... SECONID EDITION. THIS DAY'S NEWS. [B Y ;t A O N E T I C T R L r, G R A P H.] ATE IS.LE77'EIE OFFICE, FMdy, One o clock, 2i11.m TME WAR IN CHINA. Tbe ncrrespondlen t of thie Timoes writiuri July 12th, states hiat tile whole of the British force had reached its rendlcz s ouSnt Ta 'Ieion Iluian. The c(lRoCtive British foree. co icictel of l.,l11 n in, withi seven batteries of rrtillrr', ncl ci ...

... FALK1IRK. TRYST-MoND-,;\ SEPT. 10. Tfit, second tryst for the season opened on the muir to- day. The number of dealer;,present on the ground was very considerable. The Tryst ground was in excellent condition, so that the stock had every chance of being seen to advantage. Buyers also appeared to enter upon the business of the day with great activity and earnest- ness, and the only check or ...

... 9 ?) c K??Iclfiut k (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: FRIDAY, SEPT. 7, 1800. A CONSIDERABLE failure in the linen trade is re. ported from London to-day-the house of Smith, Sinclair, & Co., linen factors and general agents, of Pancras Lane, have stopped payment, with liabilities amounSting to £150,000. The house was a new one, and principally connected with manufacturers in Dundee, upon whom it ...

... SEllCOND EDITION. THIS DAY'S NEWS. [BY 31AGNRTIO TELBGRAP1.] NE IVS-LE7'TEI OFFICE, Wednesday, One o'clock jrn. STATE OF AFFAIRS IN NAPLES. Naples, September 4, via Genoa. The Royal troops are concentrated near Naples, Placards having been posted up bearing the words, 'Long live Victor Emmanuel, several soldiers took thern down. The Lazzaroni became irritated, and a conflict with the ...

... TuEi following paper, from an English [gentleman, was read by the Rev. Dr. Morgan at the United, Prayer-meeting on Wednesday:- The improving spiritual condition of the Church of God is evident; among other things, in her readily adopting newv modes of action to meet discerned neces- sities-in serious inquiry into Scriptural teachings on time much neglected subject of Christian stewardship ...

... THE CAPTURE OF PERUGIA, A Turin letter of the 18th says:- The short despatch sent by General Fanti on the taking of Perugia states that the affair was a sanguinary one, and that the population fou.ghit with great ardlour, women and even children takningr part in tile comirat. The Sardilnian army had but few killed, but General Fariti writes, 'Our losses, though not numierous, are sensiblo,' ...

... TIlE LAST STRUGGLES OF THE KING OF NAPLES. THE tricks and shifts which King Francis had re- course to during the last few days of his stay at Naples are recorded in a letter in the Post:- The late reactionary attempt, I am pretty certain, Was got up by himself. So many high personages were compromised that the Ministry feared to prose- cute. They all resigned; but the Ring said, Gentle- men, ...

... LA' TEST NEWS. NE lS~LE7EROFFIRCE, Thumsduy MOr'li7ng. [BY MAGNPTIa TlMLEOtAPI1.] YESTERDAYS DESPATCHES. pEFEAT OF LA-MlORICLERE AT CAISTEL- 1f1PARDO By THE ROYAL TROOPS- CAPTURE OF 600 PRISONERS--BOM- BARDMENIT OF ANCONA. Turin, Wednesday Evening. (OFFICIAL DESP'ATCH.) Jesi, Sept. 18. t',enerll Lamoriciere, *vith 11,000 men, attacked ..(1 tile siolttis lately taken by General Cialdini, casr ...

... TIHE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. CARRIGALLEN PRESBYTERIAN Criuncri.-On Tues- day last, the Preshytery of Cavan met for the purpose of ordaining Mr. James Anderson to the office of the nministry and the pastoral charge of' the congregation of Carrigailen. The Rev. James Carson preached a suitable and impressive discourse. The P1ev. William flogg, who had kindly come from a neighbouring Presbytery, in ...

... SECOND EUJVION. TilLS DAY'S NEWS. [11 Y MA U NET IC T E L E G ICA P B.] NE IVS-LETTER OFFICE, Thursday, Oee o'clock y. '. RECAPTURE OF TH IslEAMER ORWELL. The Orwell steamer, which was forcibly taken pos- FesSion of a few days since by certain patriotic Italians, was recaptured at Messina on the 29th ult., by her MIjesty's ship Scylla. A ME It I CA. Queenstown, Thursday Morning. The Liverpool, ...

... THlE CONSTABULARY. A general oider has been recently issned by the Inspector-General, Sir Hl. Brownrigg- to the police hii Ireland, rireetling thens to ic ii ocovererl, or not to wear theih caps. whilst giving evidence in presence of magistrates. Tho oider recites that it weas issed on the representation of ir. Pierce Crcagh, one of the magistrates prosid ing at the Elimistimon Sessions, in ...

... GARIBALDI'S VISIT TO PALERMIO. Tan following prrcilamatiel has been issued by Gari- bald! to the shabi tants of Palermo:- irThe peopli of Palermo, who sliowed no fear in face of' tlhjoqr wiho boin II rdled tictir city, have slownt thniseilvvys roeeritly equally regardiess of lr i a ('a cc of crli lilt rtell, wih want to lead thoem astray. T'hey have sipoken to you of'iannexaltion, :;F. if any ...