... MrlE IION. HUGH ROWLEY .ANd HIS LATE WIFE. -. UlRTHDi rXAMINAT!ON ON TtUESDAY. Tins afternoon the further examintittion into the charge of perjury prefeited by the Hun. Htgh Rowley against ills wife, alleged to have been corn- rmitted itn the suit instituted by bter in the Divorce Court, was again resumed finom TL'hursday last. Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Orridgo tppeared folr tile prosecution, and Mr. ...

... TIHE POPE AND THIE CONGRESS. (IIIWM THE, EXAMINER.) 'Tillo reasoning and eloquence of A. de la Gaerro- nitre's pamphlet would attract universal attention, did it only ?? his private views, but he writes with powlel, Ill ILoe than tile ordinary sense of the word. We lkuow by. whom htis pen is inspired, and that his words arc events, or not unlikely to become so. They tale sure to make it loie ...

... 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 ...

... 1,fIE IVRIECIC OF THE EAGLE. AprDROssAs ';ST.VY.-This morning and during Al v e ti lure ¢ been strowing the Ardrossan the ' trs ~enolt.toes of the wreck of the ill-flited 5' t~ °5 ie i winds which have prevailed during Ba~las hiace (lays no doubt account for their being tit up here. Oin thre shore betveen Ardrossan and c the cecase of a sheep was got this morn. ',aritl at the North Pans, ...

... 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 ...

... DR, SMETII URST'S PROPERTY. Tli public is pirolably not aware that tile conviction andl svi llen c of (ids prisonler will entail mlanly fbr- feoilres and iisalilttifes upon hlim, in addition to the actual plilllslnient tiint lie will halvi2 to undeOro. Ti e ofrelce of bigaoiy, as tie law at present stands, smounts to felony, and nny person convicted of it - iledintel y loses all ciali to ni'y ...

... IC) !) c ilclfad 1-11. (ESTABLISH{ED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: SATURI)AY, DEC. 31, 1859. ERE we again address our readcrs the old year will have closed, and a new one wvill have already entered on its second day. We give elsewhere an article summarisiug the leading events of the year, and an obituary of noble and distinguished persons specially compiled for our columns. Let us hope that the year ...

... 9 ? c x ) clflut ??i I I (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, DlEC. 21, 1859. TnE agitation in H ungary continues, and has produced a fall of about i per cent. on the Bourse at Vienna. A great Protestant meeting was held, and, v when summoned to disperse, the assembly broke out in one grand chorus- God is a Tower of Strength-a very present help in trouble. Who cainot sympathise with ...

... MONEY-ORDER, OFFICES. O; the 2nd January, 1860, money-order offices will be opened at- Bangor-Erris, County Mayo, Head-Office, Ballins. Crookhaven, a Cork, Skibbereen. I Dromore, Tyrone, a Omagh. s Dundrum, Tipperary, Cashel. a Kiltormer. Galway, Ballinasloe. t Sneen, ' Kerry, Killarney. On the Ist January next and thenceforward the I following changes In the mode of transacting the t ...

... A CHRISTMIAS STORY. I WvAS an orphan from my infanoy, vith siX elder half- sisters. A long aid persistoet course of training im- posed Upon mo the yoke of a second and diverse nature, and I grew up as much the child of my eldest sister, Balbara, as I was the daughter of mly deceased parents. Barbara, in all her private plans, as in aI) her do- mestic decrees, inexorably decided that her ...

... BELFAST OPHTHALMIC INSTITUTIO;N TiMP fifteenth annual meeting of the CO -lfltt this useful charity wa ?? yesterday mrl,ei ec at tile Institution, rear of 1, Adelaide Place, at t o'clock. The Rev. Dr. MoAoAN r tesided. Tie BCv. J. BROWNHI WILS0ON, Secretary, read the following IMePORT at' TuEg COMiTTEE, -,The Comncittee of the Ophlba inic i ?? s mitting the atwtolspanyitig stattement of the ...

... Two amateulr gardeners struggled for preponderance in their horticultural art, which sometimes annihi- lates the love of humianity itself, and begets the curse of-deep-rooted envy in the ambition to escel in raising a whinlalg sunflower; and they would poison Air. Polyalithus, the mortal, if be grew n better polvanthus, or annihilate Mr. Datladowndilly, flesh nod tiood, if lis garden produced ...