... WIND AND WEATHER REPORT.-OCT. 20. Belfast-N.W., frosty. (DY MrAONETIC TEIEORAEII.) ENGOISHS. C.istlodouglas, W, frost Fleetwood, SE. flno, frosty Dumfries, NW, frosty Birmingham, SW, frosty Gatehouse N, frosty Wolverhampton, SW, frosty Girvan, SE, snow Burnley, NW, frosty Glasgow, N, frosty, foggy Loneaster, NE, fine Greenock, SW, cloudy K~endal, N, fine Irvine, SE, fine De]al, SWI, soderato ...

... (FlSOM OUR OwlV. REPORTER.) tl Lewnrnds-Lord Lirgan, Licut.-Col. Conyngham, n Captain B. Stuart; George Pollock, J. S. Winder, v Hugh \Watson, James Cramsie, Thomas Carleton. v William Greer, John Hancock, John Russell, and C, f Wilson, Esqrs. Jadge-Mr. OGvens. Slipper-Mr. 1i Nohlett. I STMERDAY, the Lurgan Open Coursing Meeting . hich had been previously advertised, and which was o oked ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) DUBLIN, FRIDAY, OCT. 14. AN illustrativo instance is afforded, by a letter from Rev. AIr. Arthur, under date of the I1th current, pub- lished in the Daily News, of the grievous injustice in- ilicted on Ireland and Irish affairs through the me- ditta of the ' Irisit correspondence of the leading London journals. The circumstances of this case tlay as well be here ...

... THIE CHURCH EDUCATION SOCIETY FOR IRE- I LAND AND THE ROMIS1S HIERARCHY. WE publish in this day's paper a most important resolution, passed nt a meeting of the Committee of the Church Education Society for Ireland, and to which we desre to drav tibe particular attention of all who are interested in the cause of Scriptural cda- cation in Ireland. By this resohition, a flat contra- diction is at ...

... NORTII UNION COURSING CLUB. (Fl'OM OUR OWV'N RI(PoRTn'R.) yTSTrrDAV, the October mneeting or the North Union Coarsinig Club was hold in Alassereene Park, kindly granted for tim occasion, as in former years, by Lord Alassercoun and Forrard. The day vas oxceedingly fine, being all that conkl bo wished for by any pre- sent. The liareas wvere very numerous and stronL, dti thlei sqiort was tile ...

... THE GREAT EASTERN- THlE TRIP FROM WEYMOUTIH Tuo HOLYHEAD. TuH Great Eastern left her moorings at Weymouth {Portland Harbour) ru a quarter before foulr o'clock on Saturday afternoon, and dropped antbor in Holy- head New Harbour at a quatter before four o'clock yesterday afternoon; the distance ran during the forty- eig6ht hours being computed at something over G50 miles. The trip in itself was ...

... SPECIAL EErTING-PRIESTLY INTrIIFERENCE WITH THE WORKROUSE SOHOOLS. YESTERDAY, ,a special meeting of the Guardians of the Belfast Union was held at the Board-room of the 'workhouse. The attendance was small, owing. it is thought, to the opinion having been held by some of the members that they would have been specially Stltumoned, although they adjourned until the 17th inst. at their meeting on ...

... LATESTr NEWS. VE IVES-LETTER OFFICE, Tuesday Mforninig. [BY MAG(NETIC TELEGRAPH.] THE CONFERENCE AT ZURICH. Fresh difficulties have arisen at Zurich, and the signing of the treaty of peace is again delayed. The Austrian plenipotentiary does nothing bat send couriers to Vienna, untilpllople begin to consider that he has neither powers nor instructions. The Emperor Napoleon, it is said, is ...

... COR) RESPONDENCE THEI' BIBLE SOCIETY. TO THlE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-TETTOR. Sii-Tho annual meeting of the Bible Society will le held this (Tuesday) evening, in the Mlusic-hall, at llflti past gove). The British and Foreign Bible So- ciety has sent over the Rev. James Page, one of its shliest agents, to tell us what is being done to give the Bible a world-wide circulation; whilst the Rev. ...

... NEWJ'S-LETTER OFFICE, Tuesday Mrubq. [BY MAGNErIC TELEGIIAP11.] THE CONFERENCE AT ZURICIT. Zurich, Monday. The six Plcnipotentiarics were present to-day at a Confercenc, at Which the articics of' tbe treaty of peace werc read over. Count Colleredo is expecting to receive replies from his Governmenit to the de- $patchjes lie sent off last Saturday. THE TREATYT OF PEACE. The Poare Of this ...

... TIun usual monthly meeting of the Ulster Medical Protective Association was held yesterday, at their room in the Belfast General Hospital. There was a large attendance of members on the occasion. Dr. IlEENEY occupied the chair. The Honorary Secretary, Surgeon Browne, apologised for the absence of Dr. M'Gee, J.P. He then reported that he had put himself in communication with the Se- cretary of ...

... THURtSDAY evening, as previously advertised, a public lecture in connexion with Salem Literary Associa- bion was delivered in Salem Church, York Street, by the Rev. Benjamin Turnock; subject- The Gun- powder Plot. Admission was by ticket. The at- tendance was good, although another lecture was being delivered in the Music Hall, at the same hour. Alderman HAMILTON occopietd the chair, The ...