... LATEST NEWSo ArE WS-JLE7TTE1? OFFICE, Friday illorning. rBV MAGNIETIC TELEGRAPH.] THE CONGRESS. SIGNING OF THE THREE TRENTIES. Zurich, Thursday, 6,10 .55. The three treaties have just been signed at the Hotel do Ville of Zurich. Zurich, Nov. 10. A message was received last night from Vienna, stating that Austria wonld consent to the financial settlementproposed by France-namely, that Anstria ...

... Allen's Indian Mail ?? we greatly err, the Secretary of State lifs had the happy idea of dividing his Council into the following six permanent committees:- FINANCIAL.-Mr. William U. Arbuthnot, chairman; Mr. Charles Mlills, Air. Elliot Macnangliten, Mr. H. T. Prinsepp, Sir F. Erskine Perry. PUBrUr WORKS, RAILWAYS, AND TLaGuAPnuS.- Colonel S. P. Cautley, KC.B., chairnan; Mr. Charles Slills, Mr. ...

... BELFAST GENERAL HOSPITALTTE FUND. YESTgRDAY, a. meeting of tile COiflefittee JPieintea to take ?? for raising £10,000 for tbe ,so io ltI Hospital, so that the offer, on that Condition Of £tCe bMr. Joseph Mviagill, might be availe(i orf ' , nt the Porter's Lodge-Dr. Andrelws V °* tail Queen's College, in the chair I'91jice ?? . The otileig'1I present were-Rcv. William Anderson, Re0 Johnston, ...

... t 11 -k a5f '5 ,? I A f -R, dt c r. (ESTA'XBLISHIED ANNO 1737.1 BELFAST: FRIDAY, NOV. 11, 1859. IT appears that the l; rench troops on the frontier of Morocco nre very much cut up by cholera. One regiment of Zonaves lost 300 men, and many others were despaired of. The Spanish expedi- tion has been greatly mismanaged, and no blow of tbe slightest moment has been yet struck. Messrs. Peto & Co. ...

... THE opening meeting of this society was lheltl on Wednesday evening in the Dining Hall of Trinity Col- lego. At eight o'clock the citair was taken by the Right, Hon. JoserH NAErPl3. President of the society. Thie SECarErARY hlaving read the minutes-of the previous meeting, Air. DAVID PLUN\Er, the auditor for the present year, proceeded in accordance with the custom of the society to lelivei' ...

... TIHE ESTABLISISED CHURCH. The Bishop of Down and Connor purposes ?? holding an ordination in Trinity Church, Belfast, on Sunday, 27th inst., being Advent Sunday. Canri- dates for the UIjited Diocese of Down and Connor and Dromore, must present themselves at tho Palace on Thursday, 24th Nov., and following days, at eleven o'clock, for examination. Candidates from other dioceses must forward ...

... iISTER MEDICAL PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION. LE-T-oAY at tivelve o'clock, a meeting of tile nmntittee of this association was hold in the Library 0r the General Hospital, Dr. M'GE in the chair. 71W followiig were balloted for nnd admitted nienibersoftelo ?? Shaw, Grey- bb , D. hite, Downpatrick; Surgeon larrison, rdclse; Dr. Wmr. Browne, Derry; Surgeon Phillips, A 3\gtio arose ns to tlhe admission ...

... AT the mecting of the. Cork Town Council on Wed- nesday-thle MAYORI presiding-Mr. M'Carthy was appointed T'own Clerk. A dopuiltation ichiding Sir Thos. Deane, Messrs. J. N. '\iii. ?? Mr. Usborlne, and solme othergeontlelnon tflen ?? on the Council, to ask them for a con- tribtihon towards the expenses of the dinner to tho Lordl Lieuteuant. Air. SCOrT moved that £50 ba granted for the dinner, ...

... rfnj. visit of his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant to ,he ancient city of Cork took place on Thursday inder gratifying circumstances. Thu inhabitants vere prepared to give him a cordial welcome, as an umiablo and distinguished nobleman, and the popular representative of their Sovereign. On the present Dccasion his visit gave eclat to the celebration of three events, each of which tends to ...

... SPORTING NOTES FROMI VARIOUS QUARTERS, I m___ __ I THURSDAY. THE Prince of Wales's Yacht Club held their annual banquet on Wodnesday, under the Chairmanship of their Commodore, Robert Mewitt, Esq., when a nu- neorons gathering of the brethren of the wave assem- bled to do horiour to thoe wiito plumied burgee. As thbe uatal day of England's heir, whose name they ber, coincided with the festival ...

... p1OPISII TAMPERING WITH TIlE PROTESTANT I INMNITES OF A WOMIRK1OUSE. I Ox Tnesda yan ilportant mceating of the Directors of thie Poor of' St. Pancras was helru at the Vostry Hall, Cam(lelitowni, for the purpose of receiving a report as to tho nalmos of ?? parties who constitute The Ladies' Visiting Comnmoittee of' St. Pancras Work- hollse, o'dulid to Io obtailled some molils back, in ...

... THIE ROMAN CATHOLIC REFORMATORIES. | SOMETHING VERY SUSPICIOUS AT THE POLICE COURT. (FROM TUIl3 LIVERPOOL COURIER.) REALLY, our stipendiary (Mr. Mansfield) seems to have an unpleasant knack of going wrong sometimes on very important matters. lie seems to have re- turned to his old love of doing what he can in his t official position to favour the spread of Romanism. Air. Mansfield's leanings ...