... NEWS-LETTRR OFFICE, Wednesday Morning. YESTE ERDAY'S DESPATCHES. t CEY MAGNETIC TELEGR4PH.] t AMERICA,I Liverpool, Tnesday. t TheEuropa, from Boston, arrived here at 1.40 P.Mf. (Per Reuter.) (By telegraph to Halifax, after the departure of the steamer Europa from New York.) New York, Feb. Oth, Evening. General Beauregard's official report on the battle t of Manassas has been published. ...

... ?? I Q , b e., . - ?? : ? Nelfastilov 'l -, ' ` I1?9 s rfttr+'. I.LYJJ ?? ?? (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, FEB. .11r 1862. ST IN the House of Lords, last night, an important lbi. discussion took place in reference to the confine. Oot ment of British subjects in FederalL prisons, and. in relation to the blockade. The business done in the Commons was not important. Both H6uses ...

... LATEST E I S.J I ?? - I~ ~ of NEWS-LETTFR OFFICE, SE Saturday Morning. Wo ._1 [BY MAGNETIC TELEGtRAPHI] Ma YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. be THE FEDERAL BLOCKADE. The O'Donogboe has given notice of his intention, er on Tuesday next, to move for a return of the number era of British vessels that have succeeded in running the anc blockade, or that have been captured or destroyed Ini the attempt, the ...

... THET PRESS. lo i: FYEDERAL 0ONSOLS. Wil T(R TIEmS.) ' TaM capacity of spending half-a-crown out of six- pence a-day has always been one much enlogised by poets and greatly envied by te earnest men. Mere e8 sordid impediments, such as want of money, whereof great geniuses ever speak with such bitter scorn,.are. always putting themselves in the way of. the prose- a cution on an adequate wcale ...

... GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. PLAxT DEPARTMENT.-Conservatory, &c.-Where the stock in hand is deficient not a day should now be loat in making every possible effort to provide 6onsider- ably more than is likely to be wanted, so as to be pre- pared against any accident or extra demand, should such occur. Push on camellias with gentle warmth and weak manure water. Also get a portion of ...

... 1,AIu YFTEsvRDAY, thle Usual weekly meeting of the Guar. erect dians of the Belfas~t Union was held in the Board-room, lng t of the Workhouse; when the CHAXIRaAN' (Dr. MtGee, lie til J.P,) presided. The other members present were- to di: Dr. Mlurney, J.P. ; Messrs. David Taylor, J. Thomp- MT~ son, J. Adsams, J, Suffern, S. Teirney, Wmn. Johnston, in R. Beggzs, S. 1reliand, A;: Brown, 3. ...

... THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. (FROM TRlE IRISH ECCLESIASTICAL GAUZTTE.1 ALPPONTMrENTS. -Armagh - Rev. Alex. Linrdsey Hall, A.B., to the Perpetual CuraCy of Armabreague, by the Re Itor; Rev. Leslie Marlborough Carter, t. B., to the Perpetual Curacy of Ifiegh, by the Rector. Casbel, Emly, &e.-Rev. Charles -'aroll, to the Curacy of Ulloe, by the Vicar; Rev. Charles Carroll, to the Curaecy of Cordangan, ...

... 94tfee fruan a , 0loirn i 13BL~1LF13I!,A! a BRUARY 14 1862. | I DULN FRDY FL, I Tuim HoueB of Lords was last night ocoupied with. the considertion of the ngev education code. In the House of Commons, a new writ for the county of Longford was moved for, ?? White having ac- cepted the office of junior Lord of the Treasury. The H1omo Secretary stated that attention will be directed to mines, with ...

... I PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR-OFFPIOE, PALL-MALL, Fnn. 25. 40th Foot-Major-General Greaves to be Colonel, vice General Sir A Woodford, GCB, transferred to Szots Fusilier Guards. 3rd-Liaut A Worthington, to be Capt, by pur- chase, vice J 1H Reade, who retires; Ensign W F Kerr to be Lieutenant. by purchase, vice R C Hearn, who retires; Ensign J A Vivian, to be Lieut, by pur- chase, vine ...

... I T . *lRlih-rnt-l fth.- I SOUTHAMPTON, IVEDNE5DAY.-The liberated Con- federate Commissioners to England and France, Messrs. Mason and Slidell, accompanied by their secretaries, Messrs. M'Farland and Ewstis, arrived here this morning On board the Royal Mlail Corn- pany's steamship La Plats, Captain C. G. Weller. A more literal restoration of the status quo could scarcely have been effected, so ...

... Qt , .; :1. ?tlfast ?? (ESTABIJSHIED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, FEB. 18, 18.62. TnrE debate in the House of Commons lost night was enlivened by an attack made by Mr. Bright upon the Govdrnnent on a point where 'they are completely unassailable. Mr. Bright cen- sured the Ministry for having made war prepara. tions whilst a courteous demand was on its way to Washington-a demand which he knew ...

... THE, ESTABLISHED CHURCH. - DIOCRSE OF TUAM. The Arcbdeaconry of Achonry and Union of Kil- loran, vacant by the death of Archdeacon Verschoyle, have been conferred by the Bishop of Tuam on thb Rev. Hamilton Townsend, of Tourmakeady, County Mayo. The Prebend of Rosseckbeg, also vacant by the ldeath of Archdeacon Verschoyle, has been 'conferred a on the Rev. James T. Fowler, Vicar of Ballycheevy. ...