... 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, ...

... 'ImE followisig scene occurred at the CCork Tuwn ?? mecting on Tuesday:- * Mr. FRIANaLINTead the following letter:- QOuen's College, Cork. Su t-I am dirctelod by the Prosident and Council of the Queen's College to request tho favour of your pro- sonse, and of the presence of tile inemhers and officers (of Town Council, uttho disrributie. Qr prizos by hiN Exel- l ney the Lord Lieutenant, at ...

... ,I , IS-LETrrFR Or, FICE, Rer. R. alburd ?? Johnon, Es. olo [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] ADHESION OF ENGLAND TO THE PROPOSED CONGRESS. Paris, Friday. The French and English Governments have com- pletely agreed on the basis of the Congress, which is to be held at'Brussels. All that remains to be set- tled is the official ratification from the English Go- vernment. Le Nord says that England has ...

... TRINITY COLL!,,, GE. JEBRREW PREMIUMS. NOVEMBER ENTRANCE, 1859. Third Class-Stapleton, William. JOSEPH CARSOV, D.D., Examiner. CrLASSICAL HoNoRs, JuNIRo FRsisHmm.-First- Mills, Brett, hinle, Dames, Ferrar, Grahame, Mooro, Crossle, Miller, Alex. H. Second - lice, Corvan, (Birch, Wynne,) Miller, Robert James; Quil, Glenny, Crofton, (Brunkeov, Gibson, Naish,) Collins, Kinkaha Homan, O'Brien, ...

... THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE AT THE AN- SION HOUSE., LONDON.; TUESDAY night, a coheerwZwflV s Wi r at the Mari- sion 11ouse, London, to maeet the Council of the Evangeilichl Alliance and ttirs intcrested in the unioe ?? and ConLillental Chiis tiafl5. :Aong those preseot ?? JolI, Lawrenco and Lady Lawrence, Sir Henry HevellC, Bov. Sir William Dunbar, OCneral Alexaildei J. C. Colqulioiil, Esq., ...

... MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.-THE OUTSIDE BOUN- I DARY INTEREST. YEsTSRDAY, a meeting was held at the Chamber of Commerce in compliance with the following adver- vertisement:- The Chief-Secretary having been waited upon by a large and inflaential number of the inhabitants, presided over by the Mayor of Belfast, to solicit him to decide upon what fair and equitable terms the matters in dispute in ...

... 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 ...

... ?? 4 t (3 WI c I f a ? t f, CW, ? I c ft c r. (ESTAIBISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: SATURDAY, NOV. 5, 1859. IT is an exceedingly difficult matter to keep certain persons from making themselves ridiculous. We have on several occasions. given a spice of the quality of certain members of the Cork Town Council, and we request the attention of our readers to-day to another racy scene on the banks of ...

... 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. ...

... THIS DAY'S NEWS. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRA IA),] NVEfVS-LETTEI OFFICE, Saturdny, One o'clock, p.m. THE CONGRESS. The Post ?? believe wve may safely say that ?? prevalent rnmours of arrangement of an ap- preaching Congress. in which this country will take part, are well founded. Thle preliminary details, however, are not yet quite settled. AUST R A L IA N MA IL S. These mails will be delivered in ...

... (FROM OUR OWN ORMEsPONID)NT.) TRE flue picture by Titian, known as the Sleep- ing Venus, formerly in the Townsend collection, but lately in the possession of Mr. Barrett, the well-known and respected picture-dealer in the Strand, has just been purchased by the Duke of Wellington, and now adorns the gallery in Apsloy Holse. The history of this pictureis remarkable. It was painted about the ...