... ROYAL COMI)BSSION OF INQUIRY. SEVESTEEINTiH DAY-3MONDAY. Tlim CoMMrssroXmas took their seats in tho Record Court at eleven o'clock. Mr. Comimiissioner MAJOR asked 3Ir. Rea if lhe had any further ovidence to oiler. Mr R.tA said, that MIr. Ross and Mr. Connor, two I lunilders, were to be present there at eleven o'clock. Mr. John Mulholland was in Scotlanl, and MIr. Andrews in Dublin- the ono ...

... DR. REDGAR'S TRACT, Two letters have recently appeared in our columns, answering certain criticisms written by a contempo- rary upon the various pamphlets published in reply to Dr. Edgar's tract., ?? Privilegeand Dtty. We inserted those letters, not without some hesita- tion. They are written in a spirit of which we can- not approve, and which we do not believe the Church- men of Belfast ...

... YESTERDAY, the ?? forltnightly meeting of the members of this Board was held at the Harbour Office--JoUN CLARKE, Esq., J.P., in the chnib. Thle other members present werec-.Tames Hamilton, Samunel Causlaild; John Moore, James Macaula, and williim J. Young, Esqrs - The minutes of the last mefiichg were read and conflirmcd. A SCOTCH BARONET FINED FOR A BRtEACHI OF TIHE - : . - nBARBOUR nBYE-LAWS ...

... GE 0 1 as P,. 0 ll? C 11 ? C. TIHE INVESTIATIO('' ''TI' lIE LUIRUAN WORK- HOUSE. 'TO T111:i iIiTOR OF1' .1it u: ;LFAST NEWS-LETTMR. SinR--'In -ivny'llt n1icisappinllension, I tini i it riglt to state that thoe unqitiqllute(l person ricthrrcd to in this investigatioll as iavitig udone duty for Doctor Manclaiglil, tit onttr Workliuiise lospi tlI, is my ns- sistant, Mrt. Saigent, aud not your ...

... YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. (BY NAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) IN D I A. TIHE BOMBAY MAIL. (FR5toM tHE TIMES.) By the arrival of tire Overland Mail, wc have rc- ceived oar private correspoudence, and tiles of papers from Bombay, to the 4th August. We take the fol- ?? Rumrniary from tire Boinmriy S'tandurid of the above date:- Tule Oude clemnency ploclarnatioi, putbtlishedl in the Aombay Gazette of the ...

... MONAGIIN ESTATES FARMING SHOW. V (FROM OUR OWN RERPORTER.) TIIu show of this estate was hold on Thursday last, in suitable grounds immediately adjoining Lord Ross- more's farm-yard, wilhin a short distanvo of the town ofil'onaghian. The attendance was large, and the e);hibitiou, was highly satisfactory, notwithstanding that the day was unliwourable. When it is considered that the show is ...

... LOUIS NAPOLEON AND THE FRENCH PRILESTHOOD. Tirs Debats contains the following review, by Pro fessor l ignult, of some extraordinary sermons which were preached last year before the Emperor cnd Empress, in thoe chapel of the Tuileries, by the cele. bralted Jesuit, Father Venturain, and which IIave lately been published iut a volitne, cotesistingof`600 pages. 'lhe title of the boock is Lo ...

... CARDINAL WISEMAN AND TILE DUBLIN ClORPORATION. Coirsro, civility can only become a conspicuous grace when brought into contrast with peculiar bear- ishness. We do not envy the person whose conduct confers this utnusuld situiticance on acquirements which every mal is expected to possess. In other words, that one's manners should be a foil against which ordinary good-breeding does, *J Like a ...

... CAPTAIN MlCLINTOCK'S ARCTI(C EXPEDITION WVt' have been favoured by Mr. David Walker, of Bridge Street, Beliast, With e-xtracts fronm a letterjiust receivel fromn his son, Mr. David Walker, surgeon and naturadist to the expedition under Capt. I'Clintocli, now in the Arctic Seats, The extracts, which will be otminil below, are most interesting; and, appended to theili, we give the diary of Dr. ...

... LATrST NEWS. YESTERDAY'S DESPATCIIES. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPII.} MODIFICATION OF T HE COMMERCIAL SySTEMi IN ALGE1 lIA. Althonglh thc J1oniteur has pronounced that it had never entered into the intentions of ?? French Go- vernmnent to mot1ify tile comniercial system in Al- gerina tIhe. .f(i'tr noles Debats piablisiesn a letter nd- dressed 1y Pririce Napoleon (ilhe Alirrit or ?? aird(l tle ...

... 6- 1)? cu I ki df(1:51 CW-5-,Ir?? eff c r. (ESTABLISIIED ANNO 1737.) BELFAS T: MONDAY, SEPT. 13, 1858. Yin refer our readers to our telegraplhic columns fir the Indian and Chinese despatches received on Saturday. The news is in both cases favour- able. The -Ion. P. Brice is coming to England witlh the Chinese treaty, the terms of wbich are substantially the same as reported by the last ar. ...

... i07,11) ? c I '4, ?9) clf a ? f '41 tio,54 0f cr. (ESTABILISIIED ANNO 1737.1 13BELFA ST: TUESD)AY, SEPT. 21, 1858. THE news, by telegraph, since our last is very scanty, and does not contain any item deserving of pauticular notice. The rumour, in reference to the probability of Mr. Gladstone joining the Administration of Lord Derby, bas been again revived. A Lon. don correspondent of the ...