... 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 atLismo 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 lwSt 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 ...

... 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, assemblOd (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 ...

... DR. CULLEX AND THE PO );:-LAW 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. It.\'.C., il 1 tile Chair. I u;TlE ROMAN CATI'dul.llS;IIII 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 ...

... 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 nIow think it light to state, that, as his cirenilars tailing the Assembly have beeLL transnitted to alt tinnisfers ...

... GALWAY tAVD AMERICA-SAILING OF TIHE PACIFIC. ON Tuesday this noble steamship, on0e of the finest vessels that could he had in the kingdom, sailed on her flrst voyage from Galway to New York, carryintg the mails, and not only having a full complement of passengers and goods o0 freight, blit leaving more of both passengers and goods intended to he conveyed by her than even with her ample and ...

... illS EXCELLENCY'S VISIT TO THE NORTH. As already annilounced in the Nswes-Iedter, his Excel- lency tic Lord Lieutenant arrived at fGarroa Tower on1 Monday last. Oii Tuesday evening, Iiis Excel- lency, accomplianiel by Lady Londonderry, drove into Carnlotigh, and after inspecting the imiprove- mentas which have been made since tile noble Earl's last visit, procecddd back to the Tower. On ...

... BELFAST NEWS-LEITER OF SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 185R. THIS DAY'S LONDON NEWS. [iY 1 AGNETIC TELEG nAPHE.] I N D I A. The following tlegrami, fronn Mr. Acting Consul- General Greene, was received at thl) Foreign Officeu Auigtist 2Sthi, at 12.30 A.MI. Alexandria 24th t:ug., 1858. 'The steater Ilind(ostall arived at Suez from Alex- andria on the 22nd inst. Sheo luft Calcutta o a thu l'th Jalv, and ...

... DUBLIN AND DROGHEDiA RAILWAY, TuE half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of this company was held at the Anment Street Terniinus, on Tlihrsday-J. IV. AIUMTAND, Esq, ill the chair. The SEcRETARY read the ailvertisemoent convening tile meetaing and the directors' and engineers' reports. The CHAIRMAN then pr(cOeded to say thalt bie trusted thb statement which the shareholders had just heard read ...

... LATEST NlO-XS YE cSTlER1DAY'~S 1ESPATCIIES. (BY IMAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) A M E It I C Ak THlE ATLANTIC CABLE. Valentira, Sat cirday Moring lo A tvlegiara r~eeived last night, daitedI Newlnound- land, Friday night, slatevs that Sir Williacm Willianis of Kccrs arrived at. ltalificx onl Tucesday, and was en- thilsiasticcclly repeiviid. The mnail stnietv~t Niagara. 5-ailed for Liverpool at one ...

... c fsi f 1leu-cfter+ | (UITABLISIIED ANNO 1737.) - .3B1ELFAST: SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1858. WLz learn from Austria, that the rumoulrs inl refe- renee to a resumption of diplomatic relations with Naples are discredited. We cannot imagine why relations-discontinued because of the refusal of King Boumba to govern his unhappy territory something more like a human being, if not a Christian-should be ...

... ROYAL COMMISSION OF INQUIRY. I Ti11RD DAY, YESTERDAY morninlg, the Royal Commissioners, Messrs t. oRit avid Co0i5'Nit, took their seats in thieRecord Court at ten miinutes tocelven o'clock. ,Mr. Joy, Q.C., said be appeared on belialf of cer- tain ratepayers and persons having property in the district added to the boroughi by the Act of 1853, andtitey alleged- First, that tho moneys borrowed ...