... 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 ...

... Tent Field ?? Derby, after announcing his intention to sell off his stud, because his public duties prevented his attendance at their performances on the raeo-course, has boqght in a moiety of them, and so the TImes comes to the conclusion that the Premier has been guilty of something like a fraud by using the superior aninals as a means of getting together a large assembly, and thus ...

... PROFESSOR PHILLIPS'S DISCOURSE. LEEDS, SATURDAY EVaNING.-The second general meeting, last (Friday) evening, Was attended by a larger number of members than either the first meet- ing on Wednesday, or the conversazione on Thursday evening. Tlhere were about 1,500 ladies and gentle- mcn present, including nearly all the distinguished members whose names we have published; Professor OwEr, ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON CORREfONDENCE (FROM OUR OWcN CORRE SPONDENT.) LowNoN, WEDNESDAY. NTu weather in London continues beautiful. Tile new comet is obliging enough to show every even- ing, and the Thames, by some strange chemical or engineering process only known to ilself, has become again as innoxions as it uscal to be. Notwithstanding this satisfactory state of things, the kingdom of Cockayne is still ...

... 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 ...

... I cl ? tI YltIflut ciu-Feffir. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29, 1858. TunE Concordat entered into by Wurtemberg with the Holy Seehlnsproduced great agitation through- out the State. It was well known to be the work of the old King's female favourite, who is entirely under the influence of the Jesuits. The King is a Protestant, and the form of government is con- ...

... 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 ...

... I THis time last year money was running short, dis- counts. were running, up, credits were upon a most deliente footing, commercial houses were falling, and. crushiin hundreds to ruin as they fell. Lcss than twelve months ago, on the 9th of November, 185', discounts w~ere at ton per cent., and panic reigned in England, Holiand, France, and America. Truly, cash is a capricious flirt. Ono day ...