... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ,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 ...

... 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 ...

... &rrkspollr b e. MR. SP'URGEON AND THE CATHEDRAL SERVICE. TO TIle EDITOR OP TIIE 11LFAST NEWS-L.rTTI'u SIR-In your account of, On Of Mir. Spurgeon's sermons il Belfast, he is reported to have said that, if anyone who had not a scientifio knowledge of inusic were to enter the choir of' one of our cathe- drals, and attempt to sing, hbo would be told to leave oft' ! '['his wvouldl sounrl not a ...

... TIHE PlEOPLE'S PARK AT BElLFAST. Is compliance wivith a circuflar issuled by Julhn Bcll' iun., Esq., l[oon, Secretary to thle cc lm ittee Which was atppointed lit a puiblic Imuti ig, lieu1d inl the Chain- ber of Commerce inl Octob~er, '53, tit which the qies- tion of estalblisiloeg a People's Park lin Belfast was first publicly taken upl, at nieting of the conlmlittee was hield Yesterday in ...

... IL *\ 1 l] SE I ?? N ! \1,S ?? 1S; I'l'l R 1) A ?? 1) E S P A 'r tl E , S. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,) TH I. AlT . AN 'TIC '1I 1.E(I I'RII C AblE. TO Ti; ,luron. Valeuitia, Ttiesllay Night. Slmt-1,W hlave the pleasure to forward voll the ac- ei41J IliIV ing nmssagL received between hlilf-p Iast tell ?? IMll-iPlst sdeven to-iiiglht Altbough tihe inielli- gflence is iit ofipiitblic inte'rest, You ...

... DR. CULLEX AND THE PO ?? COMM[S- SIONERS. Tll, Tiu iardians or tihe South Dublin Union helI their Musua weekly meeting oti Tohi'rsdAy. L JOIIX O. BOXS\II, ;l. ?? il 1 tile Chair. I u;TlE ROMAN ?? CH'ALAI,. The followilig orrespondeuec was read:-- . ' I'oor'-Lawv lorn imission 0fice, Dulohin, Atngust 25, 18158. S-Adverting to the Commissioners' let te cr to you of te ?? inst,, respectill tilh ...

... IMAMGINE i piei'lctly level plain, apliaroently 20 tiies Wvide ?? 100 titilet og almost sti'trontitdtid ittnmoonl, talus, 'Near. to the mnountains. on thle East of tIns, ]ilaiii, conieiveC it Section) Of linid six ute qaeli out as5 it city, tle streets- all 01' wh~ich are mite) under thani Btradwav-regittarl ladntadritti extactlr at right augfes to each cOther, cit her liue Nortih and S~u tit ...

... STARTLING 'XPEIUMENTS UPON AN EXE- CUTED CRIMINAL. Tuin Boston correspondent of tire ew York Tribune Tias writttor the following remarkable letter to that journal. It is dated 31st JSly'-The forri of son- tncirg criminals to death it this State will lave to be changed. I lstead of condei inig them to be hang-ed by tile neck until tfry tire deasd, the lal - gage e w il he, To be cut sip by ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORIIESONDENT,) LONDON, WEJNDNESDAY EVENING. Tue news of the peace witi China, coming as it does so closely upon thle realisaltio of the splendid project for joinin.g tho Old and New World by a magnictic girdle, has not, cuiously enough, occasioned any ex- citement in the commnercial world worth recording. John Bull is an impassive animal, no doubt, w hen the phlegmatic fit is ...