... DR. LlVINGSTONE'S EXPEDITION. Tmu following letter from Dr. Livingstone to Sir George Grey was written two months carlier than tie latest of those we publishad yestcr(lay, which was dated July 30. It contains a sketch of some important geographical discoveries, and will bc read with interest. River Shire, Jnnc l. lly dear Sir George-We have lately discovered a vcry fine lalke, by going pl) ...

... EXTRAORDINARY. PROCEEDINGS BY ROMAN I CATHOLICS AT SHEFFIELD. PROSELYTISM OF OHILDREN. AN investigation of considerable local interest took place at the meeting of the Sheffield Guardians on Wednesday evening. It appeared that during the last twelve or fourteen months about twenty orphan or deserted children, from five years of age and upwards, had beer allowed to leave the workhouse on the ...

... Tue revival services continue to be well attended in Belfast. Last evening a union prayer-meeting was held in the Music Hall, at eight o'clock, and, not- withstanding the attraction of the General Assembly being sitting in the church at the opposite side of the street, the attendance was large. Dr. Pardon occupied the chair. The Rev. C. Seaver, Rev. H. Hanna, Rev. 11. Wallace, Rev. Mr. Wallace ...

... FOREIGN, - -Ro R OM E HE Duke de Gramoist-in his master's name, I pro- sume-demands of the Holy See the separation of the temporal Government of the Legations. Tile Papal Prime Minister offers to reform the adminis- tration of the whole State, and talks about granting to the Roman dominions a Constitution framed upon the French model. It is difficult to say which of the two negotiators is the ...

... 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 ...

... RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT IN THE NORTHl TLn religious revival movement still exercises its inflaence over the minds of the great mass of the commaunity. The results produced by it are daily manifested in several instances. The union prayer meetings held in Belfast are all well attended, and now there are four of these each week in different places, on diffecrent (lays, and at different hours. On ...

... Tits supplemental report of the Police Committee presented to the Town Council at its meeting on Saturday is a comprehensive and well-digested docu- mnrt which deserves the careful consideration of the r~atepayers and everyone interested in property in Belfast. The comparative frequency of fires in the town and neighbourhood, and the unusually de- structive chalracter of some of the more ...

... SECOND EDITIOIN. THIS DAY'S NEWS. (By MAAGNETIC TEILEGRa APHI.] NE WS-LET2'TER OFFICE, Monday, One o'clock, p.m. A MI B R I C A. Liverpool, Monday Morning. The Royal mail stcamner Europa, which left Boston ?? the 21st, and called at Halifax on 23rd, has ar- rived, bringing seventy passengers and 451,000 dols. in sl)eciO. On the 29th tlt. passed screw steamer canada. The screw steamer Persia ...

... SATrURDAY last, the usual mnonthly meeting of the Council was held at the Town Iall, the MAYOR (Well Ewart, jun., Esq.), in the chair. The TowN CLERK reported the death of David Black, Esq., a Councillor' for Cromac Ward, and stated that the election of a successor would take place on Tuesday (to-morrow). R'lPORT OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE. Since the (late of last report (27th August), the ...

... la 1) t '?Clfiuf f div?-fttta. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: MONDAY, OCT. 3, 1859. SPAIN is mustering an army, and it appears that provision will be immediately made for maintain- ing a total of 100,000 men, with discretionary power to increase the number. One wonders what Spain wants with them. Surely they are not required for the petty affair of Morocco. They have hoisted the Cross of ...

... BELFAST BOARD OF GUARDIANS, RELIGIOUS EDUCATION IN THE WORKHOUSE SCHOOLS. SPECIAL MEETING. A sPECIAL meeting of the Guardians of the Belfast Union was held on Saturday at eleven o'clock, in' the Board-room of the workhouse, when the yice- Chairman, Dr. M'GER, J.P., occupied thechair, i The other members present were-W. T, B. Lyons, Esq.: J.P.; R. Thomson, Esq., J.P.; Surgeon Browne; David ...

... NE WS-LET7TER OFFICE Mefnday Jforning, [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,] EXTENSION OF THE CHINESE OUTBRERP The 7'ilwes' Paris correspondent says wo ear t(.hIa* here that the ?? movemnent coin in China has extended itself to Japan anld Cecill China. FRENCH EXPEDITION TO CHINA. The Pafrie contains the following ?? pa. ragraph -Several journals give details OR tlbe slb. ject of the preparations being made ...