... COVENT GARDEN. 's EVESING THiS l'UBITAN'S DAUGHTER. Mlr. W. H. 0arrisou GIud v Slam L ?? 8. Pyne.-And. HiRLEQUIN GULLIVEP: or, Glata and W war.tfs. Messrs. H.and F. Payne, 11. E. anld S. Lvawand MissJrn'xy Lsusl.-ComXI55I5I. at 7. HAYMAKhET. Tits RI'ENINO, BLAUK SUEEP. Mesars. Bucksstone, C,,cnpton, and Howe: jleadames C. Youa Wilk &c. And 1,ITILE MISS MMUFFET ANI) LITT BOY BLUE; or, ...

... I CONDOLEVNcB WITH HER MAJESTY. I COUNTY OF EDINBURGH. A special meeting of the commissioners of supply aid justices of peace of the county of 4Udnburgh was held on Saturday, for the purpose of adopthigati address of con- dolence to the Queen on the occasion of the lamented death of the Prince Consort. On the motion of Mr. Tao~rrzS, of Mortonliall, convener of the county, the Duke of ...

... | VRAILWAY TRAJIfIO RTNS I Mleopen. BBI. Be est and K. Cou ?? Besmt an1 CouCt ontrDOWD ?? Hlrkekene d Lancalshre, and Cheshire. Blyh an d Tine ?? ?? Caledoulan.. ?? Corknd Band non ?? Cork, R ook, nd Passag e ?? Corkan d Yougha.. ?? Cornwall. Doide.side, ?? Dublin and Belfast Junction . ?? Dublin and Dro oea ?? Dublin and Wiclow, Ion, ?? Dundalk, Ifunlskller, & Londonderry Dundee and Arbroath ...

... (moat OUR OWN CORoRESPONDYNT.) h [Ens following alppeared in our Evening Edition of is yaerdpay :1 e PARIS, SurDAY EvENING. 'e That little question of the Dappes Valley-which t] a leading London journal lately said with, perhaps, I More humour than justice, was so exceedingly little n that it ought to be referred to the arbitration , of the first tourist who might happen to pass tl that way-is ...

... lhe TRADE.-The approaching close of business for the year i less severely felt in the want of employment for the operatives 0h than usual. Orders are, however, being brought to a close, m and it is satisfactory to observe that no extra stocks remain tb on hand. Worsted yarns maintain their value, and spinners to continue working full time. The wool market is quiet, the V little doing being ...

... nos 19iARRIIVAL OF THE ASIA. Lie re QENTW,,rn,, ~r- the ig.8Qu~rSTOW, SndayMornng. ver tuy he ryal ?? has arrived here, adnec brings 66 passengers. She left New York on the 4th chs inst., and brings the President's Message. dkes THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. per *se The following is a Summary of thle President's Mes- hera The President, referring, to foreign policy, says:- tl ind 1 You will not he ...

... BELFATST DA1.PTIST CHIlURCHI. ANNUAL SOIiEE'. YESTE-RiDAY cVeCilow, accordilng to proc icO S 1111101111 Ci 111Cnt, a Soiree in Ciilfnnoxin Alth tite 13iaptist CihuIrII in Lhetfist was licid d1 tile ?? tinn lli at ?? |o'Clok. Thire waS a very large and respcectailo at- tendance on0 thC occasion, and thle alrniageml t tvole I it fta ni ost SatiSHa clotnv chanliLert. The Ilev. k1. 21. H ENRIY\ ?? ...

... BELFAST BOARD OF GUARDIANS, YESTERDAY, the usual weekly meeting of the Belfast Board of Guardians was held in the Board-room, Union Workhouse-Mr. DAVID TAYLOR in the chair. I The other mnembers present were-Messrs. Robert Thomson, J.P., Captain Verner, J.P., J. Hamill, John Suffern, T. Geffilin, John Thompson, Thos. Killops, John Ireland, James Kavanagh, and Robert Greer. STATE OF TIIE HOUSE. ...

... ?? . .. - . p ., A YESTERDAY, the usual, weekly Meeting of the Guar- dians was held at the Worldiouse, Dr. MIGEE, J.P., in e) the chair. The other Guardians present were cc Messrs. Robert Thomlson, J.P.; George Gray, J.P.; D.0 Tiylor. Thomas Gaiffiin, Robt. Beg,,s Adam Brown, Thomas Killops, Janies Adams, James Harper, Robt. or Walker, John Ireland, John Sunern, J. Thompson, p Samuel Teirney, ...

... DISTRES - IN BALLYMACARRETT. I iYE5TEIRDA vcvning, a meeting was held, according to advertisement, in the New Road school room, Ballymacarrett, for the purpose of aippointing a com- imittee to devise and carry out mienuis to relieve the ipresen1t di-tress amiongst the liandloom weaveis of that place. The chair was OCCUpied by Dr. ?? Amongst those present ivere:-RevB J. Menecly. Rbyv. Mlir ...

... Law ?? 1'tit~iJtL lLalLbDLtf~LSU-,L VN. THE Arbitration in London continues to drag its slow length along, and appears still to be little more than a very expensive exemplification of the art of doing nothing. To give our readers some conception of the kind of progress that is made, we extract the following from a contemporary of yesterday:- FRIDAY, DEC. 20, 1861.-Since the last report was ...

... I . (FROM OUR CORRESPONDFXT.) A s1OCR;ING tragedy occurred on Saturday night, at about one o'clock, at The Bush, about two and a-halt miles from Dangannon, which has caused a great deal of excitement in this town and neighbourhood. A nain named Pat Hillen, son of a widow woman, was shot while attempting, with some others, to ob- tain forcible possession of a house, and only survived a few ...