... Wr (Daily ANews) have received from Guernsey, with a request tisat it should appear in our colapins, the following eloquent appeal from the illustrious poet of France, who has tbe right to speak with all the authority of his own noble sorrows in the nanie of outraged freedom:- When one thinks of the United States of America, a majestic tigure rise3 to tile maind-Washington. Now, in that ...

... THE APPRENTICE BOYS OF DERRY CLUB, Tills distinguislhed society dined together on Wed- nesday last, the 7th of Deceniher, to celehitate the llst ann iversary of tlhe siege of Derry, in tbe land- some and commodious saloon attached to Reynolds's Hotel, Sackyille Street. About forty gentlemen sat down, and1 were most ably presidled over by Sir Hervey Bruce, the Goverinor for the present year, ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... DIBAT'lI OF TIIOMAS DE QUINCEY. THnBE expired in Edinburgh, on ?? iuorllill`, the 8th inst., one of the most remarkable mcn of the present ?? de Quincey. Ne wns little heard of in the great world, and his works have never oeen, and never will hb, the subject of a iwide and sounding popularity; but the untanimous testimony of cultivated alld capablejaudges has pi'onioced hii ono of those mon ...

... THE EMPRESS'S APARTMENTS AT THE TUILE RIES. A CORRLSPONDENT of the Jtdtepen(jrtc6 Belge writes:- I had the good fortane to visit the other - lay t- e private apartments of tlxe Empress ut the Tuileries. Worlonen had been engaged on themu for two years, during the absence of their Mnjesties. Thcse suites of rooms. which ron in a parallel line with the re- ceptinn rooins on the drawing-roolnl ...

... COP.RESPONDENC Pg. TMlE RECENT MURDER AT D)UNGANNON-TIIE MAGNETIC TE1,EGRAPH COMPANY. British and Irish Miagnetic Telegraph Company (Limited), Dublin Station, 10th Dec,, 1851). TO THlE EDITOR OF TRE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. Sln-With reference to some remarks in the News- Letter of Thursday last, in your report of the l)Diu- gelonn trngedy, reflecting on this company, I have to state that 1usd the ...

... NTEWFS-LETTER Of FFICE, i Atmrlnd y Jlfornbq. I [ BY 31 AGNTITO TELEGR I l THE WAR IN MOROCCO. Madrid, Saturday Evenhig. The following despatch has been published:- , Camp, Elaltio, Dcc. 9. This morning the enemy impel nously utt ached otk ur redoubtq, but were energetically repulsed oy the garrison, and retired to the valley commanded by these redoubts. The enemy thou came up again, but were ...

... Ate ?? ?? s a e t (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: MONDAY, DEC. 12, 1859. WE have only space this morning to call Ilie attention of our readers to the termination of the action in reference to the alleged case of bribery at Newry election. It will be seen that Mr. Fegan, the defendant, was examined, and denied every statement that had been sworn to by ?? as regarded the offering of a bribe. ...

... POOR-LAW REPRESENTATION OF BALLY- MURPHY ELECTORAL DIVISION. SATUMDAY evening, a public meeting of the rate- payers of the Ballymurphy electoral division of tiln Belfast Union, was held in Roseland School-house, al four o'clock in the aftcrnoon, to hbar, fiom J. NV. S M'Cance, Esq., J.P., a statemcnt, in reference to hli retiring from the office of Gualrdian, to take into con. sideration what ...