... - ?? ?? ( lb !) c1 (I ?? t I f i i 5 fc t? ? - f t f f c r. (EST'ABLSIIHED ANNO 1737.1 BELFAST: THURSI)AY, D)EC. 15, 1859. ANOTHER attempt to murder has been made in the King's County, but we are happy to state that, the intended victim, a bailiff employed in the Earl of ?? rent-officc, has escaped unin- jured. The magistrates are investigating the case. The report of Garibaldi's marriage is ...

... ADDRESS OF THE GRAND LODGPN OF IRELAND TO THE MTNf- BERS Or, THlE ORANGE INSTITUTION. BlLOViD I3RtETIIil-TlhC Grand Lolgc of Ire- la)d, with more tilan ordinary anxiety at this time, regard their responsibilities, and desire to assura those who have entrusted grave duties to thiem of their cautions and deliberate regard for the best in- tercsts of the Orange Institution, and consequcntly of ...

... 9!) c I ?tl c If i I, ?, f Tcl c W,? ?? c N t r. 1-1 (ESTABLISHUD ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: MONDAY, D)EC. 19, 1859. WE give this morning all the available details of the execution of John Brown, at Charlestown. Thc unfortunate man met his fate with the calm- ness and serenity of a martyr; and whilst it must be conceded that, in the cyes of the law, his at- tempt wvas punishable with death, it must ...

... LORD PALMERSTON AND TItE SUEZ QUESTI(O The Post asserts that thi rn . . ~i..~uunionlent B d - ?? ?? tll 'e Le-sllse' sha:ll hiave obtained the firnellan fo10, thc Fe L'ee tinning the scheam, ht wit! hav ?? S-lncs severing Turkey from Eivpt. The lt Ceed ia fivilian confer on tle compally the absolu o t1 in plain l fngulge, ol the ?? f svsessi of tiwe lbanks along the whlole Ctent of u~a tiiif ...

... TIlE BANK. OF ENGLAND. Tm; return iroin the Banik of Enfgland for the week ending December 21, gives the following results wheC compared witlh that of the previous wee;:- £ £ Public Deposits ?? 9,575,026 Increase ?? 2 ,6,039 Other Deposits ?? 1:1.310,221 Pccrease ?? 326,536 Kcest . 3,148,920 ?? .,82 On the other side of the account:- Govt. ?? 10,925,157 The saue as before. Other Securities, ...

... THE NORTH-EAST AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIA- I TION OF IRELAND. THE Monthly meeting of the commit toe was held nt tile committee. roomls, Castle Chambers, on Friday iast-JoNATrIAN RwHnAuusos Esq., Glenimore, in tfle chair. The other members present were:-ltobert Morrow, Legacurry; Joseph Perry, Gfovehill John Borthwick, Prospect; Alexander Dickson, County Down Nursery; George Martin, Glenview, and Wm. ...

... fle ?WfHt (EiSTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) 13 ELFAST: TIHURSD)AY, D)EC. 1, 1859. WEt give this morning the fullest available par- ticulars in reference to the loss of the Eagle steamer. The brief telegraphic report in our columns yesterday morning was perused with melancholy interest, and great anxiety exists to know the names of those who perished on the occasion. A statement made by one of the ...

... jEN I IS-lg'TEi? OFFICI, - :. ,,rsa ritG ,N TEOra TrLErGr.IIA H.] 11OSTILITIES BETIVEluN THE SPAN[SIL AND M100rISHi FORCES. - 'Madrid, Thursday; On tile 30tih Novemlber, a considerable Moorish force~nttnciied ty~ recdoublt theil r igh1t ot't ?? Spanishi encampment before Ceuta, but werC repulsed by the division of Grnssct, directed by ?? O'Donnell, the Corn mander-iai-Chief. 120 men of thie ...

... xj' ?? t hj-3J s Xt.) }lt I (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, DEC. 13, 1859. IT is stated that Lord Wodchousc is to attend the Congress at Paris as a second Plenipotentiary. The Times, which makes the announcement, told us some days ago that Lord Cowley would merely attend as our Ambassador at Paris, but not as Plenipotentiary. The public have surely a right to know how this is ...

... NEW MASONIC LODGE AT DUNGANNON - INAUGURATION OF6THE NEW HALL, AND BANQUET. (Fsnow OuR OWN RErPORTER.) MONDAY last, tbe interesting ceremony of forming a new Masonic lodge at Dungannon, and inaugurating the handsome and commodious hall for the purposes of the craft, took place in presence of a very large number of the brethren of the neighbourhood, and also from a distance. The new lodge, ...

... NE yVS-LETTER. OFFICF, Tluersany Meorning. [BY 3[AGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] THlE SAN JUAN QUESTION. The Globe, after stating that General Scott was the bearer of the instructions from the Government of the United States, with reference to San Juan, says it hns reason to believe tho tenor of those instructions, as communicated to Governor Dongtis, was that the island should rdmain in a neutral ...

... IRIS 1I PROTESTANTISM. (vROM THE AIOlZNING HERALD.) Tnuf Protestants of Ifreland, in whose name an ad- dress has just appeared, hold a place so distinct firom that of the members of other Reformed Churches that anything issued really from them, and by their an- thority, is entitled to the highest consideration in that Christian world which repudiates allegiance to the Church of Rome. All other ...