... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... WRECE OF THE BOYAL CHAKTER. (FROM THr LIVERPOOL AL1l3ON.) A G3NTLEMANX who ?? on Satnrday mlorning from the wreck states that vcry few additional bodies had herinl washled ashore, and be accounts for it oll the supposition that the great majority of thecorpses are still colirned in tire body of' the ship, somle part of whichl lie believes, is still entire. Divers have been despatciled to ...

... fe I (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2, 1859. THE San Juan question remains much as it was a month ago, with this exception, that the Ameri- can forces, which at first were absurdly small, are being gradually augmented, and there are now about 700 men on the island. They are fortifying themselves ; but we expect they will not have an opportunity of putting their engineer- ing ...

... THE GREAT EASTERN-BELFAST LOUGH. TO THlE EDITOR OF THE 3ELFAST NEWT-LETTER. DEAR SIR-It having occurred to me that the Great Eastern might safely lie in Belfast Lough, at about the same spot where H.MS. Ajax was an- chored, I wrote some days ago to MIr. Campbell, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Great Ship Company, suggesting that the vessel might be brought there on her leaving ...

... THIS DAY'S NEiWS. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGBAPH.] NVE W,9-LETTER OFFICE, Wednesday, One o'clock, P.M, THIE APPROACHING CONGRESS. Dresden, November 1, The Dresden Journal asserts that England will setid a representative to the approaching Congress, without malting any condition. The same journal s8ys the Congress will in all probability meet at Paris, EXPEDITION TO CHINA, The Times is urgent in ...

... TIrE schooner Mlope, from Holyhead for Liverpool, is a total wreck at Port Llcchiwy, near AMIWch; all the crewl lost, The schooner Eliza, of Preston, drove ashore at Porthforin, near rvlvIheli, on the Welsh coast, during the gale of Wcdnesday, and broke up immediately; all hands lost. The smackPrccilla, of Aberystwith is a total wrecl at Porthor, near Pwwllheli; all hands lost. Three schoonors ...

... Tito following is the continuation of Professor Relid's address at the opening meeting of the Belfast Clini- cal and Pathological Society:- DISEASES OF TiUE LUNGS AND HEART. The plan which I had laid down for my inquiry into the progress of medical science requires ole next to ascertain what improvements have taken place in the diagnosis and therapeutics of diseases in the or- gans of ...