... BELFAST WATER COMMISSIONE RS. YESTERDAY,' the usual weekly meeting of this Board was held atthe offices, Mr. TesoMeAS GRAY in the chair. The other Commissioners present were-Dr. Dill, Messrs. J. Cameron, Richard Connery, R. M. Carson, George Phillips, Robert T. M'Gcagh, Robert Greer William Addison, and John Lindsay. TRlE RATE. The CATAISMAN read a document handed in by Mr. Richard Connery, ...

... (itnlst OUlt OVN CorcRHLSPONDNT.) i LoNDoN, SATUIRDAY. THEFRE is little new or startling to CoMunl nicate liro the Continent. Thie San Juan affair is reported as arranged for the present, the invitations are going out For tho Congress, the MAIoors and Spallirds are figbting, as tile late Lady Morgan would Ihave Said, like regnlar devils, nend tile French and English are ell route for a ...

... THIS DAtY'S INEWS. (B Y A GN ET IC TEL E R ArH. j E IfrS-LE'TTER OFFrIC, Honwlay, One o'clocle, 1p.mw. M S CELLANE GUS. The Times believes that Lord Wodehoaso will go to Paris as second pleuipotentiary at the approaching Congress. The prospectus of the Univcrsal Marine Insurance Company has been issued. Capital £1,000,000, in £20 shares. The Paris correspondent of the ilforning Post says, ...

... Al'CLINTOCIC TESTIMONIAL. Tinl, committee miet on Thursday, December Sth--Sir EDMWARD GIlOGAN, Bart., III.P., in) the chair. Memlbers ?? Robert Hagan, R.N.; Capt. Somuerville, RN.; Dr. Corrigan; Ion. Judlge Kelly; Georgo Roe, Esq,; Dr. Fleming; George Woods Manusel, Esq.; Rev. Professor Gaibraitli, ?? L. B. Foot, Esq.; Drs. Barker and Carte, Ilonorary Secretaries. I The SCICRET.AItirs ...

... CORRESPONDENCE, SIR HENRY BROWNRIGG. To TtE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST N2WS-LETTEP. S0in-I have observed with much satisfaction your very deserveI censtiros upon Sir Henry Browrigg's servile compliance with thle demands of the Rev. Alr. O'Grady, P.P. Every sensible and riglift-jui(ging man, of whatever crecd lie bie, mlsL, roglet to see the line of action taken by that public officer in this ...

... I TO T'il1, EDITOR OF THE liELFAST NEWVS-LETTER. Simn-Mare than forty years have eiaple- since I gave my first Harvest home, At that tinic lit tie notice was takell of a season upon1 which tile conlfol t and happiness of our country depnuded, more than giving a lew glasses of whiskey to the lahouirers after cutting the last sheaf of corn, but I am glad to say tiat, witl tle iml)lroveleieut of ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE PROPOSED TJOlYlVOOD AND BANGOR RAIL WAY. WE have received the following note from a gentle- man who does not wish his name to appear:- DEAR SIR-I do not want to enter into a contro- ?? as to tilhe nwcrits of tile HolywoofI and Baulgor Line, but you seem to forgettone point: that this extension will add so much to the traffic of the best part of the County Dowin RailnIay-Viz. the line to ...

... 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 ...

... Acting-Constable Edgar, ofJonesbrotiul, has been promoted to the rank of Constable, and transferred to Newry. Sul)-ConstbldeClarke, of Mladden, promoted to the rank of Acting-Constable, has gone to tle depot at Dublin. Constable Hatton, who had been for some years stationed at MarIleld, an active and efficient officer, has been removed to Carrick-on-Sair, by the orders of the County Inspector. ...