the paper we observe tlnrk Mr. P. O'Brien is to move, on Monday next, that the Police Bills be referred to a select committee. The fact is, the Roman Catholic party are anxious to preserve the Dublin -police ...

... P1tOSPEOTS AND RIETROSPECTS. As far as present appearances go Lord Derby's Ad- mittistration is likely to end ito; at least until it hins had an opportunity of develolping its views of roefrim; by which qnestion, obviously, any (loerntillent plii- potunling a Bill nlasL hI content to stattl or iall. TIe cry of a Government by sn Mighace ought to be heard no longer. It has nono in meaning. ...

... IVIIOIKlLLED COCK ROBIN? To-DAY the Parliamentary Committee to inquire into 'the trutil of the celebrated Gweedore appeal sits for the first time to take evidence. The Organs, of the priestly decenivirate are in a state of intense excite- ment, and await the issue withl trepidation. Taken by itself the appeal is so full of manifest falsehoods and deliberate misrepresentations that it may be ...

... I il?? jIrm. LIFE IN BELFAST. (FlOM o TE DAILY EXPRMES.) BrnrAST, as a great mantufacturhig toen, is subject to the same sort of barbarous immigration as the cities of America, or as Glasgow, Manchester, and Birminig-lani; and with the social and moral asecn- dancy of Protestantisin and education of wvhicli it justly boasts, it should have dominated those foreign elements and compelled thiem ...

... TlIN monthly committee-racetiflg was held in Belfast on 26th May. There were present-W. Sharman Crawford, Esq., Crawfordsburn; W. Ewart, jun., Jas. Hfind, John Herdman, and John Borthwick, Esqrs. The SECRETAnY read letters fromn the instructors, *who reported that the sowing season had terminated, and that the appearance of the young crop above ground was very satisfactory. In some districts ...

... THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. Sunday morning, the Bishop of London held a ge. noral ordination in St. Paul's Cathedral. The fol- lowing gentlemen were admitted into holy orlems- viz, Deacons-E. J. Laughlin, Trinity, Dublin; W. F. Oldham, Trinity, Dublin. Priests-Rev. A. II. Sitwell, Trinity, Dnblin, Curate of St. Peter's, Not- ting-hill; Rev. W. Warren, Trinity, Dblin, Curnate of All Saints', ...

... COUNTY Dowv.-Seldom have we seen the crops present a mnore luxiiriint appearance than they do just now, and they are continuing to make rapid ad- valcemeclit towards maturity--indeed, perhaps, too Much SO, as by any sudden change to severe weather they are peculiarly liable to be injuriously affected,- Newry Telegrraph. CouNTY MONAGHAB M!,.-Everything looks snilling and luxuriant. Potatoes are ...