... L, A i;SiT N'1ES YESTEmDsaY'S i)ESP TCI{NS (By MAGNETIC PE[,EG RAPllI.) HER MAJESTY'S lETU1RN TO ENGLAND. Dover, 'TIrisrlAv. Sh1ortly hrefir' eleven o'clock this morlilrlg, tie Ilovil, vtetit wals seen far or oil' no tiren sen, Il1it rellny stemiiig ?? tie hillabour. Just plrC-i. lrR to tis, tih Managr' of tire Sorltt-l'astevii Iltaiway nt Dover reeived a telegri-tul train Lirron i th lar ie:' ...

... A PEEP AT GLASOOWV POPERY. POPERY his tmatde itself so ?? at honic in ?? smids OrtUs, that we are not veov readily startled by tiiy aecomnts of the progress it inakes; and perhaps some will not find ?? to wonder at in tile following glimpse of tbe heathenish aspect which it call assume even in the licart of Protestant Glasgow. It may. however, help to dileepen tle i pressions of those willo ...

... THlE ESTA]BLISUIID CHURCIH. VICsAR-OHrIxnAL OFDiiOmiORE AND VICAR OF GARs- 5'ACIiY.- We intimafted somec time siince that the Revi, Thomas Knox, Lurgan, had been appointted tine sucecessor, as Viear-Conurial of' Dlirnors-, to tire late iiirnentceil 11ev. Hugh S. Hamilton. As yet, we learn ,lo appoiirtincit lies breim made tim tire Vicirage of' C a~rragliy, vt~alue ?? £3 00 Tel' onrumn. We ...

... QUESTIONS FOR TIHE CONFESSEONAL. AURICULARLY ADDRESSED TO YOUNG LADIES IN BEL- GRAVIA AND ELSEWIIERE. WHiRE do you buy your gloves? and have yon ever split youn gloves in endeaVOrnLg11 to encole Mario in one or his sentimental love songs? and tell meo what was your motive in so doing? flow many novels have you read this season? and how many of the same touched upon the tender passion of love? ...

... ENGLISII SAtL/)RS AND FRENCH SOLDIERS. Tiara, was when the Frnch were o urr snlrriors in naval architecture, and wcn tilhe finest sailers in our floets were prizes taken from tiie Fre cnch. That day has long gone by, and onr saiing ships arc equal to the French, our steamers generally superior, espe- calla in the long raking bow and firls entrance. Tire rig of our stcamers is also better, ...

... TILE ordinary weekly meeting of this Board was held in tie Worlkhouse, yesterilay J. W. S. M'Cance, Esq.! in the chair. The other members present were- Captain Win. Verner, J.P., J. Blackiston Houston, Surgeon Browne, David Taylor, John Finlay, Richard Bell, Adam Brown, David M'Corinell, John Joyce, John Hnmill, Robert Carlile, James Kavanagi, Geo. Martin, Win. Johnston, and James Harper, ...

... Vn VCam CABDLINAI, WIVSOMAN IN IRLAE~ND) (FROM 'THE PRmISs.) IV,, aue ?? timongt, thione whio enttfctain the iulea that CardinuIIl Wisemani lags a matrlied taletit for statesmaniship, andI that lie is mili adapted for adl- vaticilig tile initerests ofr Ilis chlijjcl in, tliis r'eflii. We 111(1 (ispos'ed to agree Nwith Mr, Goidwial Smlith inl thle senltinment expreysi'd byv biji ill the' last ...

... ?? =) _ Li (I ?? T I ) ?? ~ 41 lffl ,cw~2 f)a (ESTABLTBHICD1) ANNO 1737.) i BEi FAST: W ETDNESDI)AY, SEPT. 1, 18,;Y. lIEuR Majo.ety the Queen has returned to England, from visiting her daughter, the Princess Frederick r William of Prnssia. IHer Majesty's reception in the Priussianl domimions was most entlhusiastic and gratifying ; and trips to Berlin may now be looked npon ns amongst the ...

... MR AND aRS. CIIARLES DICKENS. ; ( FRO 11M T E NW YORE TomES.) Tit following letters are in circulation among the fiends of Mr. antd Mrs. Dickens. They speak for themselves: Tavistock House, Tavistock Sqtl;Uc, London, WX., T nesdnay May 25, 1858. MIy Dear Artluir-Yon have not only my full permission to sllow thiis, biut I beg you to show it, to any o0 o who wishes to do me righl, or to any one ...

... ADJOURNED TRIENNIAL MEETINa OF WATER I RATEPLYER9. TrE adjournedl triennial meeting of the water rate- payers of Belfast was held Yesterday in the Town Hall, at eleven o'clock, according to advertisement, folr tile purpose of receiving from AMessrs. Dickey Ml'Craclcon, and Beath, the auditors appointed in May last for the throe succeeding years, a report of the state of the accounts for the ...

... POSTAL COMMUNICATION WITH AUSTRAL ASIA. O 'Monday afternoon a deputation, representing I Inlage niumber of h~anlers, merchants, and other peri sons interested in the welfare of the colonies of Ncv South Wales, Mlorcton Bay. and New Zealand, waiter bi appoitltmcnt upon Sir D. Bulwer, at the Colonia 011ce, to present a memorial in favour of the estab lishment of a new postal comrunication via ...

... Li ?? NDNS- YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. I (BY M1AGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) A Al E R I C A. NEWS PER PRINCE A LBERT. U alway, Wednesday. The Prince Albert arrived at Loop Head at siX o'clock last evening; left Sandy Hook at four o'clock P.m. onl 21st; stopped occasionally through hot bearings ; coals reported bad; weather being very stormy, hove to for dlay-lighlt;' anchored in harbourr at nine o'clock ...