... T[IE CONDITION OF BALLYMACARRETT. WiI un(lerstand that Lord Tem plemore and his cx- cellent land agent, Mr. Knox, have been in Belfast recently, visiting his lordship's property; and we think the opportunity a fitting one to suggest to his lordship and the other proprietors in tile district of B3allymacarrett that many and very considellrable im- provemonts might be efflcted in tho locality, ...

... S 'ICO 'ND[ ETiON Ti-IS D.A.Y'S NEWS, B Y I A G N I' T I t' T E L 1E GS it A P It.] IVE l -TLETT7'11 OrFFICE, Miwtlly, O0o 0WlOck, p.m.1, LORD PIALMIERSTON AND TIIE CONGRE1, The Times regrets to hear t tat, aftet a 11h dklisc5. i5o0n Or tile Sulject bly tile Cabillet, it lhac been rle. termilted that. Lord Palmterston shtall not alteiql tblr Con jess as tins Plellipotentiary or Englxli. It ...

... NEW BASIS OF UNIT'ARIANrsm IN AMERICA. TlEL DIVINITY OF CUlIST AoKNOWLE.DIRED. Tue Unitarian Convention, emnbracing tihe ministors of that name il all paits of tile United States, asm iu session at Lowell, Mass., last week. In the course of the discussion that followed, the ?? Church sclferme `61' Dr. Bellows was brought up) and thoroughly ventilated. Under the question What is most needed to ...

... INCH SUND AY SCHOOLS. (FRO3f THE DOWNSHIRE rROTESTANT.) ON Sunday weok, the annual sermen in belalf of thes schorols was preached by the Very Rev. the Dean of Down. The church was crowded to overflowing by a deeply attentive congregation, and nothing could exceed the respectable appearanco and orderly do- imeanour oftie chbildrenoft hoeseveral Sunday-schools who were marshallcd in rows along ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. SEnvEAL communications received for to-day's paper aro unavoidably beld over. SIR HENRY BROWNRIGG AGAIN. TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE DSELFAST NEW54-LETTER, Sllt_I haive seen ill volur paper a correspondence between Sir lienrv Brownrigg IItIl 1r. O'Grndy, a Roman Catholic priest, on tile distrimition or the Conestabulary force, wvhereoin the lattcr takes the Inspec- ?? to task onl ...

... TO CORR'ESPONDENTS. ' J. W,, Saintfield-Wo would be glad to have yoan' comnnrrurication verified by a correspondlent'with whose hian(diwiting wo are acquainted. A NEW MAGISTRATE FOR HOLY' WOOD. TrO TUH EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWSa-LETTER. SIR-I have read in the Bnanaer of Ulster of the 1 t inst., the letter of Ohserver, under the above title, and it is quite unnecessary for ilo to say a ...

... ?? E f) c _ __ (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, I)EC. 0, 1.859. Time letter of Liverpool merchants to the Em. peror of the French is exciting some controversy. It is very generally admitted that the mercheants were mneddling very unconstitutionally with affairs of State. 'T'he statements in the Imperial reply are, after all, not much to the purpose; being vague generalities and fine ...

... THE ARMY AND NxVY. WAR-OFFrIDE, DEC. 2. 5th Reghiment of ?? Gu0l05si-MInjor the Hen. S J G Calthorpe, frits halr-pvy unattaolihd, to be MlajoV paying the ditference between Cavalry. anud. Infantry, vice Tholupson, who exchanges, receiving sense. 2nd Dragoons-Assistaut-SurgCon T ltiudd, M.D., fioui thno th Ligh t Dragoons, to be Assistant-Surgeon, viceO intherford, promoted on the Stalf. 5th ...

... THIS DAtY'S NEWS. [BY MAG*NETIC TELEGRAPH.]1 NRIVS-LETTEI? OFrFICE, Taesdeiy, One o'clock, P.m. THE EMPEROR'S LIVERPOOL LElTTER. In the Times' City Article it is stated, that yester- day mnucih curiosity was expressed in thq: city rc- garding the commercial standing of the four Liver- pool merchants who have constituted themselves the organ of communication between England and the Eniperor on ...

... INQUEST. YSTFRstDAT, an inquest was held at the General Hospital, by J. K. JAMESON, Esq., Coroner, and a re- spectable jury, on the body of a young woman, named Maria M'Kee, aged aboat twenty years, who com- mitted suicide, by strangulation, in one of the wards, out Satmrdav - Sarah lagli a nuirse of the hospital, was flirsl exa- mined, and stated-I am four years in the Hospital; deceased ...

... THE WRECK OF THE ROYA.L CHARTER. 2 TniuE followingw is the official report sent in to the Board of Trade by Mr. Mansfield, the magistrate of Liverpool, and Captain Harris, nautical assessor, who held the late inquihy at Liverpool:_ MY LOI1DS-In accordance with the instructions which I received from the Board of Trade, I have, with the assistance ol Captain Harris, nautical as- sessor, held ...

... Anj'i~ST NEWS. -. NEIIS4,J1t.T7E'R7' OFFICE, Tuesday Mornp. /-~l M ,t1N TIc TELEGRArIt.] ?? OF THE FRENCH EMIPEROR TO 111iirl LIVERPOOL MERCHANTS. r oi r respdent of tho Times, ilh noticing ti lile;.or's letter to Liverpool, asserts that the lermiC oar tioin originating in England, icvai'g t fom Franc, where something like prc- matoms ?? nearly two years ago ,liyn' ; 1u in the feorn of certain ...