... MAYORS OV CLONMEI.-WO ?? t1ta rel)lY has been received from the Lord Chancellor, declining to Invest the Mayors of Clonniel ex allicio with the conmission of the peace ter the County lVexford, altholugh a recommendation to that ?? iians made bv Lord Stuart rlu Decies, Lord-Licutenant of the county, on a memorial presentcd to his lordship from the Town Commissioners, through Jolhn Bagwell, 1E3q ...

... Tren report of tire meeting Of the Chamber of Com- merce held on Wednesday last, wvill be read with much interest, not only by those in this distict, bnit by ill engaged in tbe linen tradc of. tile country. The subject of flax from India has previously occil- pied the attention of the Chamber; but since then a salll parrcl from the PllJiab has realised, in the open un1rrket, £G5 a toln; and by ...

... (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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE, NEWTOWNARDS WORKROUSE AND ALTAR REQUISITES. MR. WMv SHARMAN CRAWPORD brought the subject of altar' requisites once more under the notice of the Newtownards Board of Guardians, by a motion for the reconsideration of a resolution come to on the 12th September, declining to obey a scaled order of the Commissioners for these articles. The result Vlas what miight have been expected. The ...

... T~n. following is taken from a letter, dated San rFrancisco, August 20, relative to the actions that have taken place between the United States troops and the Mohave Indians:- By the overland mail, which arrived this morning, we have received the following important. news from the Mohave country. The correspondent of the Star at Los Angelos, writing fromn Fort Mohave, August 6, furnishes the ...

... tb ACCOMMODATION FOR THE INSANE POOR. a TO THE EDITOR OF TEiE BELFAST NEWTS-LETTER. co SiR-.I was glad to see that the want of accommo- til dation for the insane poor was brought prominently I forward at the inquest on the poor man who died in q, the jail. t] To put the matter still more forcibly before the ap public anil the authorities, I think it well to state ca that last week I had two ...

... RAILWAY TIIME-TABLE, TiuINa will leave for the undarmeintioned places, frolun and to Blelfast, on week days, at the ?? hours:- From Belfast. 'T'o Bolfast. 6, 0 30 am; 2, 5 20pm Antrin 763, 1027 an; 228 6 40 pm.l 8amkl; 12 a; 4 30 pml; Alaj,,ghmore- 7 25am; 18 nl; 4 55pm 7 10r pm 7 410 pm 7, 8 Out; 12 n, 4 s0, Armagh 7 20, D 30 nlm, 12 n 716 pM 4 50 pin 0, 0.30 am; 2, 5 20 pm Bllayciare 8 21,10 ...

... TESTEaDAY evening, according to previous announce' 1aent5, J. . (Co''gh, Esq., the celebrated temperance orator, delivered in May Street Church the first of a series of orations on the subject in the cause of which lie has laliolrlid so long and so effectively. The sacred edifice was crowded to excess, The chair was occupied by the Rev. Professor GinsoN, Moderator of the General Assembly. ...

... ECOLE SIASTICAL. THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. The Rev. Henry Maclean, curate of Westport, has b)een presented by the Bishop of Tuam, Lord Phinket, to the benefice of Dunfeeny, in the diocese Df Kililfla. ORDINATION. At an ordination held by the Lord Bishop of Kil- more (assisted by the Rev. Dr. Martin, Archdeacon f Ardagh, Dr. Carson, Vicar-G)eneral of Kilmore, Dr. llogg, Surrogate, Rev. A. ...

... CORRECTED ur TO ]ST OOT,, 1859. 1171ere two places are rnetioned, the farter is that o ,1hich the depot qf the rcyirnent is stationed, 0AVALLOY. 21st, 1st bat,, Malta, Birr; let Life Guards, Windsor 2nd bat., Aldorshott 2ud Do., Regent's Park 22nd, lt bat., Dublin, Royal lorso Guards, Hydo Parkhurst; 2nd bat., Park, Malta, Parkhurst 1stDragoonGaards,Madras; 23rd, lt bat., Bengal, Chat- ...

... NE IVS-LETTR; -OFFICE, Wedaesday Mforning. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] I T A L Y. The Paris correspondent of the 7Tinies says that Italian affairs apliroach a crisis and, after referring to the circtilar of the Sardinian Government, quotes an order of I he day just issued by General Fanti, the Commander-in-Chief of the Forces in Central Italy, who promises that the tricolour of Italy, preceded by ...