... MOELFRA VILLAGE, RrDOWfARF BAY, FRIDAY.- Captain Fell, from Lloyd's vas in attendance early this morning, at eolfa, (or Moelfra), deputed to make inquiries for the underwriters, T'hO vessel had on board £49,000 in specie, 79,000Ozs. in gold, valued at £320,000, making a total of £309,000, besides a large quantity of monoy in the hands of the passen- gers. The cxcitement at Lloyd's on the ...

... STREET SUNDAY AND DAILY SCHOOL BR~lvy SOCIETY,. ?? the forty-sovelitl annual mleetin~g of the fES of tlhis excellent socioty wns held in thi boys' 5rie ool n Brown Street, Rev. Dr. Mliller, Vicar of ,in the ciaiL'. Amongst the other gentlotiren J. Ilartricl, Rev. Rebt. Knox, oev 1ames Young, John Clnrke, p., Dr. Icrgusofl; J. A. flonidil5son, Wlt. Neill, j~ M. ~Gcsgh. tind J. Fergiison, Esqrs. ...

... (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 ...

... 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- ...

... MORE FATAL WlRECKS. As we predicted on Friday, it will be some days ere the full extent of the losses and wrecks occasioned by the terrible gale of Tuesday night and Wednesday morning is assertained. In addition to the long list of disasters which were given in our paper of yester- day and Thursday, no fewer than fifty-two wrecks an(l casualties were posted at Lloyd's in the course of ...

... fl, ), ? c ? 'VI C. I ? it ? t 411 c tv 5 Ax?? c t t c r - (ESTABLISIHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, NOV. 1, 1859. A SUM1MAILY of the intelligence by the overland mail wvill be fouid amongst our telegraphic news. An expedition wvas to be set on foot against the Nana and the rebels on the OQde frontier. Dis. charged European soldiers were leaving Calcutta at the rate of 1,000 per week. A ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC ON SUNDAYS. TO Til EDITOR OF THlE BrLFAST HN1WS-LETTER. Sia-Although1 not an advocate for the total ces- sation of railway travelling on Sundays, as one train from a particular town and a return train on the same day is, no doubt., necessary and useful, still I fel it my duty to protest against the desecration of the Lord's Day by the constant running of trains on Sundays. I ...

... BELFAST CLINUAL. AND PATIIOLOGICAL SOCIEfTY. Os Saturday last, the flrst meeti'g~or the Session 1859-60 was held in the General Hospital, Professor J. Seaton Itied President, in the chain. The follow- ing metabers Were ?? Ferguson; DI-&Al')Inn; Wales; Oill,'lehriey, Mtilhollantd, Ross, Patt' 'rson, HallidayipMurtiny, Readei Lynch, Moore, Drennan, 0'11lair; DunlopA MlCormae, Pirrie, MA- Mechlnn ...

... MAILS FOR AMERICA VIAl CORK. WE perceive, by a notification from MIr. Atowiana Hill, Secretary to the General Post-Oflice, that arrangements have been made for the British packets carrying mails between England and North America to call at Qucilenstown, to embark and land mails on each voyage between Liverpool and Boston; or, in other words, on every alternate voyage of the British mail ...

... NVE IVS-LETTER OFFICF, O Tuesdayj Jforning. [BY MtAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] THlE FRENCH EMPEROR'S LETTER. The letter of the Emperor of the French, published in the Times of Saturday, is considered at Paris per- fectly authentic. The Op)inione of Turin, a Ministcrial journal, asserts that the Sardinian Cabinet has not adhered to the diplomatic arrangements by which Italy has been disposed of at ...

... (FROM OUR OW`N REPORTER.) THE usual weekly meeting of the Guardians of the Newtownards Union was held in the WorkhlouseO, WV SHARM1AN CRAWFORD, Esq., J.P,, D.L., in the chair There Was a very large attendance of the members, including the following:-Wm. Parsons, Esq., J.P., G0y Stone, Esq., J.P., Robert Nicholson, Esq., ?? Alex. M'Minn Esq., J.P., Messrs. Isaac Finlay, J. M'Cully Johnstone ...

... TiE following is a report, of the proceedings which occurred at the great Conservative banquet to Lord Derby, at Liverpool, after our reporters left:- The CnAIRtMAN proposed The health of the Bar of England, and Sir Hugh Cairns, and in doing so I passed a warm eulogium upon the abilities of the ex- Solicitor-General, and the distinguisged services ren- dered by hint to the Conservative ...