... ,1Sal1 all~ Aitlitan). PROMOTIONS AND BXC ItANG ES. WAR-OFFICtt, OCTOBUR 15. 3rd Regiment of Light Draguons-Lient. C. T. Goff to be Captain, by purchase, vice Sitwell, wIiLO retires; Cornet J. 0. Phibbs to be Lieut., by purchase, vice Golf. 13th. Light Dragoons-J. White, gent., to be Cor- net, by purchase, vice Lethbridge, plomoted. Royal Artillery-The undermentioned gentlemen cadets to he ...

... L AT I4J S T N E WAS. YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) A3 E It I C A. Southampton, Thursday Evening. The Fultoni has arrived with Xelr YorK (ldates to the 18th, and 204,000 dollars lor England. The Vigo anti Persia Out. Politics unlchangud, Ncw York cotton market quiet and~l steady. Flour and provisions dlull. Freights steady. Exclhange flat, at previous rates. New Orleans ...

... L fFT IT N ETWS., YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. be lit' (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRA H.) C GALWAY PACKET STATION. wi The Globe, in a leading article, renmuks that the of Galway line to America is at present a problem which 73 possesses less interest than the transatlantic tele- graph. There is, it says, somn talk of a Galway ru steamer between the two sides of the Atlantic, in' A deputation on behalf' of ...

... BELFAST HIARUOUR COMIMISSIONERS. YIE5TERDAY, tile ?? fortnighily m1eeting of this Board waas held at the llarboir-ofice, JOII.N Cr taaRa, Esq., J.P., in the chair. The other Commissioners present ?? Hamilton, 1obert Henderson, Tlhomras Sinclair, Robert Patterson, Jamics Carlisle, Robert Workman, Edward Cocy, SamieL U'Causland, William J. Young, Eslirs. The SaRETAstY read the minutes of last ...

... JESUIT Colleges have arisen in multitudes since 1849. Metz, Poitiers, Nantes, Amiens, Lyons, possess such; and it is no exaggeration to say that, at the present day, there is hardly one town of consequence in France where such an establishment is not either al- ready flourishing or in course of foundation. But thel Western and Southern departments are the most favourable soil for Jesait ...

... OFFER TO RESTORE TIME ATLANTIC TELE- GRAPH. VAaMSTIA, OCT. 23, 185S, TO THlE DIRECToPtS OF THlE ATLANTIC TELElGRAPII COMPANY. GHNTL EMN-Intense interest in the success of a ?? with which from the first I have been so largely identilled-an interest which neither thc sense or recent inilily can Cxtinnguisl, nor undeserved con- tilinely destroy, Icads mise, in tile present critical, and slinost ...

... LECTURE IN THE CORN EXCHANGE BY THE I REY. JOHN WHITE. Y ESTERDAY evening, according to previous announce- lnent, a public lecturc was delivered in the Corn Ex- change, by tile Rev. John White, Primitivo Wesleyan Methodist Minister, on- The Voice of the Multi- tiude, or tile Wants or the Age. Tickets had been sold at Is. each, and the largo and eapacious building was crowded to excess by a ...

... TH1E LOSS OF THE AUSTRIA. NEARLY FIVE HUNDRED PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH, DROWNED, OR SUFFOCATED. (FROM TtHR NEW YORK TIMES OF THE 28TH.) TilE painful suspense concerning the fate of the steam- ship Austria is at length relieved, but with the posi- tive intelligence which comes to us the community are thrilled with horror at the details of one of the most dreadful disasters upon record. The ...

... (6amplikila. THE NORTH-EAST AG RlCULTURtAL SOCIETY'S SHO0W. TO THE EDITOR OP THlE BIELFAST NrWS-LETTER. DEAR SiR-I have read a letter in your paper of to-day, signed An Exhibitor. I have no idea who this gentleman may be, but it is quite evident lie knows nothing of the manner of conducting the busi- ness of the society. The committee appoint a veterinary-surgoon each year before tile show ...

... LAST evening, one of those reutions where tile em- ployers and the employed meet together to spend an hior or two in social enjoyment, took placeat Brool- field MIll, Crumlin-Road, the property of Messrs. Johnston & Carlisle, when between five and six hin- dred of the vorkers in the mill sat down to ten, at italf-past seven ocloclk, in thle large flax-ronm which fronts thle road, and which was ...

... LA 'ST NEWS. YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) BAVARIAN CHAMIIBER OF DEPUTIES. The sudden dissolution of the Bavarian Chamber of Deputies was owing to Professor Weiss, one of the chiefs of the Opposition, having been chosen by the Chamberas its Vice-President, by 72 votes to 53. ThiE HEamLT OF THE KING OF PRUSSIA. Berlin, Oct. 6. The King is said to be much worse. One side is ...

... DINNER TO THE CHAIRMAN OF COUNTY ANTRInM. Os Tuesday cvening the magistrates of County An- trim gavoa banquet to the newly-appointed Chairman (J. Hastings Otway, Esq., QOC.), in tbe county rooms, Court-House, as a testimony of the cordiality with which they welcomed the appointment of Air. Otway to the important and respbnsible position which hie now holds, The chair was occupied by the High. ...