... X'rl[ i(o)Im)INAitY Lt)SS AND) SINGULAR II UOVIE,1 OF £1400 IVOITIE OF COLD W'AT'I'CHIIES. Ox S'tnlinny Inst when the mnil steamer Express rrivel in Guernlsey lloads onl her wriy from .Jersey to Weynioltlih, to land aulemnlbark passengers, &c. a gelntlemanll lnaled [Ilau1kilsce, dealer ill watchles, re- siding at Birumingha me, enmoe on hoardI to proceed to Weymotlih, and amonlligst l1lm In ...

... TlnRE are persons in the world who have decided talents for misrepresenting facts. Give themi a little harnless circumstance capable of being at all dis- torted, and forthiwith it is shaped into a grievance; magnified a hundred-fold, and exhibited to the curious as a naked verity. The operators become proud of their talents, and by constant practice almost ncquire the art which conceals ...

... dff ?? (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.1 BELFAST. FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1858. TirE telegram received yesterday at the East India House gives some further details of the capturc of Gwalioi:, and of the operation in other parts ol India. Thle loader of the storming party at Scindia s capital, Lieut. Rose, was unhappily killed, The rebels were computed at 15,000 meni, and Brigadier-Gencral Napier was in full] ...

... (FROM OUR OWN COlilESPO';EN'I.) LONDON, IVEMNESDAY EVENING. Tritm rain, the weary rain, has been descending for the last four-and-twenty hours, and the whole en- pire of Cockneydomi is in tears, Tho wild storm of Sunday played sad havoc in the metropolis, where a tree is really ali ornament anid mnany an ancient cln or sycamore, that had borne the brunt of a centu y of storms, toppled over ...

... I,.rc~ onb.er PROPOSED ADVANCE OF SALARY TOi TIHE TOWN CLERIC. To TE1T EDITOR OF TIIE tBtIL AST 'SiCWS-LETTEP. SIR-Yollr article Of to-day witi refelence to the proposed advance of salary to tile Town Clerk, has given a great deal of satisfactin out of doors. III- deed, it would hle ditlicult flo theC Town Council to do, an Act at tliis ?? so Miltililar as to increase, by another £100, what is ...

... 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 ...

... ROAMISII RIOTS IN CANADA-TWVO MIEN SJIOT. LiuvitoorL, WDNrDsnAY.-The Orange body in Canada celebrated tile anniversary of the B3oyne With aidisplay of Oraige banners and trophies. On thc evening of tile 12th thlernocessionists, while returning holielwavrd, were at tacked near St. Patrick's Market, Toronto. A light ensued, and two men, na med Brown and King-one an Orangetuan and the other a ...

... (7?ij) ? C i WI, c It a 5 It II c W, ? -,f ? I f t r 4 USTAULTSHED ANNO 1737.) B EL F A S T: THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1858. TIEREr is a further telegranm of Indian news con- taining important ?? of intelligence. On the 13th of June, Sir Hope Grant gaiiied at brilliant victory near Lucknow, capturing many guns, and driviiig tlhe encemy across the Gogra. Amongst tile killed was the celebrated ...

... TIHE MILITIA. ?? Light Ifisitttrv-To lie Licuteinlnts-Ensila IT. L. Pllzilltgtoln, vice AL. M. Carpindalc, appointedt to tie East bt1liai i ?? Service; E.nsigni Joseph E ting Alexanicr, vice Lieut. Thomas becly, appointed (oarteurnaisLer. To be Qnartermaster-)II. lfhomnas Lecky. Tibe Ilighit Hlon. Lord Fernov has ?? Jnlnes 11. F. Ditomgin, third son of hiis Worship the Mayor ot' Cork, to an ...

... q , FARMING OPEIRATIONS FOR AUGUST. IlARvEsTrre tile corn crops ?? almnst cxciIi- sively enage thle farmlr's attentioll tilis and the sue- ceeding month, Before harvest Operations corn- n102100 Crythlil ?? t to be looked to, and got in roadinless .so that no niniecossary delay may takce place by omitting to have a place for everything, and( everything in its place.' Wheat, by being allowed ...

... (PROM TNS IAVTURDAY RN IN w.) A mlEUST niumber of the fetrce des Deux .lfMeode con- tains a story of Itonan life whichde deserves attention because it is stated by tile editor to be substantilaly a record of actual fact, and because it illustrates the moethod of that reinarllable government which treats its subjects so strangely, and administers to thenm the chastisements ora paternal love so ...

... I I ?? years ago, the bride of a recent marlriage in Pittsburg ?? was a yonig lady of twenity, the dllagilter of a weal thy merchalit in lVashington, Pelnsylvania. In ler fatller's emliploy was a young man niamed Robert ?? who, tile vtoilig larly being bewitchlinfgly beautirif, as ill dluty bound, full despe- rately in love with her. She reciprocated theattach- ment, and they rwerc betrothed. ...