... ADDRESS TO CAPTAIN, MOCLINTOCK, R.N. Ox Tuesday, a large and influential useeting of metn- bers of the nobility, ladies, and gentlemen, assemr bled in the Round Room of the Mansion House. The body of the spacious apartment wats crowded, as were also tbegalleries. Amongst thlose assembled were:- The Right Hon. Lord Talbot de Ilalahide, the Rtiglit Hon. Lord Gough, the Right Hon. Baron Greene, ...

... It A I L Ty A Y T I Al E - T A 13 L E. ITa.u~ss will leave for the underimentioned places, 3 from and to 13ellhst, on weekl day, at tdih follo-ing :hours: From 13elftlst. Tiijr'1o 13elfast. 0 C30 /OU; 2, 4 Jo po Antrim 7 6 7 n; 2 40 8 inn; 12 II; 4 3C pill;! Aninaghmo re 2..C ilt 121; 1 S;Cr-I 7 15 pill 7 1) pmn i, 7 tot; 12 n, 1 30, Arimagh 721,, s :tJ tiln, 12 n ' 15 p;l :1 51 ' i1l , I9 30 ...

... BIELAST BOARD OF GUARDIANS. YVRSTRRODAY, the rIsil;l woeklv meoting of thc Guar- linns ol the 13ellast Union Wats held in tile Board- room of the workhouse, when the Vice-Chairman, Dr. MGEE, J.P., presided. The other meibeis present woro-W. T. B. Lyons, Esq., J.P.; Robert Thomson, J.P.; Dr. Moore, Snrgelon Browno; David MiConnell, David Taylor, Hughi M'(CnWtchcon, Jaimes Klavanagh, Adaiu Brown ...

... '~ THE 171st annivorsary of the shutting of the gates was celebrated on Sunday last by the Apprentice Boys of Derry. The members of the Institution, wearing the insignia of their order, assembled at Corporation Hall, at balf-past eleven o'clock, A.M., from whence they proceeded to the Cathedral, under the command of J. W. Gregg, Esq., President of the senior club. They presented a highly ...

... TIHE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. The Lord Bishop of Cashel held an Ordination in the Cathedral, Waterford, on Sunday, the 18th inst., when the following were ordained:-Deacons-Rev. Wmn. G. Russell, A.B., for tile Diocese of Ossory and Ferns, Rev. Robert Roo, AB., for ditto; Rev. Geo. H1. Marriott, for the Diocese of Cashel. Prtests-Rev. Thomas B. Rothwell, A.B,, for Diocese of Waterford; Rev. Ambrose ...

... 9) ? c ?ill c I I it 5 t ? ly, I t trip 5 - f` c f t c ? 4 (IESTABLISIIED ANNO 1737.) BE3LFAST: FRIDAY, DEC. 30, 1859. Tim latest news with respect to the Congress is, that should the Pope be unrepresented, Austria. Naples, and Spain will refuse to send Plenipo, tentiaries to it. It is stated by telegraph, we know not on what authority, that the Russian Ambassador had declared that his ...

... WE have already apprised our readers that two Bills on the subject of tramways and the culverting of the Blackstaff have been lodged in Parliament. The Naiss-Letter and the Neort/bern IV/dg have exercised the privilege of expressing their opinion upon the subject of those Bill, and have each stated their views fairly and dispassionately. We have from the first wished the project every success, ...

... THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. The Boamd of Trinity College have conforred th1e living of (Clondevaddock, dioceso of Rapisoe (vacant by the odeath of tbo Rev. Dr. Bnillic), on the Rev. Daniel Mooney rector of Ballymena, and formerly curate of St. Mary's parish, Dublin, for tventy-thre.e years. Tho living is wor'th about £500 per annnun. The Vcnerable Archdeacon of Ossory is at present in a most ...

... LATE ES T .NE.Ws. _ - I NEWS-LETT'ER OFFICE, : Thkersdlray Morning. [13Y MA XRTIT TELLGRAFR j.] THE{, FREN CII PAMPHMLBET. Th be lstri'an Post coaderutns thle Paris panlph~let, il] the ground that it is a compnltC abal'donmiont of the polipyMahilh tinit journal hibs attributed to Frsance since the, day of Villa-France. .. The Vienna Gazette looks on it as a direct menace for Austria, and ...

... SCRAPS FROM PUNCH FOR DECEMBER 10, Tu11 MILKY WAY.-The Chalk Pits of England. AN ODn FIrLLOWM.-Alol'phes, foIl he is Undeniably a Nod fellow. W1Io GOES TO CONGoRSss-J1r' Pun1ch to Lord Pahinerston- If you don't go, I must. SiYrERTY OF THE0 SEASON.-Ir. W. Williams met his constituents last week, and spoke for nearly two hourns. NoT (T)Rripm1s LOIGHT AS AiRl.-Oar Volunteer Corps, as any ...

... THE EMPRESS'S APARTMENTS AT THE TUILE RIES. A CORRLSPONDENT of the Jtdtepen(jrtc6 Belge writes:- I had the good fortane to visit the other - lay t- e private apartments of tlxe Empress ut the Tuileries. Worlonen had been engaged on themu for two years, during the absence of their Mnjesties. Thcse suites of rooms. which ron in a parallel line with the re- ceptinn rooins on the drawing-roolnl ...

... NE WS-LETTER OFFICE, Monday ilforning. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAFII.] THE WAR IN MOROCCO-REPULSE OF THE MOORS. Madrid, Dec. 23. The Moors have attacked the Spanish on the road to Tetuan, in order to obstruct the works, They were victoriously repulsed. General Prim distinguIshed himself by h is bravery The Spanish had 4 killed and 40 wounded. All the works, and even the new fortlints, have been ...