... .,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 ...

... THE BISHOP OF OXFRDII AND THE REV. W. S. BRICKNELTJ. The following letter contains the Bishop of Oxford's decision upon the Report of the Commissioners in the iynsham case:- INear Ilenloy, Oct. 15. ' Rev. Sir-I have reccivod thereport of the Com- missioners %,1ho ncted at the inquiry at Eynsham. It gives me great ?? to receive their report, stating- ?? Tlkt your not reading the service from ...

... PROTESTANT ORPHAN SOCIETY AND PRO- TESTANT ORPIIAN REFUGE. LAST eveing, a nieetin g of the friends of these so- cieties was held in thbhlusic Hall. The Lord Bishop of DOWN and Co:exor presided, and the hall was well filled. Amongst those present were-Hon. and Rev. T-. Ward, Rev. T. F. Miller, D.D., Rev. E. O'Meara and Rev, G. G ibson, the doputation; Rev. T. Knox, Rev. C. Lett, R1ev. ]. J. ...

... LURGAN OPEV COURSING MEETING. (tR1O. OUs OWyN RPORTE'oR.) Stewards-Lord Lurgan, Lient.-Col. Conyngham, Captnin 13. Stuart; George Pollock, J. G. Winder, HTugh lVatson, James Cranilsie, Thomas Carleton. William Greer, Jonil Hancock, John Russell, and C, Wilson, Esqrs. Judge-Mr. Owens. Slipper-Mr. Noblett. SECOND DAY. TaE coursing was resumed yesterday morning, at eleven o'clock, on the grounds ...

... TIHE LIND-GOLDSCiIMIDT CONCERTS. WiElREVER Madame Goldschmidt has appeared in tlhe Old World or the New she has left an enduring memorial, not only of her unrivalled talents, but of her open-ltanded beiievolence. Some persons have said that her talents are for the rich alone, and that if they jlay be enjoyed as a luxury, they must be paid for as a luxury also. If so, why not? But in truth her ...

... R E C IPr 1 0 IT Y. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BEF15SiT NEWS-LETTEII. DEAR S n-I observe in your paper of to-day an account of Prince Napoleon landing at Liverpool, and. as it would appear, without any previous notice being given to the authorities of his intended visit of inspection. I merely wish to ask lthe question for information sake, if English Princes, &c., have the same liberty to visit. ...

... TIlE SPANISH MORTARA CASE. (YROst THlE MORNING HERALD.) WHIETEirR it be a sign of decadence or not we do not undertake to say, but it is certain that the Roman Catholic Church does not exhibit ijust now, that tact and cunning with which even her adversaries have been compelled to credit her. Not to mention higher motives, the most ordinary prudence would seem to counsel a very different policy ...

... NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, SeatadeW Morning [BY MAGNETIO TELUGRAPH,] SPAIN AND MOROCCO-IMPENDING W.Ri Madrid, October 21). The Corre.pondUence Jutographi announces ti,, consequence of the unsatisiactory declaratios m l by the Emperor of Morocco, thlc Couicil of Mijjster5 have resolved to have recourse to armns The same paper approves of thle ISOILUtirjfn tale by the Spanish Government in ordering tue ...

... Li9 lo c Oelfiot I'lutu-Teffer. i I I (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: MONDAY, OCT. 24, 1859. Two celebrated delinquents, Sir John D. Paul and Air. Strahan, have just been released from prison. It appears that they have undergone four year's penal servitude. To them, no doubt, the time was dreary enough, but to the busy world it seems but a few months since their in- carceration, The Pope ...

... SECOND EDITI(:)N. THIS DAY'S NEWS. LBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] VVli'S-L ETTEI OFFICE, Monday, Onte o'cloeC, Ie. M I S C E L L A N E O U S. The Paris correspond ent of thle Post asserts that negociations are still going on between the Govern- inents of England and France, in order to complete arlmngements for a joint expedition to China. The correspondeont or the Herald countenancos re- ports of a ...

... A F I G H T ING B IS 1O 0 P. (PROM T'ri SATURDAY REVIEW.) Tni, desperate position of Pio Nono's temporal pros- pects has produced the saddest ctl'ect upon the intel- lects of his principal prelates. The superior clergy of the Roman Cathlwic Church can never be looked upon ns stronlg-minded, Common sense is not their vocation. This is not their fault-it is a mis- fortune incident to their sex, ...

... THE I.ELIGIOUS REVIVAL, SERVICES IN BELFAST. ESTABLISKTLD CH1TURCHI. St. Anne's, Wednesday and Friday, 11 A M. St. George's, Thursday evening, 8 o'clock. Christ's, Wednesday evening, 8 o'clock. liMagdalen, Toaesday andFridayevenings, at8 o'clock. Trinity, Monday evening, 7& o'clock. St. Pail's (York Ruad), every evening, except Friday, at 8 o'clock. St. John's, Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 8 ...