... ?o .aliff IT Altd1ilitila. J I ?? T U R KEY. Tn a, Times' correspondent, under dlate Constantinople, August 7, says:- Thle English reports from Montenegro fulfly con- firm thle version given of the last conflict by the( Turks and Austfians. It was not. as the Frenchl sources maintained, thle 'fTtiks who pafssed the fron- tier, ?? thle rnouotainleirs, woel-nciOs.Seul thle rivet' to indulge inl ...

... Mo T MfONDAY', AUGUST 23, 1858S. T If lS I) A Y'S L O N I) DON N E W S I lY M A i N E1 T I C TE r. E Gt; n'A P . THE1: ACC ()CIII'MENT OF Till' EMI'RIESS OF' AUS'I' I IA.. A 4 Ijcilc , ?? \V'i(MI, SlilrilV(av ?? I'The I r i Ai\istria lets been. IIJiiiV dleliie:td 4t' a Pl'tl('! :ilid lcit, tapparcllt ?? Ajlu V:AL tl 'I'1EA. 'i h(I 'Caroine Cove try has ArliVU(I ti onl ( nini: il i I ,Ol ...

... IjiJ Yli - :eta ~7 1 1 &be (ESTABLISHIED ANNO 1737.1 =I BELFAST: MONDAY, AUGUST 23, iiUSP,Q A 'tRIEATtY lias, it appears, boen concluded with China. 'The war is therefore over; and, we are happy to find, has not bcen cwithout fruit. The potts are to le thrown open to tile commerce of fie allies, if not of the world. Thle Christian religion may be freely practised, and therefore preaehed; and ...

... | THDE PALACE OF DULnI1 AND THE GREAT L ?? .- . -1AIOCIUL,- Tiiui Thnes' Special Correspondent writes a letter of So(eYII (co11inis, giving details of his journey, froml Futteyghtir to bilhi, 'aid of tilit piesent. afpeai'auce FOf the C, ty uitii palace; lie also describes it visit to thle Old King. of, tile P'Alace of'the MAOgnil he Says:- A grand( thce of' rich red sandst oie, ariciened by ...

... TUIAM BOARD OF GUARDIANS. A nieeting of thle ?? Boardi of, Guardians wvas heiul Ott Ivodsilay last., the 18th instanlt, CHIARLES BL~AKE, EA1q., V.C., inl the Chair. The following, Gunardians were present: --Robert Bodkin, D). W. IRutledge, IV. D. Grillith, Jas. Clarke, James G. Clarkce, R ichard Kelly, Patricek J1. Burke, P. W. Mangan, T, Higgins, Robert Botteril, W. Gain- non, D. Ii. iLeonard ...

... FRIGHTFUL STORM AND DESTIIUCTION OF CROP. TO Till-, EDITORU OiF Till 1IINLYST V'WA-LHTIMR. Slit-I this day exaioiiie111d that lmDrtiL)I ot Bitllin- ?? which was i'tiited list week: 1) L tol haltt-sliho'er that totally (lest roycr ilte cropis ot' several (C11t ants, A intire saddlening spectacle Calinot tie well eontcei vedl -it tiitt lie Seen), hi cider Io therm a just estimate of thle ...

... UN I TE D STVA 1V S. - -, f r f .r , ' I. 11 ' I'I;N 1 ?? t1 ; f. A,, accrilant hall hlspwiwiai to the landl Flis of' ICI'- ?? tiill Ili'clm, whilh hiall irui'ici iieg friom N'wloiiilland icaltiiig, Nc'v Yorli. 'Ie daliiigo ?? likely to lit e 'paii'ad illit aday lit two. T11w LX- citaitiavlt ill Amierica abhoit thel success Or' layll. I 1w cii il is ili tuiso. It, has been Celebirated t illi ...

... ARRIVAL OF TIIF JASON STEAMER FROM INDIA. T1iri Euitropean lind Aierican Conlpany's scremi steamer Jisol, Captain Bakelr, arrived at Con'es on Friday a'tcrimoeu from Indit wvith passeng-'rs, inva- lids, &e. Sho left Cnicutta, May I th; Madras, 20th; Point tle Gtdl(', Jtne lit;i Capo of Goodi Hope, July 8th; and St. Vincent's, Anuist 4t1. On the passage thle Jason spoke thle tibllowill n silips ...

... , kl (I I ? b ?. I?Orm- , T I I A ItETRO SP11E C T. (FROM THlE TIMES.) 'Tsthirty years- ago wvill ilow take its very far back, not only Iin scientific ?? andi mnecialni- catll] fimpo veenltis, whicht liave ?? alte'red tile tac ?? t his itslamll, (lilt II il 1 more Intractable and tinimjproveablc el meat of ciistoms atli institte- I oils, NiwlilerO elset is the chiange' so oitter as In ...

... L X' 1'i S 1' N 1'E W S, YI ST E 1) A YT'S D E S P I 'r C 11 E S. (BY MAGNETIC TELE'GRAPH1.) THlE ATLANTIC CABLE, The following, letter is to be sent to thle editor of nea papeer: - 'Jo tie Editor. 'Sin-The Directors haVC received thle ?? rennisin(li of the Queun to publisit huer Majesty's telegraph ic despatches, transmnitted tihrotgi thle CoII- ditortt ot' tlie At l antic cable to Ills ...