... ill 1). c 10 (3 ?) -(?R ii? . clfagt (Iletu 'rcffer. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1858. A TELEGQAI of Indian news, of much import. ance, will be found in our columnns. The cam- paign had opened, and already several victories had crowned our arms. The Royal proclama- tion, also, had been issued, and was deemed satisfactory to all parties. Pr. has for some time been a ...

... A DIT'UTA'TION, consisting of the following gentlemen: MIr. Crawford, M.P., Lord Goderich, M.P., Mr. Greg- son, MY., Mr. lorsfall, M.P., Mir. Ervart, MU., Mr. Driumimond, M.P., Sir Dalrymirle Elplhinstone, I.P., the Mayor of Manchester (Mr. Mlackite), Mr. William Friirl,airn, Mr. Thomas Fairbairn, Mr, Pender, Mr. Ross, and iMr, Simpson, 1;orn Manchestor; Mr. Charles Turiner, Mr. AlAlicking, ...

... R A I LWAY TIME-TABLE. [ARRANGED FOR TEE NEWS-LETTER.] TRAINS Will leavie for the undermentioned places from and to Belfast, on week days, at the following hours From Belfast. To Belfast. 6, 9 80 am; 2, 4 30 pm Antrim 7 58, 10 27 am; 2 50 b 40 pin.. 7,.N amt; 12 1i, 4 30, Armagh 7 20, ' 80 Am, 12 i, r15pm . 400 pm 0, 9 30 al1a; 2, 4 30 pm Blallyclaro 8 21,10 51 Am, 3 21, a 3 7 aim; 12 at; 4 30 ...

... As a specimen of the mob superseding the ordinary course of justice in America, the followingis com- plete, and as occurring in a State which boasts of a comparative eivilisation, is the more remarkable. We take it from thoe Aleis I orb Trilune:'` Some dleven montlhs since a wealthy farmer of Kentucky, living near Campbellsville, wns mnrdered and robbed of be- ?? 000 dollars and G0000 dollars ...

... 6-1 1) c ct i (I , ?? O L'o ?l -f it ? f )II, c. f cr. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1, 1858& Tie jury, in the MLarohnbont V. Marcbmont case, have prourouloed a verdict which amounts to a judicial separation of the 1 Rose and Tulip. The termination of the great railway contest in England is announced. This wvill be for the be- nefit of the sharelholders, and eventually ...

... i FRENCE GOSSIP AND CIIIT-CHAT. PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING. As Montalemibert was conldellned, by tlhe applica. tion of a law, Art. I anJ 3, pronmoted by himself in the Assevnblee on tile 27th July, 1849, some political Dryasdust has grubbed up out of tlio ifoniteur of that date the hionourable member's speech in support of this rigorous measure as regards the Press, and cer- tainly read by the ...

... R AI L W A Y T I Al B-T A B L E. [ARRANGED FORt THtE NEWS-LETTER.] TRAINS vill leave for the undermeutioned places from and to Belfast, on week days, at the following hours:- From Belfast, 'b Belfast. 3, a 30 mn; 2, 4 30 pm Antrim 7 S3, 13 27 Am, ; 2 8 3 410 pml, 7, 8 nm; 12 n, 4 10, ATmagh 7 20, D 00 am, 12 n, 7 101)111. 400pmn a, 3 30amll; 0 4 30 pm lltlyclarsr 2t, 10 S1 Anm, 21, D 3 9 12 ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE,. (FRoM oun oWvN CoRRESrONDENT.) LONDON, SATURDAY. CHnIST1AS is cominlg on apace, hut not in the old- fashioned style, with frost and snow and great log flres, and all that is usually considered to constitute, in the juvenile and scholastic mind, the especial jolity of the greatest festival in Christendom.- I do not know what sort of weather you may have in Ireland, but ...

... IC ? c ? r I f io f A, c 10, ? c f f c r. (ESTABLISIED ANNO 17374 BELFAST: MONDAY, DEC. 6, 1858. 'rsa arrival of the Bombay mail puts its in pos- session of some important details of Indian news. l'he terms of the Queen's proclamation are given, and the document proves to be of the utmost consequence. Tho large measure of clemency held out to the mutineers and others, and the assurance ...

... UE 1) c 10 C,, i??, Idfu I d ter. (ESTABLISUED ANNO 17731.) S B. E L BELFAST.: I TUESDAY, DEC. 7, 1858. Mn. GLADSTONE has commen0ced operations upon the Septinsular Republic; when, how, and with what effect lhe will close is another matter. He landed amid rohr of cannon, presentation of arms, and general stare from assembled natives; entered promptly into communication with persons called ...

... THlE CONTROVERSY ON BAPTISM. TO TilEll EDITOIR OF TIlE BULFAST NlEWS-LETER, Sin-llaving seen lin your paper two letters, in whicil iny inlile is mentioned, I beg to offer a fbw worids of' explanation on the subject to which they refer. I ain not aware of having taken the first step in coitroversy with lho Rev. D1). Bivce. Wheon I re- signed my fthimer ecclesiastical connexion in this town, ...

... Ar the general half-yearly meeting of the Incorpo- rated Society of the Attorneys and Solicitors of Ire- land, held at the Solicitors' Hall, on Friday, Nov. 26th, 1858, RICuARD J. T. ORPEN, Esq., Vipe-resi dent, in the chair, a report of tho Cotmcoil was read by the Secretary7 and adopted by the meeting, of which we give t Ie following portions:- In presenting their annual report, yonl Council ...