... 4It,- e 1A . cl I ?n c If iolf c oot5 I't ff a. (ESTABLISIHED MNOTD 17317.) B EL F A S T: SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1858, TI'u doath of Count Esterhazy, wbo has played a distinguished part in the diplomatic world, is. an- nounced. The Reformers are busily engaged in making preparations for the coming battle. Mr. Bright has been intrusted with the preparation of a Bill. The Ballot Society have, in the ...

... CONSTABULARY REJOlCINGS. TO TUE EDITOR OF THlE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SIR-On passing through a small village, Rock, County Tyrone. on the night of Monday, 1st instant, about half-past eight, o'clock, I was astonished to find the constabulary barrack brilliantly illuminated in front and rere. Curiosity led me to reckon thle number of lights, which amounted to sixty-six. The small party (four Iner ...

... LOLA MAONTES' LATEST.. ASTnRA\ - amost unseeml, nottosay most profane exhibition of impudent pretence for the interests of religion, both the splrit and tili letter of NOich few have done more, in tile course Of a very profligate Ihfe to outrage as is well known, than Lola Alontes, has just Welu puillicly made by this notorious ?? in N~ew York, A ?? of the Protestant. Epis- copal Church is ...

... LATEST NEWVS. [BY MAGNETIC TE-LE -GRAPII.) REFORMl CONFERENCE. This afiernoon at meeting of tire Relbrmers was held at tire Guralidall Coffeeo fouseL, for tire puripose of settling the future coursge of actron to liii recoinm- meended to the Reformn party gertterjIli', Trire follow- ing M.P's were prect-ens ohriCon- ynghanr, Ronpel I, Williams, Clay, and Wh iito. Mr. S. Morlev, Mr. Mmlial and ...

... TIE question has long been asked in vain-' Who shall decide where doctors disagree? A competent triltnal has at length turned up. Hllnceforth when doctors differ let appeal be made to the Belfast lfercury. fndeed, very frequently where they agree, 01r contemporary has no difficult-y in setting aside their judgment, a A making a rule which may well be called its own, inasmuch as no one would ...

... TIlE BROWN STREBT SUNDAY AND DAILY SCHOOLS. . irir ?? elsewhere tile aninuial lecting or tile iriends of these excellent schools, held on Satilrdily, under the presidency of the Miayo'. All tihe schools nppear, from the report, to lo ie ost successful in anlording a sound Scriptural educatioei to a very large iumber of poor chlildi'n, but a dillicully 'has been pressinig on the committee for ...

... - TIE PROPOSED BURING UP OF M1AYNOOTII. THE meetings of tle Alliance were resumed in Liver- pool, on Friday morning. The proceedings com- menced with the usual (Tevotional exercises, and afterwards Sir CULLING EARDLEY took the chair. Sir CULLING EAnRDLrY-I wish to take upon myself the undivided responsibility of what I said last night on tho subject of Maynooth. Tile Evangelical Al- liance has ...

... Y'flailt melus-tjcffcr. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 17374. BELFAST: THURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1858. TiE following is a more detailed account of the unpleasant incident at Constantinople, area. tioned in our telegraphic news yesterday. It will be observed that there is no mention of the arrest of tire E1nglish Ambassador:- ' The day before yesterday (Friday, Oct. 22), Sir Henry Bulwer, preceded by his 1avass, ...

... THE O'HALLEY ORPIIANS. Trni Editor of the Beyfast News-Letter begs to acknow- lodge the receipt of the following sums, in aid of the fund now being raised on behalf of the O'Malley orphans:- A Lover of Fair Play, ?? .. ?? £1 0 0 John Cranston, Esq., Cranebroolc, Coalisland, 1 0 0 IV. M., ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 0 0 J, D., Dungannon, 2 2 0 Mrs. Dobbs, Castle Dobbs, .1 0 0 Further subscriptions arc ...

... A Turin journal stntes thattile Dulro of Arodena is aetively ?? iu re-organising n seerot soeiety wilieillvasvoly poaverfnl in 1830 mld tive objeotof evhieh is tbere-est:lblishinent Of tlle POpc's autilolity as it evas in thc luiddle nges Fromaletuin just pilblisiled by the Alinistcrof tile Interior at Rome it appems tilat tile nnnll)er oi politienl ?? pardone(l or reealled from exile sinee ...

... CulHOSITI 2 01? F Tl. RE'VI'SION ait any' hint, Iliow;ev riow'or fnla i' minuite, which, by ilistori'ini or ?? aii possibily be 1waelto opci':te aga-llist (lie Ti an Couci el o't(lie Cori'ij ?? Ofices, has wi thi i thle Ilast (iw da ss liacii flinc iilring isl a sea, of lilac Jrs inl reference to a Case whdich eaiiirr'd at the reecut rev'isioii. It scoels that ?? re wvas a Claim manie hr61 a ...

... IU Ro1 1, OcT. 23.-The prolonged visit of tile Duke r' and Duchoss of Modena to tle Pope's capital, and Id their actual prcsence in the dominions of the King of of or Naples, are herc accounted for by a nmst impor- Id tant project, viz.-the formation of an ?? alliance in Italy, to comprise the Lombardo-Venetian t kingdom, the Duchies of Parma, Modena, and Tus- o- cany, tile States of the ...