... RAILVWAY T IME-TABLE, TitAI-NS will leave fbir the undermentioned placce, froin and to Belfast, on week days, at the following hours:- I I 1ro11 Belfast, 0, 9 a0 mu; 2, 4 30 pni 8 am; 12 n; 4 30 pill; 710 pmn 7, 8 aii; 12 n, 4 30, 7 15 pln 6, 9 30 am; 2, t 30 pm 7 al ; 12 i1; 4 30 ir. 0, 300 Bin; 2, 4 30 pm 0, 9 30 amn; 2 pM 8 mn, 2, 4 30, 7 1O pm G am ; 4 30 pm 7 am,; 12 11; .30 0011 8 am; 12 ...

... 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 ...

... - NEWVS-LETTFR OFFICE, Friday Mforning. [B Y MAGNETIC 'ELEGHAPB.] RUSSIA AND THE FRENCH PAMPHLET. Paris, Wednesday. The Russian Ambassador, Count Kisselefl, has de- clared to Count Waloewlci that the pamphlet, Le Pope et la C'evgres, contains-without considering the religious question, with which Russia does not intend to interfere-principles in opposition to the respect of authority on ...

... T H E CO M ING CO N GR E SS. (roRt TIHE STANDARD.) IT is usual, as the time fror opening Parliament ap- proacies, to characterise fhle ensuing session as likely to be one of more than ordinary inmportance. Con- sidering ?? tho public is always heartily tireed of the recess and impatient for business, this designation is natural enough, for there is always an accunnulation of publiecwrongsof ...

... LA-7 T E ST NEWS. yJ- iJ S-LETTER OFFICE, set vdriety Afo07rning,. in 't A OXETIC TELEGRAI'PH.] TTlE WAR IN MOROCCO. BpLois tare current in Madrid that dysentery, and 1cnclera hatd broken out amongst tho Spanish trooP5It, is known that tile army has already un- tme great fati1ges, which havo occasioned sick- cbet the JsphIm hopes the rumours are exag- .erat't It is hoped the Spanish generals ...

... MONTIILY MILITARY OBITUARY. Major-Goneral-Frederick Towers, Unattached. Colonel-Richard WV. B3amford, Unattached, Staff Officer of Pensione-:s. Lieutenant-Colonels - Thomas Fenwick, Royal Engineers, ielauritius; Joseph Smith, retired full pay, 14th Foot; Charles llanilton Smith, half pay, 15th Foot. Mlnjor- I-Ion. Charles Mturray, half pay, lth Dragoons. Captains-J. Abercromby Dick, 52nd Foot; ...

... W. t publish;this morning a very imnpottant article ,from the Farmers' Gzeeu on the subject-of flax cuiti- e vation, now exciting so ouch attention in the North a of&reland.' . The view tahen by our ?? con- t temporary is al exceedingly valuable one-that niore f attention shoulild l;o paid to the cultivntion of flda at home. H~olding tile Salle views, Lord Bandonr, Lord Carberry and other ...

... THOl WEATHER AND TIlE LONDON PARKS. ON Sunday, owing to the fineness of the day, count- less numulbers from all early hour cantinued to flock into the parks, the vast multitude each hour increas- ing until the banks of the Serpcntine and the other waters, as well as the carriage drives, became almost impassable. Numerous accidents took place, several of them of a serious character. Between ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ?? 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 exclhlims-Il' ...

... ?? 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 ...