... IIOMISEL INTOLERANCE IN DROG I{EDA. DIROGIIEDA, SEPT. 28.-Rome's petculiar teaching is daily manilested here, and many illustrations are afforded of the evil nature and unhappy tendency of the ftrit it is bearing, exemplifying hew broad-cast the seed is sonit and the zeal with which she Ia- bours. On Sunday evening last, ais the Rev. Mr. lHamilton, Incenmbent of Tullyallen, was coning- in, ...

... cfforagit xielktlignan. INDIA.., CALCUrTA, AuG. 7-The rebellion seems to be gradually dying out. The inactivity of the rebels is in part, perhaps, owing to the rains, which impede their movements even more thou ours, but its prin- cipal cause is obviously want of heart. The last hope of success died away with the second capture of Lacknow, and now even tile hope of escape seems to be vanishing ...

... (Sorrupoitkum MISSIONS, HOME AND FOREIGN. TO THlE EDITOR Ot TIlE BELFAST NERWS-LETTER. An, EDITOR - Through the medhim of your widely-circulated journal, I am confident that a siul) ject, in which the clergy of the United Dioceses of Down, Connor, and Dronlore are at present much in- terested, might come under their notice in a more explanato'y manner than by the Circulfr' thqt has been ...

... 6,1) ?l t g) ctf nf- 34!- ? (UBTA3BLUSED ANNO 17374) BELFAST: FRIDAY, SEPT. 10, 1858. Tiia most important news this morning is the in- creased buoyancy which is stated to prevail in most departments of the public securities. Busi- ness is reviving in the manufacturing districts but the increased activity has not by any means affected tho supply of money. There is still a vast amount of gold in ...

... LIATI aliv Miti-taq. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGFES. WLAR Oreica, PALL-MALL-SuIPT. 6. The Queeni has been graciously pleased to give orders for the appointment ?? i\ados Broailey, Esq., C.B., Accountant-General of tile Navy, and of' Thounas Tassell Grant, Esq., late Comptroller of the Victiall- ing anid Transport Services of the Navy, to be Ordi- nariy Members of the Civil Division of the Second ...

... BELFAST HIARBOUR CO)lMISSIMEN ES. Timi usual tortnigiitlY meetilig Or tills body was bold in the liarbour-oflice, yesterday, at twelve o'clock- JlO\I Ci.AuKi-,, EUsq., J.P., in the chair. Tlh otlier mcml)ers present, ?? Henderson, Robert Corrv Jamles Hamilton, Johin Moore, Robert Patter- soll, Charles langtry, James Carlisle, and Samuel MI'Causland. I SlC1 ItRETARE Y read the minutes or the ...

... THRE PERSECUTION OF PROTESTANTS IN FRANCE. PARIS, SUNDAY-The Debats of to-day contains a letter addressed to It by a memler of the Protestant consistory of Lille, with respect to the recent arrests at Matieboge. One of the objects of the letter is to correct some inaccuracies in the account given of the aflair by a Belgian journal, quoted by the Debuts. It appears that, for nearly a year past, ...

... THE BRITISh ASSOCIATION. L.EEDS, FRI DAY EvrrrNr.-Again to-day there has beer a superabundainee of papers in several of the weetions. Tub day has been beautilfilly fine; tile at- terdaneo ill the various sectional rooms has been very large, and all has passed off most spiritedly. We briefly notice sonec of the principal papers read dnrilrg the day:- SECTION A.-MATHEMATICAL AND PHIYSICAL ...

... Llaht Milan Lffilitartl *MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFIUE, SEPTEUBER 24. 2nd Regiment of Dragoon Guards- Sergeant-Major J. Russell, from the 6th Dragoon Guards, to be itid- ingmaster, vice Kirk, deceased. 3rd Light Dragoons-Cornet R. Piffard to be Lieu- tenant, by purchase, vice Fawcett, promoted. 9th Light Dragoons-T. Sniales, Esq., late Chief Paymaster of the Turkish Contingent, to be Pay- ...

... TInE following is an extract bf a letter tloll Ber ne:- A young Protestant girl or 18, a native of tihe Pays (1o Vaid, lived witil an English tfamily at Lcghorn- Having become surronnded by Catholic influences' she was induced to ahjure Protestantism, HIearing this, her father, in tile just exercise of his paternal rigits over a minor, demanded the interference of tile Swiss Consul at Legholrn ...

... she 'xVrs. THlE PRESBYTERIAN AILITARY CHAPLAINCY QUESTION. (FROM TUEI DUBLIN DAILY FXPRESS.) Ir we had lany doubt as to what the decision of con, Peel will be on the Presbyterian chaplaincy question, we should have sooner noticed the arrogant preten- sions of the General Assembly. We have no fear, however, that he will surrcnder a principle of so mlnch importance, and susceptible of an ...

... . {FROM OUR COmtESPONDENT.) Nrw YoRK, STr. 7, 1858. I CONCLuDrD py last letter amid tile booming of cannons, the clanging of military bands, and 'he hulm and bustle occasioned by thousands or human beings thronging slowly to wituess the procession in honour of the laying of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable. For two hours before the procession fornted, Broad- way was crowded to suffocation, the ...