... 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 ...

... 01jl21s,lYIA s D A Y. Saturday ntext being Christimas Day, the NEms-LETTER, accordilg to usuanl customti will not be published o07 that day. Adevertisenienbs shoudt, therefore, be, fori'oaded onl Thursday for FPriday's publication. Those intended for Mfonday's iulpressioii should be sent by post, or drol)ped in the Letter-box at the Publishing qgfice, TIE RECE'NT DEATHS OEPPRISBYT*TEANM ...

... MAIIRRIAGE A LA lIUDE-THE MATTER OF I THE DOT-TREASURE TROVE-THE DIA- MOND TALISMAN OF ALI GHALIB PASHA. PARIS, ThURSDAY, DEC., 23ftD.-Tho most fantas- tical magie-lantern reprcsentation which our follies non and then afford us has been given by the sudden rupture of a marriage wbich has long been talkedl of, aud which, indeed has become so public that the two greatest cosotrieres il Paris ...

... THE IPOPE AND II[S PROMISES. IT is now nearly ten years since Pins IX. re.entered Rome, pacified by FreCIch bayonets; ie caroried in his hand tho charter which is called the Motu Proprio ol(G'aeln (13th September, 1849), which was a solenin promise to his subjects and to his foreign protectors that the abuses of the past should not bo renewed. The above-namned document contained a formal en ...

... SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. VISIT OF ILS ROYAL IiIGiNESS THE PRINCF CONSORT. TuiE Smithfield Club Cattle Show has this year been IIOIIoUIed with the presence of Royalty, a circum- stance which has occurred but once since the visit of her Miajesty in 1850. It was arranged that his Royal Highness should visit the show at five o'clock on Saturday afternoon, but at twenty minutes before the ...

... R A IL W AY TIM Es-TAB L E. [ARRANGED FOR THE NEWS-LETTER.] Taluis will leave for the undermentioned places l fronm'and to Belfast, on Week days, at the following hours From Bolfast. To Bqyast. C 9 90 am; 2, 4 30 pm Antria 7 98, 10 27 amu; 2 58 6 40 pin. 7, 8 am; 12 n, 4 90, Armagh 7 20, U 30 am, 12 n, 7l1lpin 4 10pin 0, 9 ?? akl; 2,4 30 pm Dialyclare 821,1061 am, 321, 63 7Vim; 12 n; 4 3( ?? ...

... JUDGE%, JURIES, AND AUNT SALLY. (FROM MIETROPOLITAN GOSSIP OF LIVERPOOL ATeBION.) LONDON, SATURDAY EvEcxmxo-Tllis ought to be cainival week in Pandemonium, considering how Becizel)ub's chaplains, the gentleien in horse-hleir wigs hlave been enjoying tilemsllves. Such harvests of fees and, such disclosures of what the fees have been for, havn't been witnessed in modern tiniqs; andl the ...

... - - TIHE PRESS. THE SADLEIR FRAUDS. (icOSI THE TIMES.) WHAT a splendid dream was that one of John Sad- leir's-2I,000,000 well secured on land and a peerage! It ail ended on the slope of that little knoll on HatupT stead ileath, where tbe 'donlkeys stnnd to be hired at the rate of one shilolfg tho first hour, and sixpence the next. Just think of an Irish) provincial attorney setting to work to ...

... PI(E:NIX CLUBS AND PHErNIX FEATHERS. THiEmn is something more than meets the eve in ?? Clubs' Men-Irisilmen especianly- are not ?n the habit of forminig secret ?? with- out having a definite object in ViCw. It \las been so in every association in this country throughout its entire history, and it may reasonably be conjeteired that it is so in tho present conspiracy; and notlhing could be more ...

... SUBSCRIPTION BAALL. LAST night, thle second subscription ball of the season was give' in the Music Hall under distinguished patronage. The company, which numbered about ninety of the ndbilitY and gentry of the district, began to arrive at ten o'clock. Amon.gst those present ?? Massereene, HIon. Miss Skeffington, Lady Matilda Moitgomery, A. 1I. Montgonucryjthe lMisscs'MontgofiCry, Mtrs. ...

... FRENCH GOSSIP AND CHIT-CHIAT. PAins, TUESDAY Evsrn;NG.-Theatrieal squabbles occupy the Parisians, en attendant tlhe appeal of the great caso of Napoleon III. verses Morntalembert.- Mario was compelled to sing last night by a decree of the Court, under penalty of OtOOF. for every time he reiused to personate the Dnisa di Mantova in Rigo- lctto, He hart nothllg Ior it bit tovocalise ...