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... I The weekly meeting of this committee to'k pla yesterday, Air. T. L. Hodson in the chair, and the other m'embers pwort Ur. Dunean, the engineer, reported that the depths of vvater in- tho reservoirs under their respective ovor80ows were:7- Week ending Feb ga. Feb. 19. Bia. rai. Rloddlesworthl.. 9 2 .. 811 ?? 0 O 0 3 Anglaasric 2 O .2 ..0 3 0 pivington .. Presoot . 1 ?j.. 1 2.. 0 0 .8 2 The ...

... SECOND EDITION I .- ITBY ExZodu Ar D MAOXZn TEcoriApa. Lord Lovaine will replace Lord Don6ng , as vis-president of the Board of Trade. Mr. F.Lyre M.P. for Tewkeasury, will succeed Lord lov ie a' the admiralty. FRANCE. PARIS, MaONDAY. - Allessandri, luster fer Foreign Affairs in Moldavia, has been reeei- by the Emperor. He was ?? by any depa. tation. He was about to prooed to Englu THE ...

... THE MARKETS BILL.. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SIR-I observe that the Markets Bill lisue been read a second time in the Commons, but I have not been able to learn what are the provisions of this Bill, or in what particulas itdiffers from the Bill, as amended in the select committee at the end of last session, except that reference to the fairs bad been left out; under these ...

... :Hong Kong journals, of January 15, report the eel :Earl of Elgin's return to Shanghae, from, as it ag seems, a perilous voyage up the Yang-tee-ciang pal as far as Hankow; ani also a battle royal in the di vicinity of Canton, our troops on this occasion I'e ha driving everything before them. The Friend of eit China reports: TI Major- General Sir C. T. Van Straubenzee has again been va ...

... 16 Ij t 4AtIfiot ?? .cf ter# (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1859. Timr late rumours of dissensions in the Cabinet have not beenaltogetber, it now appears, without foundation. Mr. Walpole, Secreta,ry for the Home Department, and. Mr. Henley, of the Board of Trade, have resigned office, and their suc- cessors are narmed. The Tnies affirms that this rupture has been brought ...

... I' - - NE T1'S-LETTER OFFI Cone, xion is onc ot peace and colloiliatinn bas had a ponvcz ful efliect on tile Stocl; Bxcilange. Consols nt onc lteziotl attnined a risc of tt to ls per cent. Notwitil- standintr the very remarkable nbsence of I ?? on tile Paris Boursc, tlle Snfrlish Funds lefb ofl $ per cetit. hilrher thnn vestelday. In rnilwaY nnd nil other d.tipartmelits of tile Stock :Eschange ...

... ' I HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, FEB. 28. The house met at five o'clockr. THE Wi IrHDRAWAL OF FRENCH AND AUSTRIAN TROOPS FROM THE PAPAL DOMINIONS. The Enrl of CLARENDON-1 wish to put a question to my noble friend, the Secrtt.ry for Foreign Affairs, with re- rpect to a discrepancy which appears to exist in the state- roents made by noble friend in this house, and that matte by s the Chancvellor of ...

... to~ ~ ~ ~ - 7 ?? ?? t .. To the Editor of the G'lasgons Herald. Sin,-In the Citizen of last Saturday appeared a very able letter, signed Medicus, which calls the attention of the community to a subject of the very highest importance, con- nected, as it is, with the usefulness of the noblest charitable instituti94 of our city. I make no apology for asking you to give ma space to consider ...

... The annual meeting of the corporation of this in- e stitution was held yesterday in the Hopetoun Rooms -Henry Craigie, Esq., in the chair. Mr ScoTT, conjunct-treasurer and secretary, read an abstract of the accounts for 1858, from which it appeared that the total income of the Asylum during ( the year was L.19,890 4s 7id, and the expenditure L.18,825 5s 9id, Of the surplus of income over ex- ...

... 8 ALUS POPULI LaX SU Ha . PACIFIC:RUMOURS. For the third or fourth time since the be- ginning of the preseut-year we have just been assured that the European storm has blown over; or is pretty certain to blow over, and that'the danger of war is at an end. First there was a tranquillising paragraph in the Moniteur intended to take ol' the edge of the ominous New Year's greeting addressed by the ...

... |-I HOUSE OFrIORDS-YIhRDAY (BY MAONETIC TELrEORAIPH-) The Earl of MA rLeBasuny, il reply to the Earl of Clarendon, repeated bis aesertinn tbat the Fronch and Austrian troops were about to withdraw from the Romer States at the direct request of the Papal governmon'. The French ambassador hai declared lately himself tha his government were most anxious to withdraw their troops. The law of debtor ...