... 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 ...

... BELFAST BOARD OP GUARDIANi. TEi usual weekly meeting of the G-ardians of Bel- fast Union was held yesterday, when the chair was occupied by Dr. M'Gmn? Vice-Chairman. Thc other members present were-R. Bell, J. Finlay, J. Joyce, D. Walker, R. Corry, J. Kavanagh, D. 2L'Connell, E. Carlisle, and 0' Martin, Esars. STATIE OF TIIE TIOUSE. Number in th e workholuse, fever hospital, anl in- firmmry, on ...

... THE COUNTY TREASURERSHIP. TO TIlE EDITOR OF T11E IIItUFAST NEWIS-LEtTER. Ontiands Cottage, Beallinderry, November 30. Sin-You will oblirgo me by givillng the following correaspoedoilce publicity in your columns.-I am, Shi, your truly, TtlOMAs WALKIINGTON. [tory .] Seaport Lodge, Bnshmills, November 27th. DEAR SiR-I am astonished to lenrn from a letter I got from Dean Stanuins on Saturday that ...

... THE TOWN CONCIL AND TOWN IMPROEAIENTS, UNDI'M this bheading, a ther most unwarrantable at- tacit has been made on Ithe Town Council by one of our contemporaries, to Jwhom vwe are bound to con- cede whatever merit at~achcs to a consistent opposi- tion to every act of thf Corporation, right or wrong. And yet the merit is Yery small; it is so easy to carp and criticise and find tfult., and so ...

... i5. - -kl -1 VS 1B ?? TIC TELEGItAp i.] R U S1 S 1:I The Emlperor of Russia has not ratifded tle pro ject the conimissiorn charged to reglate thle qitestion t. mancipatc the serfs in Poland, on account of its beilig but little in accordance witi tile spirit which dictated the Imperial decrees on the subject. Ac- cording to tho Novadules, of Madrid, 100,000 electurs voted In the late elections, ...

... ' - IND IA. We have meceived our advices fromn Calcutta, Madras, and Hong-Kong by overland mail via Mar- seilles. As usual, thedate of this mail is in arrear of that from Bombay ilbich preeeded it, and our extracts from the Indinapaplers will therefore rather present general views olaffairs and reflectiolns than positive news. The Enjiskimaa, of Oct. 23, renews its coin- plaints of waltt It ...

... YESTERDAY, at one o'clock, the. usual lalt'-yearly mceting of tilo shareholders was held at the York Road Terminus, tbe lion. GEOnnE TIANDCOCK, Chair- man of the Board of Directors, in theechair. Thle SECRETARY (Mr. Stewart), road the notice calliugj the meeting. On the miotion Of the CHAIRMAN, seconded by I'r. Giurio Ballyrenoch, the seal of the company was at- tached to tile registry of ...

... MEETING ON BEHALF OF THE MBERNIAN BIBLE SOCIETY IN HOLYWOOD. Oxq Monday night, a public meeting was held in the Assembly Roon, Holywood, at 1alf-pastseven o'clock, on behalf of the ?? Bible Society. The an- dience wai nuninrous and highly respectable, a large numiber of the respectable inhabitants of tho different roligionis denominations being present. The Rev. Dr. Morgan and the Rev. ...

... YtosMNt AY, ?? to Pre'olu~ annlouncement, thle ?? aunmia Ineeting, of thle Belfast Chtari table Society Was hldch in thle Inst11,atiOn, NorthI Queen Street.. The Chair Was Occupied by Jonls CLARKnE, Esq. The other gentleitill present Wore- 11v .F. Miller (Vicar of' Belthst), R1ev. John 11a4c- nauglttall, Rev~. Win. Brucec, IRight 11ev. Dv'. Ijenvir, l)Ie, Stevelhy, I.V. T.3. Lyonis, Esq., John ...

... IRISII (CHURChu MISSTONS TO ROAN . CATILOLICS. ! It-! LAksT evetlitig,, a't sevenl o'clock;, a meeting of the flrieolS Of ?? ?? was hold in thle 1Music Hlle., Th ?? ?? Is hauge]) litteilded before tile cloP, wNas; ?? by JouN Ifisn, Esq.; and nanongst those present werc-Rev, John Lynch, Mis- jsionary in) Comn iiar~tlii Iev. W. (1ault, 'M isiontiry irk c>ounty Antrimo, rind 11ev. B.Ells ...

... * ECCLESIASTrICA.L. THE ESTABLISHEtD ClIURCII. ORDI:ATION.-Yestcrday, an ordination was held by the Bishop of Down and Connor, in the Ca- thedral Church of Downpatrick. Tlhe ordination sermon was prcachcd by thul Rev. Thomnas Knox, Rector of Slhnmihill, Lurgan, who selected as his text Eph.iv., 11-12, and deliveredian excellent discourse, appjropriato to the occasioil. Thle candidates lor the ...