... (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 ...

... FRANC]L i , 1 (FROM or OWrt 001 a om r.). . [-h follow~ng appeared in.a o- -VesinEdo'l I The ?? ofU o Consultimm, by .virtne; of- which iises gad officer, of the- rown, knights grand croems of the legion of honour, Prefich s-VbadsdM Bsenatisa.d councillorsa Of itate are t: enoy' thet priilege of bing tried for crim e and se neo by uasp cial tribunal, called a High Cotof J'fse, inte cf by jury ...

... 3I ~TH UNITED 8TATE , i - - : - ' ¢wYORKS COMB 9.- New Orleans-has during the last week been the scene of. bvent;_omoewb.waenmb hese mhih took place in San Franeisco two years ago. tA viA i lance committee Tpr el dly and: Wedneosay. tookpoaseeson kitiheoralr and Ad &te aran - ;-ere ar d conbirtl candidates for public offices; they will 'ot go to the poll and vote; they will not serve on juries ...

... SOCIETY OF AH'W EXAMINATIONS. i AWADS OF RpIIZ-~SS.oi The awards. of prizes in ?? l with thah Society (if Art' Exinii tireivint ?? whc It w I Ira Pcecil that the Yorkshire ?? have obtained aN very large propiortionl ?? catbs. The -Leeds Younn- Men's Christri nttute has re- rii ceived two first prizes, on c l, andB tcnyfoirs certifi- cates, and the Leeds Mechanics' Inttt, n istpie one secoend ...

... 11 11 ?? d ~~LATE ST y f ?? e AND EW ' TELEGR~APHEIC NEWS.}n . _ . . ?? LNGE -TE CASE OF GOUGH v. LEES. %tion of In the case of C ough v. Lees, which was tried holders' in the Court of Exchequer yesterday mbrning, a ti ha sa verdict for the plaintiff, with damages of five guineas, ti rostees, was taken by consent. The charges against Mr. V haing Gough were wholly and distinctly withdrawn by ...

... THIE MENAGERIE AND) JEWELES OF THE KCING OF OUDE. TO THlE EDITOR OF THE CALEiDOEIAN MtERtC2;2u Szxs,-The following paragraph has been going th~e rocand of the press :- It is said that nothing wras so mauch resented by the people ofr Oude as the sale, by our Government, of the animnals of the royal mne genie. No doubt they wvill watch with sulspicion o:;r conduct with reference to the ...

... BjY EL'iEC'TRICTlELEGRAPH. 1 HIOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. ?? Lordships met at five o'clock. CARL.ISLEi AND HIAWIOK RAILWfAY BiLL. Lord EORTMAN brought up the report of the Select Committee on the Carlisle, Langholnt, and ?? Railway Bill, from which it appeared the cormmittee bad rejected the Bill on the ground that robjectionable contracts had bean entered into which !ought not to be sanctioned by ...

... JURIBS (IRELAND) BILL. A BILL. has been just brouglht in by the Attorney- General for Ireland and Lord Naas, to consolidate and amend tile laws relating to jurors. By the 6th section, the qualification is to be that overy such person shall be a natural born subject of the Queen or her sue- cessor, and under thc age of sixty-five years, and a resident in the county for whichl lhe is returned to ...

... J ' o ?? Her 31ajesty lias contributed R00d . towards the restora- tion of (olewer Cihurcls, the spite of sohich feilts so pie- tsresque ain object from Windsor Castle Clewor Clirch is situated on te ?? of the Thitaies, about one mile from Windsor, and is considered to be he Itmosttatient church in England, excepting St. Matin's, At Canterbury, witere Ethelbert was Christianised. -Doily Heirs. ...

... i DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT FRESH iW'1IARF, Yesterday morning a fire, involving a great destruction of property, roughly estimated to be more serious than the one that took place on Saturday night at Limselouse, broke out in Fresh Wharf, Lower Thames-street, adjoining Lon- don Bridge. The premises in question are well known to most steam-boat passengers passing along the river, covering an immense ...

... ELECFTRIC 'tEEX.GlRAPII IN AUSYXAI::A. The Azrstroaiai anzd New Zealaad Gazette has the following ons this imporlant subject. The completions - of the intercolonial telegraph will be the first step dg towards tbe federal union of the: gronp of southern - andl eastern Australian coloniegs; and a eys~em of . railways xvhich w ill connect Newv Southl Wales, Vric- @ toria, and Adelaide with earhz ...

... louse; . jJ_1XJt1JiU..LP 1. 0: in t The annual meeting of the Society for the Promotion of V -3p1Y ;Church Edutcation in Ireland was held last evening at the ?? Hall, Hope-sitreet, The R1ev. Rector Campbell 1presided, 27aiuot and the following other gentlemen were alsoe amongst those (aspreeent:-Tho Right R1ev. the Lord Bieshop of Cashel, the OasVenerable .Archdeacon of Waterford, Rev. Thon0. ...