... VISIT 01' THE LORD LIlEUTENANT TO CROMI CASTLE. NiTEVTOWNUiiiTi:ri, SATUIRDAY ENixo.-. is IX- coelncy tie LOId LiCutenant left Dublin oii Friday, ndil arrived in this tow n, by spoecial trait, at ?? tililutes past six o'clock, enl ron/e to Crolm Castle, on a visit to tile Earl and Countess of En.nc A guardof I iotili of tlie counlty conettabnlary was drtawln upil) o11 tiI lnlatfourn, and ?? ...

... /I. I c1l, ? t ?0 . ,%I I c I f ? 1, 15 -i ?? -c i? ? -?f t f f c r + (ESTABLISHIED ANNO 1737.) B EL F A. S T: SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, I, 858. ¶iinrtn ib J10 flOWS of sti4ling intorost ill the telegraphic despatclhes of this morning. - The coroner's jury in the Acton homicide case have have returned anu11 ope verdict, anid Lieutenant Clavering was discharged from custody. It re- mains Thr tIC ...

... 6 1 en TIHE ESTABLISHED CHIURCIH. £3 Thle Lord Bishlop Of Cashel, accolllpalied by tile trr Vicar-Goncral oi Watcrford and Lisaxore, Arthur E. I'l Cayor, esq., Q.C., his lordshlip's chaplain, the Rev. Rioliardl 1I, Smyth, anit the rogistrar of thL dioses t James Lorenzo l iceoy, Esq, arrived ?? on to llhri 94Jt1h tvilest Ide Ilow)ljs1hi helrd tile ordinaulry n, Visitations of the Dean and ...

... U)cv Jrcss. THlE ATLANTIC CABLE, (FnOM 'cTH TIME~S.) 'Juy relitimenets of extiltation and delight which hayo been excited tin both Sides til' the(, Atlantic by t1 completion of tile great ocean telegraph hear tlt ?? of all test imionials to thle granudeur at u nl ti lvt thle work. It is upon thte popiular' iind that tli Fllatgriftwi(]t'and Cotlst'tiones of this min igty c!it to iriste have ...

... fit , . ab-at all? 'Alit it11-11 . Mijor C. Nasnyth tles ceased to be Deputy Assis- tan t-AdI ?? at Dubl)in, Is lie IIIS b('u'it appointedl MAjor or Brigade at Sydney. Captain B. 11. Vyse, 3rd Light Driagoons, is ietiig as Major of Brigado to tile Curragli Division. Captainl W. L. Yonvgu has been ipjtpointe Di Itep1t Assistant-Aljutant-GcnLrai or Artillery. Captain B. C. N. Stuart, ol the ...

... Qnumpbe, . GhEIIIAL ASSIEHUILY'S MISLTIXG -1Rfl'3BY. TEIUAN COIAPLANS.. TO TIlE EDITOR OF TIlE tEILFAST Xl:IVS-I.ETTUR. Slin-The Ruev, John Johnston, Miodcerattor of the General Assembly, having preserved an omillous silence in reference to toy letter of' the 24Ith inst I ?? think it light to state, that, as his cirenilars tailing the Assembly have beeLL transnitted to alt tinnisfers ...

... THE LATE LAKIMENTABLE ACCIDENT NEAR PORTADOWN, (FROM OUR OWN CoRRrsPONDENT.) POnTADOWN, MONDAY, Aun, 30. ARTuR ICtrlARDSoX KAY, Esq., Coroner, proceeded to hear forther evidence in this case on this morning, at 10 o'clock. F. WV. 3PBlain, Esq., LL.D., Nowry, with Mri. D. MPIllaill, of tho liln of' Ross, Todd, & Co., solicitors, Newry, appeared to wlatich the proceedings on hehalf of the ...

... 31R. DICKENS' READINGS. TO TIIE EDITOR OF TIIE BVLFAST NEWVS-Li1'TE1., Slit-I think it r ight to bring to your notice the manner in which the ?? were carried out in tile Victoria Mill yester(lay evening. (il enterilig prior to tile colnuieiecement of A;. Dickens' retiling, I fullnd that tile reserved seats, Nos. 78, 79, and 80, which had been engaged for my 1partyl were already occupied; nor ...

... A FIRE by which a considerable amount of property has beon destroyed, and a large nutmber of persons throwvn oult of employment, liroke ont on Saturday morning in the flax-spinning and thread mill, at Cliapelizod, of which Messrs. William Dargan & Co,, are the proprietors. The origin of the fire is, and is likely to remain, a mystery; no gas is used during this season in tile establishment, ...

... ,7? I ? lra? Obt , C? - FROM CIIINIA. 1,111, TnIP:lq WI: Ikolst coljri??s to Soll1c, stivjllrisc? lit the recuipt or tilt! tvI(1;_1Y.IpIjjI- ?? fi-olli 'I'lle 111mmel. alld the matit'l . of Olis ?? al'o ?? Imex- 1ILTted. It WAIlus to II ; throu'll thu Fl-cuell i;,jvvrn- I-vat m-lit, :Iod it lie,, I.11c;1 l1will ovol-hold bN wm (if' 't. Petershurl. OtIll Own k1lites Vrom Tiell-t sill a1-0 ...

... I Gu I .. A I]- ?? aDe.. 1- Cherltourg, Tlttirstitty Morniing. The Emperor arrived at five o'clock last evening, and was received by an immense ?? with accla- mations. At seven o'clock, her Majesty the Queen arrived writh her escort, and was saluted by the French fleet. At eight o'clock the Emperor visited lher Mlaiesty amidst remarkable demonstrations of cnilthsansinn The illu itminatiotis ...

... liR. CIfjARLI, DIC.I) NS' READINGS. L.Asr eveninjg, Mr. Charles Dlcclis glive the tirst of a brierseries of rcadings, in thle Victoria Tlall. An audience, foll to overflowintg, ?? (n thle occa- SiOnt, to do hon our to the distiignishcd aned lc-lt ltliitsdlhci tl~l'l. Indectd, it mighxt have been as plieasanwt if the surplus audience in one part, of the htonse tadl literally ...