... TRIAL OF M1. MONTALEMIBERT. (FROM THuE DAILY mNEws' L'O*tuiSPO\NDEN-T.) PAnIS, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. JlAvING ?? thle ex treme good fortune to obtain a tie ktt of adiissi on to thle trial oftire Count De Mlontalemirert, 1 am able to tell you something about it, but I cannot pretend to give antything worthiy the name or a* re- port. The uise of pen or pencil was, as you are aware, bsoiutciy ...

... C COR[ESPONDENOE. Ixqutzitiiti.-In reference to your question whether all gentlemen hol ding ths property specified in our colunns yesterday morning are entitled to vote at the election of County Treasurer whether in the commission of the peace or not, we thoughlit every one was aware that only magistrates of tile county had the privilege of voting. THIItEKATENING NOTICE. TO THE, 1DITOR OF ...

... A CORRKSPONDENT has sent us the following from Monaco, dated the ?? noticing an article of the Presse on the contemplated sale of the Princi- pality of -Monaco to Russia, you most judiciously throw strong doubts on the whole story, In feet, a more absurd statement conid not have been ha- zarded, and complete ignorance of the locality could alone have inspired it. This is the second thie in the ...

... I a 0 i0 Ih-i'} I ielf 1t 1, c ulfldf ?? I I (ESTABLIS11ED ANNO 1737.) 1: BELFAST: MONDAY, NOV. 29, 1858. Oua Special Reporter in Dublin has forwarded the judgment of the Court of Exchequer in the case of the Attorney-General. v. Henley, one of the Excise prosecutions arising out of the Moore Tea Frauds. The question involved was one of law, the defondant having demurred to the form of the ...

... LETTER FROM DR. MfI'ALE TO LORD DERBY. A letter from Dr. M\I Ilale to ?? Earl of Derby has been published, from which we give the following passages:- ' Some recent events of an extraordinary character sufficiently show that it cannot be deiemed premature or unreasonable, at this advanced term of' the recess, to turn your lordship's attention to the neglected claims of (Roman) Catholic Ireland ...

... TO THE ORANGEMEN OF IRELAND-ADDRESS OF THE GRAND LODGE AT ITS PRESENT MEETING. AeCKNOWLEDGING the grcat mercies of God bestowed upon the Orange Institution, the Grand Lodge give thanks to Iaim who has permitted them to meet once more in the metropolis of IrIland. They review, with no ordinary gratiflcation, the ex- tending influence of their order, the incrcase of their usefulness, and thc ...

... PRIOTESTAN'T MEEITING ON CARDINAL WISE- MAN'S VISIT TO IRELAND. LAST Friday evening, a public meeting was held at St. James's Hall, Piccadilly, for the purpose of hear- ing from eye-witnesses the correct impressions of Cardinal Wisemanms recent visit. AIle. J. C. COLQU1OtUi presided, and having stated the object of the meeting said, that as -to tire im-- Piroverrluot of Ireiand, tlihy work ...

... It A I L IV A Y . T I A l - T A B L B. [ARRANGE)D FORi TIm NNwVS-LETTrmR.] TRAINS Will leave for, the nadermentioned places from mid to BIulfiitst, oil week days, at the following Iora Belfaust. Tfo Belfast. 0, 9510 Si; 2, 41 0 pmw Antrim 7 58, 10 27 till; 2 r8 , . , ?? JO Pil. 7, S ciii; 12 ii, 4 s0, Atinagi 7 25, ' 90 0 mic 12 n, 7 1I pil .4 50 pm if, i 30 tim; 2, 4 S0 pin ll Bllycldro d :21 ...

... A GOOD Englishman and a brilliant seaman now lies still in death at Arundel Castle. Lord Lyons died there, after a short illness, on Wednesday. It was but the other day, after his return from the Mediterranean, that lie was summoned to command the squadron of honour which escorted her Majesty to Cherbourg- It was fit that the most illustrious Admiral in the service should be selected for this ...

... (suoMl OUR OWN CORlIESPONDENMT.) LONDOY, SATUnDStY. AN extraordinary chan.gc has taketi place in the weather within the last forty-eight hours. Thle se- vcre frost disappcared as suddcnly as it came, and we are non' so wajrm that we scarcely lnow what to do with ourselves. The hard dry hoar frost, and crulplied browlun snow have disapibeared; the streets are lou-e. deep in inud, and a forest ...

... A FEw days since al article Contrasting the taxation of Belfait and Glasgow appeared in a Radical con- temporary, notoriouls for its attacks upon the Town Council, and for the unscrupulous misrepresentations winch it has used fronm time to time in fnrtherance of its objects In the article in question fallacies trod upon each other's hleels; and facts were either ingeniously disguised or ...

... [oY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] I' R U S S I A. The Berlin Correspondent of t1lo Tijres enters at great- lengtlh into the r cent. elctions. 'The Ministerinl najorilty is overwlielining, The Chamber is almost entirely liberills; olit ot tile whole 350 members, not more than GO or 70 at the most cau Ile reckoned as Cowservatives, anld siney of these cannot be connted uprn to -ppnse tile Ahinistrer. The ...