... LATER FROM AUSTRALIA-THE ADVICES PER THE ROYAL CHARTER. By the courtesy of one of the passengers saved from the ?? Royal Charter, we are placed in possession of advices from Melbourne to the 25th of AuLnst-nine days later than previously to hand. In the confusion which resulted during the exciting period of that vessol's wreck her late news was lost sight of, the interest being entirely ...

... TiEm usual monthly meeting of the Belfast Pres- bytery was held yesterday, in the May Street Pres- byterian Church, when the Rev. Dr. CooKS, in the absence of the Moderator, presided. The Rev. H1. Henderson, in the absence of the Rev. Mr. Montgomery, acted as clerk. The first hour was spent in special devotional exercises. The CLsRK read the minutes of the previous meeting of Presbytery. which ...

... QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE BELFAST To\0jy COUNqCIL, YESTERDAY, a quarterly meeting of the Cousncil w, held in the Town Hall, the MAYOR (tWilliam lwa jun., Esq.) in the chair. The memnberd wore tlleir scarlet robes of office. The TOWN CLERK read the minetes of last t ing, and, afterwards, the RFPORT OF THE POLItE COMMITTE TbThe commnrittee have complied with applicati00. for crossings along the ...

... BELFAST BOARD Of GUARDIANS. YESTERDAY, the usual weekly meeting of the Guar- dians of the Belfast Union was held in the Board- room of the workhouse, when the Vice-Chairman, Dr. M'GIE, J.P., occupied the chair. The other members present ?? Browne, Dr. Moore, David Ml'Connell, James Bradford, John Finlay, Jas. Harper, James Kavanagh, James Hamill, David Walker, Win. Johnston, Robert Greer, Adam ...

... NEWIIS-LETTIER OFFICE, Friday lforasivy. [BY 1ItANINTI0 T.EGRAPti.] SPANISH EXPEDITION AGAINST MORIOCCO. The embarkation of troops for lloreco has been impeded by heavy gales. The troops that were to emtbark at San Sobastian had waited twenty-nine days for transports, and when they arrived n trernen- deos gale arose, and they wore compelled to returr to their qnarters. The Duke ?? Molpensior ...

... PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR-OFFIOE, PA1L-LMALL, OCT. 28. 56th FOot-LietitGoeneal J. H. Home to he Col., vice General the Earl Of Wyestmorcland, G.C.0B., de- ceased. 2nd Life Guardg-Lieat. if, J. L. Wynne to be Captnin, by purlchlse, vice Lililley, who iwtires; Cornet and] Silb-Lietit. IH. S. Pakenbam to be Lientenant, by puichase, vice Wynne. 6th Dragoon Guards-Cornet . Ganir to he Lieu- ...

... CORRESPONDENCE, LETTERS OF ANOTHER laISH TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAsT Npxjy8_It Sirt-I shall be much indebted to [Vt in Catholic if he will add to tile value Of his ltter is the Bijhop of Down and Connotr by tell!i,, Yaeto readers the volume and pnae of tile ators r from, especially I should be glad to know tile rl` of that almost ?? passage begittin,, . N Ie but thie Bishop, &c- If he ...

... T HE IRISH REVIVALS. A CoRRES1'soDENT forwards ds the followilh.g letters, which have been placed at his disposal for pulbliCa- tion by the Earl of Roden and George M nacartne , Esq., late Member of Parliament for Antrimn, rc- spectively:- lHyde-hall,.October 15, M Y DEAR M R. - ,-It affords me extreme satisfaiction to bear my testimony to the effects which have been produced in my ...

... S ECON)D EDITION. 'THIS DAYS NE\WS. i. I f s T I t, ?? I !~ A I' -1 * j| a ,, s ;t ?? I' t*!'S, . f,-: L r RlLANtl A~p gTIME CONURtLSS, The Par!is correspondenl' ?? tilhe PsS says that Lord J. Russell lias, withill the last x0ty or two, addressed to tile Governmentt or France a despa;lte, Which Isets forth on what terms tihe British Cabinet will send envoys to the proposed Congress for ...

... COUNTY LOUTHI COURSING CLUB' Nov. ?? Stewards-C. Hamilton, Esq.; Phillip Callan, Esq.; M. Caraher, Esq.; and Captain Carleton. Field Stewards-J. MI'Alister and P. Callan,:Eiq. Judge-W. Owens, sq. Slipper-An Amateur. THl CLEnMONT CUP. Winner, The Cap and £30. Runner-up, £1O. Third and fourth dogs. £4 15s each. FIRST TIES. Mr. A. S il tR d Comet, Master Charles, aind Lndv Sarah, beat Mr. ...

... :: 'EI'WS-LETTFR OFFICE, Teur'sday lfor~nng. [ilEy MIAGNWHIC Ts3LEGORAILH.] SPAIN AND MOROCCO. Tlie staff of General O'J)oanell will leave here the 3rd or 5th inst. Preparations nre being iwtly made ill every branch of the war department Sor tihe expudition against M11orocco. TH1E APPROACHING CONGRESS. Dresden, November 1. The Dresulei Journal asserts that Enulan l will 5endarepresentative to ...

... MERCANTILE EDUCATION.-THE QUEEN'S COLLEGE. YESTERnDcAY, a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held at their rooms, Waring Street, to receive a deputation from the authorities of Queeer's College, to explain the scheme adopted by the Council of the College for extending more effectually to young men intended for general pursuits or for mercantile life the advantages presenterl by the College ...