... Ob ? c ???) c If of 41, c tit cr* (ESTABLISII1ED ANNO 1737.1 BELFAST: FRIDAY,. DEC. 9, 1859. Oun reporter elsevlhere supplies an account of the inquest and magisterial inquiry at Dungannon. It will be seen that Constable John Holden has been foumd guilty of wilful murder by the Coroner's jury, and that the magistrates have also committed him to take his trial at the next Assizes in Omagil ...

... (FROZ1 OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) * LONDON, WEDNESDAY. FOREIGN affairs still occupy the larger share of public attention, and it is pretty generally admitted that the time is rapidly arriving when something must be donm either with or for Italy. Lord Palmerston won't gc to the Congress, and Lord John Russell can't. The noble Premier speaks French and German fluently, with a dash of Italian; but ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... Tur following is from the Circular of Messrs. D. Dewar, Son, & Sons, dated Dec. 1st, 1859:- It is very seldom that tlne find the accounts as to the state of trade so unanimous, with regard to its general prosperity as they are at present. Through- out the whole of the manufacturing districts, opern- tions-of a speculative chaiacter are rarely to be henr(l or; all, or nearly so, being ongtge(l ...

... 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 ...

... NE H'S-LETTER OFFICE, ,'rida' AMoraibv. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] THIE CONGItESS. St. Petersburg, Dec. 7. The French Ambassador and the Charge d'Affairs of Austria communicated yesterday to Prince Gortschakoff the invitations to the Congress. Prince Gortschakoff will be First, and Count Kisseeff Se- cond, Plenipotentiary of Russia, Vienn, Dec. 7. Count Reichlberg will proceed to Paris to be pre ...

... 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, ...

... THE PROPOSED LINE TO BANGORO TO THE EDITOR O MHD BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SIR-I shall feel obliged by your notice of the fol- lowing in your paper:- You have called thea.ttelitiort of the public to the Bangor and Belfast Line of Railway, and as a large portion of the inhabitants of this town are interested In the above line, it is hot right that those who have the nianagement of the line should be ...

... ULSTER MEDICAL PROTECTIVE ASSOCI TION. YESTERDAY, the Executive Committee of the Ulster Medical Protective Association met in the Library of the General Hospital, the President, Dr. A'GEE, J.P., in the chair. The other members present were- Professor Fergusomn, Dr. O'Connor, Ballycastle; Drs. Murney, J.P.; R. Stewart, Hospital for the Insane; Patterson, Halliday, Dickson, Heaney, Warwick, and ...