... SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE COUNTY iroWN RAILWAY. ?? morning, anl accident of a very serious, tiiegh, f,,rtnintely. nlot of a fatal nature, occurred to the earl tinil from Downpatrick, as it approached tile termililnus, Queen's Quay, Belfast, which resulted in injuries to 01n00 six or tile first-class passengers. The train left Downpatrick at half-past seven o'clocic, and, on approaching Belfast, ...

... NVEWS-ZETTrFR OFFICE, Tuesday ffriefnq. [BY MAGNETLO TELEGRAPH.] PROCLAMATION BY GARIBALDI. General Garibaldi has ptblished in the Gazette de Nece a proclamation to the Italians, in which he says that he withdraws from the service because of the obstacles put in the way of liberty of action of Central Italy, and because a miserable and crafty policy troubles the progress of events. He entreats ...

... THE PREiss, I S I T P E A C E? (tRtOM THE SPECTATOR.) S # * * * Ii ,, * IT is in it) way the intetest Of FIance to attack England; but it may suit the temper of some persons in France, and it May he th es congenial precisely to those who take the initiative both in noisy demon- stiatitll ?? in action. Andl altholigh it 0(lay not he tbe interestolithe vast ci)ttioiinity, its 1nlltiitilinous ...

... 6 ?? t lpldfia?-f (ESTABLISHIEl) ANNO 1737., i. B EL L F A S T: TUESDAY,-NOV. 22, 1859. GAIBAnLDr's proclahmiation has been published, in which he announces that lie retires from the army of Central Italy. He refers to the obstacles put in the way of liberty of action, and the miser- able and crafty policy which troubles the pro- gress of events. His references to the King of Sardinia showv ...

... RAI LWAY TIME-TAB L E. TRAIXS WlV;lI leave for the underinentioned places fromn and to Bclthst, on week days, at the following hours From Bolfi ?? T'o Belfast. 0,d 30 0u; 2, 4 30pll AI Atrim 768, 1027 am ; 240 45 0 pill. 8 am; 12 ii; 4 30 pmi; Anunghmoror 735 am ; 1211; 415pm 7 13 pin 7 40 pm 7,,8 ntoi; 12 12, 4 S0, Armngh 7 20, 0 30 too, 12 o 710prm 460 pio 0, 0 30 anm; 2,4 80 pm BIllyclare ...

... AGRICULTURE F A C T S F O R F A R WI E R S. Lois-WicEDON SYSTEM TN IRELAND.-` Anti-GUano asks-' Do you know if any person in Ireland has tiled the Lois-.Weedon plan of. growing wheat, and with what results? If it should prove right it will revolutionize farming, and it seems Mr. Smith has pursied it for twelve years-vide Mark Lane Express of this week-with increasing good results.' _Mr. ...

... AT the Town improvement Board, in reference to the late dinner to the Lord Lieutenant, Mr. SHIEEIXAN said- Now as to the dinner, I de- claro to the law, now, and I ask you whether it was not badly mamiaged? (Hear, hear.) Wu advanced £50- Mr. II'MuLLrms--.Order, order. (Cries of No, no, and Hear AIr. Sheehan.) Mi, SIE-IAx-Now, there vas £50 allowed to a certain committee. (Hear, hear, and ...

... A CONSTANTINOPLE correspondent of the Presse gives the following account of an affair which had for some days been the subject of conversatioa in that city:- About three years since the Sultan dismissed from the seraglio one of his wives iiaited Bi'siml6- Sultana. She was a Circassian and of' great beauty, anlld, being far superior to her compasiions in mental endowments, she had acquired ...

... LAST evening, a public meeting in connexion with tire mission to the new Colony of Columbia was held at half-past seven o'clock in the Mission Room, Christ Church. The attendance on the occasion was rather small, and composed chiefly of the workiing classes. The chair was occupsied by the Rev. R. S. GREGG. The other ministers present ?? Rev. AMr. Garrett, Agent in Great Britain on behalf Of ...

... FURTHER DECRLEE OF TiIEl POPE AGAINST 3-BIBLE READING. Tur: following extract from the reontreal iissionery Record will be read with painful interest:- t Vhen at Montreal, I was met by Mr. S- as I was leaving by railway, and urged to stay another day to visit some of his men who lhad just ?? dvon with a raft, and whom I had visited in the woods when gettiing out usmber. I consented, and went ...

... * AT the Sheriffs' Couit, London, on Thursday, a case was heard in whiich the plaintiff, Parry, was con- ductor of the Practical and Devotional Family Bible Association, and tho defendant, Young, ajomrneyman scale maker. Thle action was brought to recover 42s, balance of an account of £2 12s, tile price of a family Bible, defendant having paid lOs. Plaintiff stated that it was the custom to ...

... SECOND E.DlrION. THIS DAY'S NEWS. [BT MAGNETIC TRLx .GIAPH.] XEMS-LEITEI' OPFICE, Teesdtay, * One o'clock, P.m RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY OF ZURICH. Paris, Tuesday, Nov. 22. The .lfoniteur of to-day announces that the pleni- potentiaries of France, Austria, and Sardinia, ex- changed yesterday, at Zurich, the ratifications of the treaties of the 10th Nov. The letters of invitation to the ...