... &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 ...

... 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 ...

... ON Friday tyo1ntug last, Mlr. 21'Meeian dleliveretl a lecture to the Young Men's Christian and Literary Association, CairicliOyl[s. Ills ?? was 'TiTe MIetaplboi'etl Appflicatioln of Words, and hov it camnc to he made, Hlis discourse ?? of illustrationls and examples, many ot W'hichl sarI been suggested by the scenery surrounding fiarriclifrgtis. Amongr these wvero the words Jebate and ...

... A MAN BURIED AlIVE, EIGHT IIOURS. . ?? ox lond~ity ivecke, an a well-dligger named William Doiterasa was engaged !ii thle excavation of'a. well near Tieltries Cottages, New St root, Chelmf osrd, thle [tio- pet11ty of' E. S. Chalk, Esq., yhan at a depth of about tmweit-six feeut I le siddesgave, way, andt( thetn flortunlate lttill was hetviedI beneath aI mass of' earth anid bricks, tronta which ...

... TRE BELFAST LINEN TRADE CIRCULAR. DRAWN Ul' BY A CO.IMITTME OF TILE LI'tEX TRADE, APPOISTflh) UNDER Tilt SANCTION OF THlE BELFA.ST C5IAIDRBE OF COMMiWEZ'C. Beiflist, Monday Evening. Flas.-As usual at this season OF the year, between the exhaustion of thle old and tile filling of the country markets with tlhe new crop, out' reports arc comparatively meagre. The supiply of new flax is gritil ...

... OUR LONDON CORRESPONI)ENCE. (FRO3M 0n OWN CaOURESPONDEl'.) LoynDo, SATURDAY BvaEN oNG. Tui weathibe in London ?? broken lip, as the say- ing is, and there is every prospect of a visit frolm the equinoxial gales rather earlier than usual. To-day, the rain is fallin.g in dreary, remorseless, ?? shorwers, adl the whole system of water-works which was to lie exhibited at five o'clock in the ...

... LATEiS'1 N 1J\W S VYESEI'ERDAY'S DESPATCHES. ( MY AGNIETIC TELEGRAPM) INDIA. FOREIGN OFFICE TELEGRAM. The following telegram is fieom her Maiesty's Am- bassadoi at Constantinople:- Therapis, August 20. Intelligence lions Alexandnria is dated August 9. The steamer Madras alrived at Suez on tile ?tlh inst., with dates Bombay, July 19, 0 eM.; Arlen, July 31. The GOwalior army lhas been broken up ...

... 6?t % O (J? , ?? d f a ? f tffcr# (ESTABLISUEID ANNO 1737.) B E TF A S T: TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1858. \Wui: have received by tolegraph a despatch from India, with Bombay dates to July 19, by which wye learn that the Gwalior armiy had gone into quarters. Although there were still large num- bers of rebels in the field, it is gratifying to find previous intelligence confirmed, to the ?? that, in ...

... 'A~rtwello o'clock onl Friday, the Lord Lieutenant loft Londod~~eirry to visit his relative, the Very 11ev. Archdeacon Goold, who resides at. Sharon Globe, in thle County of Denegal, distant nine miles from this city. His Excellency travelled iii a carriage cud four, (in thle arrival of thle Viceregal cortege ait Newtow a runsilnligain, at small anfllet neat' Sharon, his Excellen1cy was met by ...

... fTHE CHARGE OF BIGAMY AGAINST THE IION MAJOR YELVERTON. TO TrtKENDTTOR OPY TlEil TIUE'S. - Sin-I have read tbe articlo in the Times of tlis (lIv' upon the ahove painful case with more (liea or- dniatry interest, as (ile first wife of the major, the Hon. Maria Therosa Yelverton, Consulted me in tile first instance uopn the stiliect. TIho ladvy is highly accolmplishied, having received her ...

... SCENE IN TUANI-TIE O'MHALLEY ORPHANS 0(h Thursday, tile 19LIl instant, Ree. Mri Seymour and Rev. MEr. Fowler wont up1) to tale leave of these children before they would b)e ?? from tile WVorkhouse. When they alppeaiel, accompanied by two other clergymeim, threre was a good deal of con- fusion among r the officials of the WVorkhouise. After some timo they succeeded in gaining andmis- sion to ...