... I ELECTION OF A SUItGEON TO j THE HULL INFIRMARY. I Oil Wedncesdlay a special general dleeting of the goverseors was held in the library of the Hospital to elect a surgeon ill the room of Frederick Huntington, Esq, resigned. The attendance was highly influential. Aneongst the gentlemen present, were Jos 1,. l case, Esri, Hessleevood ; Jos. A. Sykes, Esq, of Ray- f well; Aldeeeiian Mloss ...

... The discussion of the question which will probably determine the character of the ensuing session and the fate of the Govern- ment has now fairly commenced. The town of -Birmingh ...

... FORERWN IN T JI E.L.J I Z43. SPAINAN Mr~XICO. wit . . Authentic information lhes been received at Mpdrid sa a ?? with A.feiihipe'to thle steps already 19 j1 taen. th te ~ pcomroands. 6the Spanish nami ...

... gwimpfillioll C?xmrdgj. -GLO CYMRAEG A SFISONEG.-Y Mae perchenogion I y glo Cymnraeg yn gwadu fod un prawf teg w edi ei wue d eto er en glo yn erbyn glo y siroedd gogleddol I Seisonig i ddvbenion Ilyngesol, ac v maent yn bollol barod i brofi rhagoriaeth eu glo eu hunain. MOSTYN.-Bore dyld Mercher, y 27ain o'r mis r diweddaf, aeth llanc iS nclwydd oed, gyvdag un neu ddau ereill i Barc Afostvn, ...

... warmoutlh maven Commission. .On Wednesday the half-yearly meeting of this Con.- mission was held in the Card Room, Town-hall Yar_ mouth. The Commissioners present ?? Nor. folk-H. N. Burroughes, Esq., (chairman), Sir G. H. Preston, Bart., and R. B. Humphries, Esq.: for Suf. folk-the Rev. E. M. Love and J. Kerrich and J. Crisp, Esqrs.* for Norwich-J. G. Jolnsoni, J. H. Til. lPtt, and W. Pratt, ...

... By the arrival of the Calcltta mail , COr respondence and files of papers have been received from Calcutta to the 23rd of September and from iong- kong to the 12th of September. wr!W . The Calcutta Correspondent of the Tiyresrwrks The fortnight his been almost barren Of intelligence. a Pe°Pd d and. the a boliation o f the congeadothe The proclamation annofncli th reoeltonore fttee pkny has not ...

... TENANT COMIPENSATION. In the Rolls Court, on Wedneslay, the ?? M- portant case was heard Rv. Alictze? Joates O'Fay v- .r. H. Burke C71 Wil- liam Hlbfry Creyory.-This was a cause petition t,'ed by tho petitioner, the pra-er of Whi wae that the ra- spondents should be comnelledl Fpecifcally to perforin and carry out an alleged proposal and acceptorco of same, and that he be restrained from ...

... RICOBMOND HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF MEDICINS. i The winter session wann _ - - dnotry lctur b-- -- Vuuul yesterclsy, the I ntro.. he O'clock, lcture tb 04 ?? Mr. Curran -at 12 he I cloe, inttse tetre of the scoLol, before a nufiiorour ?? of ?? of the profession and a large old class of students. Mr. Curran, onprsnigbnlf de:. oul ceee by the atndentq, aind proceeded to' ,ire 5iiy thfot Ith wat uAi5I OD ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... DESCRIPTION OF AIR. FOX TALBOT'S NEW PROCE.SS OF PHOTOGLYPHIC ENGRAVING. We have been favasured by Mr. Fox Talbot with the followingu slceriCatiarII of his new invention, taken from the specification of the patent which has just been en- rolledr Tie proectB dreceiherd in this epecificaiion, to which I have given tile ranre of 'ilrotoglyphlic Engraving,' is per- formed in the following manner- ...