... T'lIS DAY'S NEWS. LBY MAcGNETIC TELEGRIAPH.] XEIVS-LETTEII OFFICE, Fridlay, Ono o'o0tovk ?? ALGIERS. Marscilles, November 3. Advices from Algiers, to the 1st instant, state that Rvni Snasson, terrified, had submitted to the French, accepting conditions Off peace of a most severe cha- racter. The French exicpdition is pursuing the other tribeg. The Akbar announces that the Castle Algor has been ...

... THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE AT THE AN- SION HOUSE., LONDON.; TUESDAY night, a coheerwZwflV s Wi r at the Mari- sion 11ouse, London, to maeet the Council of the Evangeilichl Alliance and ttirs intcrested in the unioe ?? and ConLillental Chiis tiafl5. :Aong those preseot ?? JolI, Lawrenco and Lady Lawrence, Sir Henry HevellC, Bov. Sir William Dunbar, OCneral Alexaildei J. C. Colqulioiil, Esq., ...

... NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, Wednesdaf Jforning. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] THE INTERVIEW AT BRESLAU. Great importance is attached in Germany to the recent meeting of the Emperor Alexander and the Prince of Prussia. The Russian and Prussian Cabinets will, it is asserted, follqw an identical policy on all great ques- tions. The absence of Austria at the Breslau inter- view is not intended as a menace, but ...

... I BELFAST WNATER COAIMISSIONERS. YESTERDAY, tho usual weekly ?? of the Water Commissioners was he]l at their Ioard-roolo, Iosc- Mary P'lace, WhCn GEORtGE PHILLIS, Eaq., preided. The other members present ?? (Giet', R. T. M;Geagh, Wnm. Addison, R. M. Carson, and Thos. Gray, Esqrs. STATE OF THIE BASINS. Clear water basin, one inch below top water; town basin, 129 inches below top-water; Ipper ...

... BELFAST QUEEN'S COILEGE. Tuim matriculation and scholarship eoaminations having closed in the Quecn's College, Belfast, tile classes were openod on Tuesday, and yesterday after- noon the scholarships were announced as follows:- SCHOLARSIIIP EXAMINATIONS. SENIOR SCHOLAIRS. GREEI, LATIN, AND ANCIUNT 11iSTORY-CharleS W. M;1linn, ALB. MATIIeMATICs.-David R. Parle, A.B. NATURAL PHILOSOPHY_.-Johl S. ...

... SCRAPS FROM) PUNyCH FOR NOVEMBER 5. GENTLENESS OF THE SEX.-After all, wloman's Forte is her Piano-Lord Palmenrseton. How TO Grr UP A GOOD APiET(TE.Din- at Bau - moral with the British Association nextyear. TiE HOM31E MAGAZTNIV.- The caddy which con- tains the domestic gunpowder. A TEETOTAtI.EE'S DEFINITION. - Language is most decidedly only given to a drunken man to dis- guise his thoughts. ...

... ?? 4 t (3 WI c I f a ? t f, CW, ? I c ft c r. (ESTAIBISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: SATURDAY, NOV. 5, 1859. IT is an exceedingly difficult matter to keep certain persons from making themselves ridiculous. We have on several occasions. given a spice of the quality of certain members of the Cork Town Council, and we request the attention of our readers to-day to another racy scene on the banks of ...

... FARK OPELATIONS FOR NOVEMBIfR. W1i1 vT sowing should be completed as carly this monthi as possible, or as may hc practicable. In laud winch has grown potatoes, nothing should prevent the specedy sowing of the seed, as the potatoes should be all lifted and stored by this time; but when green crops are ii the way, the wheat sowinig should be continuod from time to time, as these crops are ...

... TRINITY COLL!,,, GE. JEBRREW PREMIUMS. NOVEMBER ENTRANCE, 1859. Third Class-Stapleton, William. JOSEPH CARSOV, D.D., Examiner. CrLASSICAL HoNoRs, JuNIRo FRsisHmm.-First- Mills, Brett, hinle, Dames, Ferrar, Grahame, Mooro, Crossle, Miller, Alex. H. Second - lice, Corvan, (Birch, Wynne,) Miller, Robert James; Quil, Glenny, Crofton, (Brunkeov, Gibson, Naish,) Collins, Kinkaha Homan, O'Brien, ...

... DULErx, OCTOB3ER 29.-Sir Henry Brownrigg, In- ?? of Constabulary, has promoted Nicholas Evans, Esq., Sub-Inspector, to the rank of first-class, and transferred him to Tuam, in the West Riding of Galway. Mr. Evans has had charge of the Dulcek district since early in the year 1841, during which long period his careful, attentive, and pains- taking conduct as a public officer in the dischare of ...

... MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.-THE OUTSIDE BOUN- I DARY INTEREST. YEsTSRDAY, a meeting was held at the Chamber of Commerce in compliance with the following adver- vertisement:- The Chief-Secretary having been waited upon by a large and inflaential number of the inhabitants, presided over by the Mayor of Belfast, to solicit him to decide upon what fair and equitable terms the matters in dispute in ...

... (FROMf OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTet LONDON, SATURDAY. t T~u deplorable fate that has overtaken the Royal 8 Charter has prohiced the most profound excitement H in the metropolis. Everyone is talking of it, and all agree that, regard being bad to tile prosperous voyage of the ship IpI) to the moment of her leaving the Irish coast, her loss is the most lamentable re- cord in the annals of British ...