... KiFrE years of debatc, and no lack of wearisome peeches, the doors of Parliamcnt rao open to the ons of Abrabani. The drina cended with a farce luly played in Wlestninster, yesterday, by her Ala- csty's servants. In acting out this great impropriety 11 the dramatic proprieties were adhered to. There vere exits and entrances ; characters good, bad, nd indifferent; and a comic ?? JQhn RitL. sell ...

... Iluo. C 1 E R B 0 U R G. (rROM THE TIMES.) TaE Mnimaur de VArmee thinks It very unkind and ill-bred of us that we allude to tire unpleasant pur. poses to wihichi Cherbourg might possibly b)e applied. Have we not Portsmouthi and Plymiouth? Is France to be denied a single harbour and arsenal on her Nor- thern shore? Hard indeed would it be that thle enor- mous costs and toils of a hundred and ...

... (r7?,c cla iarA i Ca L THLE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. T'1he Bev. Richard 1I. Smlyth has been callated bv the Lord ltisbop or C;stitel to tilhe iono ofr BLllinaldili , ?? liv the lironllotiol of t ho Rev. Edward Henry Brini to tile A;cAdecalli.Nr of Elmlv. Tve Rtev. John M organ hi s ibeni institnted to tile vicarm-ta ot' Caller, v:lcallt b'y thle resignlatioll 0o' tile R'ev. WMlter Giles. 'Thc Rev. ...

... BELFAST BOARD 01F GUARDIANS, Trr usuial weekly meetilng Of this body was ?? in the Worklhouso yesterday-J. W. S. M1 snCance, EIsq, in the elnair. Tule otlier menibers prisenit were- Captain Woi. Verner, J.P., Dr. 2103ce, J.r., Scic Mloore, Robert Corry, John Joyce, Robert Carlile, David M1 Connell, David Walker, .J. kvavilnanh. Robt. Greer, George Martin, Alex. Rohl), Jaimes ?? and John Fininy ...

... wPorj~onbcncc. AN ANONYMOUS WRITER RiPIUMANDED. TO TIIE EDITOit OF 'TI III'.LFAST NE-rS-r.ETTEI., Sut-1Invirrg receive(l a letter, bearing date Fin- r*ltallVnonliey, July 20th, and signed A Pro- 1errt, accusing several Orange lo Iges of violent ?? iiisrirlivz~ conduct otl the 12th in that part of C!oliny, I have only to Observc that a person ,llleinrg suich ciarges Ougiht to heave tile ...

... TIlTS DJAY'S LONDON NEWS. (BY MAGNIC TlELEGRAFT.) NEll'S-LETTER OFFICE, MONDAY, 1 o'clocu, 1r, INDIA AN'D CHINA MAIMS. Tihc steaniship P'ath tier, sith the Indlia and China mails, arrived at Mharseilles yestcrday (Soutidav), at ?? ..'lie mniils lelt fir London at four p.m. Tule Panttiher would be in qualrantilie till five P.-I. On 27tih. SENTENCE OF TIIE l';ISONERS AT SALERNO. (IRO't Tltl. ...

... PUBLIC )I13ETING IN NEWTOWNARDS.-PR E- SENTATiIN OF AN ADDRESS AND SERVICE OF PLATE TO DR. WM. WOODS. (1rOn ouv Oa N REPORTEuR.) i YESTERDAY, at three o'clock in the afternoon, a pub- TI lie mecting was hold in one of the rooms connected in with the Court-house, Newtownards, for the pnrpose C.) of presenting Dr. Woods, late of Bangor, with an ad- to dress and service of plate from his friends ...

... THIE CASE OF REAL DISTRESS. T1ipn Editoir of, tho Neit-Leuteit has received the fol- r kwicig itehscript ions. in aid ol tile fhind towards resculing all ea0iest and Iltd-workilg clcrgyinal, Ills wilclb mid tlunl, from debt, suolloring,, aid sorrow. It has bcen aseortained that £100 woild relieve this distressed filuoily t'ioal i heir difficulties, and it is Iiloped this sum will be made uip ...

... ?? 'I , 61 IC - ?'?klfiuf (ESTABLISIIE) ANNO 1737.' BELFAST: MONDAY, JULY 26, 1858. A SPEECH delivered by Mr. Gla(dstone, M.P., at the Royal Agricultural Society's dinner at Ches- ter will be found in our columns, and will repay perusal. In a letter from the late Colonel of the Gwalior Contiingent, We read that The fortress is one mile and a quarter long, three I1iudredl yardls broad, ...

... 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 ...

... LETTER FROM DR. DUFF; Tm: following is fronir Di'. Dffs last letter, dated Catcutt, 1st June, ?? RuIMOUPs OF PREPARATIONS FOR URE51L RISIN'G. All uneasy, unsettled fcliig still ?? tile mlinds of ill classes-a feeling that is pl)epetulated nrot by vagicly alarming lutnoills merely, but by am- thentic accounts, that teud to generate suspicion and distrust. 'Not long ago, unsatisfactory accounts ...

... rl? 6 ? c .,??rlfad Rg- civs-rettm (ESTABUlSH11D ANNO 1737.) B ELFAST: WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1858. TuiE Calcutta and China mails have arrived. When the mail left Calcutta, the re-capture of Gwalior, of which we had intelligence by way of Bombay, some days ago, was not known, and its fall was regarded as very crious, not only because of its material, but moral effect. Every means has been taken ...