... RAIL WAY T I ME-T AB LE. TRAINTS will leave for the undermentioned places firom and to Belfast, on week dlays, at the following hours From Belfast. 'i'o Belfast. 3, 9 30 mu; 2, 4 10 pm Antrim 7 58, 10 27 am; 2 40 5.10 pim. 8 ml; 12 ll 4 30 pm; Ainaghmnor0 7 25am 12 n 4055pm 7 15 pm 7 40 pm 7, d onmg 12 ii, 4 80, Ainceg; 7 20, 9 30 cm, 12 n 715 pm 4 50 pill 0, 9 30 cmill; 2, 1 30 pm Ballyclare ...

... J THE AMERICAN MAILS FROM QUEENSTOWN, I as _ - QUEENSTOWN, SUNDAY NIGHT.-The project for making Queenstown a port of call for the reception and landing of mails and passengers to and from America was yesterday, for the first time, put into practical operation. The citizens of Cork having obtained the assent of the Cunard Company to their vessels calling at Quasnstown, the Great Southern and ...

... BELFAST AND BALLYMENA RAirvr YESTERDAV, the usulla b 1 shareholders was held at tim bilrt ef ith Road T'ersninUS-ROBERT 0IRIS; l, l Deputy-Chairntan, ltresiding. R IW, DL., TIhe SEOIRTARY (01i- Stewart) r mlent Callinlg thle mcetilag, all tim eli Thle CHialAIRAN SAtid that ns al ,3 lh5,!jh hie piec nieild, had hail the report st t UIde3 iiaps thety wionld (lo what Na, ( tho ihtllnPr. ...

... COUNTY OF ANmTRIM.-In our publication of Friday wo mentioned the names of four gentlemen who had, accordilng to current report, been appointed to the Coliaiiission of' the Peace for this county by the present Lord Chancellor. We find that the names were correct, with one exception-that of J. Nlackenzie Shaw, Esq. The gentleman selected, and chose name should have appeared, is J. W. Stouppe ...

... THE ESTABLISHTED CIIURCIl. The Lord Bishop of Cashel has licensed the Rev. Charles Conry, AlB., to the Curacy or the Parish of St. John tile Bjipist, Cashel, on tht nomination of the Rector, the Very Rev. Ogle William Moore, leani of Cashel. Thle Bishdp of Columbia sailed from Southampton on Thursday afternoon. Ile has appointed tihe Rev. John Garrett, vicar of St. Paul, near Penzanee, as Ilis ...

... IT has very justly been remarked that the best thing that can happen a man is to have a false charge brought against him, if he have the means at hand of disproving the calumnious assertions. In this way unanticipated good may result to the Belfast Charit- able Society from the most slanderous and gratuitous attack made upon the committee and officers in a contemporary, for the management of ...

... CORRESPON1j)1('-N i FATHER CHINIQUY, TFIE LUriHI ), C TO THU RDITOR OF THE BELAST WS1t DEAR SI3R-I am indeed vcry Id to unt there are others in this town aboi d ad to fln thiat for Fathe Chiniquy. I lhope Mr. R osollnethiot will stir others to exertion, It O lltter shame, and I think a great sin, if Prot u a great allow the American Luther to suffer titi'm wo'ld of assistance. I trust such ...

... FUIRS IN ULSTER FOP, THE ENSUING WiI7EI{. ANTRlur-BMckna. Stranoetm. CrimlVi, Monday; Clough, ''nes.sday; Antrim, Armov, Daunlnic, S.ttulday. A RMAit(- Ba111ltottht, Charlestownt MOlILIr; Ballsmill, Baliagtcra, Tuslinpass, TI'tesday; tlack- svatertowl), Jonesl)orouglt, lMountnorris, Ttnlrnairme, Wedtiesday; Litgan, Thursday; tetdy, Friday; Charleniont, Saturday. CAVAN-Ballyhaise, BaWtvbOy, ...

... DISGUSTING PRACTICE IN A RAILWAY CARRIAGE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SiR-I have travelled, for pleasure, over the greater part of these lingdoms, always in first-class carriages and up till lately 1 lad not witnessed the ?? of the American system of squirting tobacco juice / over the carpets. This I had observed, with disgust, dllring, a short sojouarn in the United States, but ...

... RA I L WAY T I ME-T AB LE. TRAINS will leave lor tile ?? piacec, 3'rom lnd to Belfast, on week days, iat tile following liours :- From 13elifgst. 3, 90 am; 2, 5 20 pml Anltrim 8 1ill1; 12 11 41 30 pil1; ?? * 7 15 p1n 7, d IL11 ; I12 n, 4 30, Atinlgh 7-15 pin (, i( 30 t11l1; 2, r, 20 p111 1 illlya iart, ,1ill ; 12 11 *1 30 pill 13llibity , 0 30 aIl; 2, 5 20, (111 1ila11ymelln I0, 9 30 am; 2 pl ...

... 16 1) t ? IVvffimf (E3TABLISHED ANNO 1Y37.) BELFAST: 'WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16, 1859. Tna Times has returned to the important article which it published on Saturday as to the bad feeling of France towards England. From the telegraphic sumnmary of yesterday's article it would appear that our contemporary eudeavours to trace this state of feeling to the Government of France, and advises that England ...

... BELFAST M1UNICIPAL ELECTIONS. YTErRRDAY, the usual annual municipal elections were held in Belfast, for the purpose of electing two Tonwn Councillors for each ward, in the room of the gentlemen retiring by rotation, who were eligible for re-election. In past years a considerable amount of interest was taken in these elections, owing to the Radical p)mty making repeated attempts, year after ...