... 46 1) t -Wldfiot W,3 - ? c f f c r. (ESTADLI'SBUD ANN( 1737 ) BJELFAST: FRIDAY, JULY 16, 18.58. TIrE Committee on County Rates (Irelahd) havO met, taken evidence, and made up their report. The Committee was obtained upon the motion of Mr. Macarticy, Mt.P., and the following is the report to wiich they have agreed The committee recomrmeind that in fuhire grants shall be made for the maintenance ...

... IT was at three different epochs, what contrasts! I hadmet this remarkable man (Louis Napoleon). First, in 1840, I sat opposite to him at the hospitable house of his uncle, the good Joseph, in London. Ho was then only known to the world as the youthful insur- gent of Italy, tho unfortunate conspirator of Stras- burg, and the proscribed citizen of Switzerland. His career excited interest, his ...

... LATEST__ NEIjWS, I YESEITDA Y'S DESPATCHES. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) A M E It I C A. The commercial advices by tile North Star arrivedI this morning, as also the telegraiphic news from New York, by thle steamn-ship Indian, arrived at Liverpool. The Senate finally adjoarued on thve 16th, after adopting the resolutions reported by the Committee on Foreign Affairs, rcspesting the alleged British ...

... (nROM TIHE MORNING HiERALD.] ONIE of the most important subjects that can be dis- cussed in Parlinemit or at least one involving prin- ciples of thle very bigbest dIescription, formed matter of (debate on Friday night in the [louse of Commonis. The occasion and motut of introdueing tire subject wvere, perilaps, ill-chosen, tboughli no fitter ?? coltd have bcell solceted ?? the ?? wvho in- ...

... ANNUAL REPORT OFz Tli COMIISSIONEIS OF lDUCA- T'PON IN IR.LAND FOR TIrE YEAR 1857-8. To his Excellency Archibald William Earl of Egliraton and Winton, xc., Lnrd Lieutenant General and General Governor of Treland. WE tire Commissioners of Educatiol in Ireland, beg leave (in obedience to fire 1 irections of tie Act of the 53rd Gco. 3. c. 107) to lay beuiore your Excellency a report of the ...

... Wis (Tises) have received the following telegram froaks our Malia corresponldent:- Al.IXANDmIA, JutY 7-The Calcutta and China mails have arrived to-daty, wit it t tligence fromn daiciltta to the 3rd of June, Madras to the 10th, 11lerg-Konig to the 2MnO of May. O, oin thie 1st May Sir Colin Campbell wans still at Fut tolighor. ale Calpee rebels were ailvaiicing 1100ll GUwaiior. They were not ...

... % I !'Weffitst 8tlius)¢ct (ESTABLISfED ANNO 1737.) B ELF AST: SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1858. IT is stated that the expedition to lay the At- Iantic Cable will start again on Monday. Con- siderable doubt is felt as to the result; but the opinion seems to be that another failure will be experienced. We are happy to find that the Government are about to respond to the call for more men to India. There ...

... LSTER INS'rITUTrON FOR 'rll, DEAF AND I DUMB AND THE BLIND. ANNUAL (X AMIINATIO\ 0il PtnUPIS. TnE annual public exNamintionlt~ of' thle pulpils toolk place on ThutrSdlay, in one Of ?? institution. TIhere were present at large number of visitors, prin- cipatlv ladies. , Amlongst thlegentlemienvlio attenledI wes lloicud:-Riev. Win. Andlerson, Rev, Goio. Shaw, Mr. Thonias Reid, Jait, Shaw, E'sq. ...

... HlITS DAY'S LONDON NEWS. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) NEIWIS-LETTER OFFICE, SATURDAY, 1 O'CLOCK, P.M. MAIL NEWS. The Bombay mnil is expected to be delivered in London about the 10th inst. LARGE SUPPLIE¢S OF GOLD. Tile Shooting Star has arrived fromn Mlbournc il eighty-five days, with gold valued at £I1G,392, andl it is probable that one lunidred and thirty-eight tlhoa- sand one huludred nnd eight ...

... i [BY siAGNETIC TELELOGRAPliHI IIOUSE, OF LORDS-YESTnoDAY, SAIIt OIF P'OISOXS StIU. TIfe Salc of PoisonS Bill waS read at third timo, ald pa.isemd. On the ?? 1;ar re-cnttolt tlug thle JCVs BIll, a br clicttssiill arose, iu which Lord LYDI It USsr, Lord CAN' RE tatild., andil th lAr1 Oi Dot1'%tt7lt took PIart 1The bill thellmi panmcd through CotltloiLt!to, a vi ulls being aldld, on the Iotion ...

... ljod.i.c it tf it ?? t - G , GARDE ING OPlERATIONS I''OR if TlE YEE.l PbANT Doflt trM ?? of t (h stovc PIAbols thlat have r ecently beon brought into the conselrvatory will requlire attention to provent their bwill r injilonl 'by dampi during cloutiy weather, andl it will prol atl v benecessary ton se slight fires occasionally flb tl.;v Purpose of drying thes atiliosplieve of, the house. T'he ...

... T 11E M ILI T IA. COUNTY DUBLuN.-The following commissions have been signed by the Earl of Howth, lord lieutenant of said ?? Arthur P. Graves to be Captain, vice C. Edwards, resigned; Ensign Daniel O'Connell to be Lieutenant, vice E. Vernion, resigned. RoYAL Nowrii DowN RIFLMS-EnSign Jam1es Wentworth levers to be Lieutenant, vice Magill, np- pointed to the Line; Richard Hamilton Cross, gent., ...