... .,io t t, ?, t ? ?, 1, c b 5 -fl, ef f c r. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: SATURDAY, OCT. 22, 1859. Wx stated our belief some days ago that the Great Eastern would not cross the Atlantic this year. The directors have now decided to Winter in English waters, and it will be Spring before she takes her departure for the States. It would appear that the war between Spain and Morocco will not ...

... NEWl'S-LETTER OFFICE, M ondsa yforning. [ [II MAGxNETIOC TELxGRAPl'.] FRANCE AND MOROCCO. Paris, Sunday. The Moaitdes, of to-day contains an article, which flrst gives an account of' the attacks of thoe Moroc- conians on tho French territory during August and September last. The article then proceeds thuls:- The daring and the culpable behaviour of those tribes deserve severe chastisement. The ...

... THE EYNSHAM COMM1IISSION. (FROM THE OXFORD CRRONICLE.) Wurn refernccc to tile comltlissioll about to issue for the trial of the Rev. W. S. Bricknell, we feel sincere regret at the announcement, and fear it will convey to the minds of most laymen very different ideas from that of Episcopal carefilness in regard to the spiritual welfare of the diocese. Were this a case of immorality, such as we ...

... PROPOSED LINE OF RAILWAY BETWEEN iMIULLINGAR AND DUNDALK. D6INnALK, FRIDAY EVENING-An important and influential meeting of the inhabitants of this town was convened this evening- in the Court-House, int accordance with a requisition to the Chairman'ofthe Towri Commissioners, E. H. MIAARDLP, Esq., J.P., in the chair. 7 The Hon. Major JOYCTLYN said there could be no doubt of the immense ...

... (FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.) YESTERDAY, a meeting of this Board, specially sum- moned, was hold at the Workhouse, to consider the following notice of motion; which had beenrgisen by Mr. Win. Sharman 'Crawford:- I give notice that, on Tuesday next, the 4th October, I will cill the at- tention of;the Board to the propriety of reconsidering the vote passed on Tuesday, the 1 3th Sept., by which the ...

... MONUMENT TO THE LATE CAPTAIN FRANCIS R. Mi. CROZIER, R.N. (FROMI OUR OWN REPPORTER.) YLSTERDAY, at two O'ClOCkl a public Meeting of tile inhabitants of Banbridge and its neiglhbourhood was held in the Town lIall, for the purpose of taking measures to erect a suitable monument to the memory of their gallant townsman, Captain F. R. M. Crozier, R.N., who perished with Sir John Franklin's ill ...

... SomE days ago we received a copy of a paper called the Insurance Gaztc'e, which, as its name implies, is published solely in the interest of the insurance com- panics, In this obscure print we found an article, carefully surrounded with marks, to insure its com- ing under our notice, and which was devoted to a most unwarranted attack upon the good name of Belfast.. Professing to consider the ...

... LONDON OoRBESPONDENCE]j (FRoM OUR OXVN CoualtspONDRlNT.) Lo-NDOIN, *VljD1E) DAY. Tan easy taoclaltence with which the advisers of her Majesty conduct the Governmcnt of the country at this moment is the subject of general remark and general admiration, A rollicking Pretiicir and an erratic little foreign Secretary wield the destinies of the empire at will, and judging from the free and easy ...

... TIIfS DAY'S NEWS. [BY MAGNETIa TELEGRAPH.] NEW1S-LETTER OFFICE, Wednesday, One o'clock, pnm. NARROW ESCAPE OF A TRANSPORT SHIP, WITH SOLDIERS' FAMILIES FOR INDIA. The Clara, with 386 wives and children of soldiers in India, which grounded under Marehead, arrived at Plymouth yesterday afternoon, making five inches water per hour. A telegram from the Horse Guards at once ordered the immediate ...

... I GRBAT BALLOON VOYAGE IN AMERICA. EXTRAORDINARY ESOAPE. (r~RoM THE WATERTOWN REFORUMER, PE'NNSYIYANtA.) JoEIN A. lIADJOOCK, who accompanied La Mountain in his lato alarming ascension on the 22nd ilt., at Watertown, Pa., has pcrformed the daty of historio- grapbier of the voyage. At the signal Let go all, they started at twenty minutes before six p.m., with the theortmometer indicating 84 ...

... NVEW.S-LETTER OFFICE, TAhursdy Mforning. [B3Y MAGNETIC TLEGRAPl1.] THE CONGRESS. The Independance says that, out of compliment to the Emperor Napoleon, Austria proposed that the Congress should sit at Paris, but that this was de- clined, and the chances continue in favour of Brns- sels. It, is nmo said that Portugal and Sweden wvill not be represented. The Paris Pays says that the only Powers ...

... G A It I B A L D I. AcORILOSPONDiNCtE from Turin gives some interesting details respecting Garibaldi. There bave been various reports concerning his designs, and it was said that lie contemplated an invasion of Neapolitan territory. ?? his secret intentions may be, says the letter:- Ile has fixed his head-quarters for the moment at Bologna; where bis presence is all the more en- couraging to ...