... AsPIRATioN-The H-bone of Contention. A CURE FOR aTHE HEARTACEE.-Matriniony. Tun UREATEST REVOLYVR ON RECORD.-Thie World. ' WHEN FOUND TO BE MADE A NOTE ?? you find a Policeman. THE COLDEST RivER LT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR? -Why, it is the Dnieper. TEmPioR MUTANTUR.-What Austria made in 1815-Treaties. What Austria will be glad to make in 1860-En-treaties. JOHN BULL GUARDS mIS PUDDINO. John Bull ...

... . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . Wr report elsewhere, as fully as our space will permit, the speeches delivered yesterday at the annual meet- ing of the Ulster Society for Promoting the Educa- tion pf the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind. The meeting was altogether one of the most encouraging ever held in connexion with the society. The no- bility, clergy, and gentry from almost every part of Ulster attended in ...

... ,RESQUE OF THE, CREW OF. THE SIR CHARLES -, *. ; NAPlER.. .erR MAlajesty's Government;' through the Boird of Trade, haveprosented a sextant to Captain Barton, a telescope to Mr. Thompsqn, the second mate of the ship Melanie, of CoHnga, for the gallantry they ex- bibited in rescuing the crew of the Sir Charhis Napier from off the Island of Pulo Brasso, whbere they bad been seized and detained ...

... ,,MORAL RESULTS OF .THE REVIVAL. Tuinn Northeran lW'lig, wvhich some time ago had the temerity to charge that .tli revival movement had produced immoral results in Belfast, and ibat an ap- parent increase in the total of prisoners brought he- tore the magistrates bere should, be attributed to that cause, has returned to the task with renewed energy, and, we may add, with increased acrimony. ...

... ' ULSTER SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE I EDUCATION OF THE DEAF AND DUMB AND I THE BLIND. ANNUAL MEETING. YESTERDAY, the annual meeting of the fiiends of this Society was held in the Music Hall. The attendance was large, and highly respectable, notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather. Amongst those present ?? Marqnis of Down- shire, the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Down, Richard Davison, Esq ...