... I A SHIP ON FIRE IN TIES ATLA\'TIC. CaDtain Sedvlev. of tli-., A, - .- ; - .. t apsaan zougley, O0 the Uasitl, gives Oti follow. oing account of the burnintg of his shlip whiie on the voyage from Liverpool to Boston:-At 4 pin. (a December 6th, and when ill longtitllea lift 41 jwvt and latitude 43.8i0 north, we found the ,hip tob on fire, smoke coming up the after setttle arid through the ...

... A! RICA. f.t ~ - : 0I al hi til at In Of It' Oa th de PO ac QQ of Si to to ati w el 5, w as Pi hi it, fil of Li in ta fe St I 1 in til all re di th Al of la di Al at Ix Si, SC Be ,Si u hi w cc P4 w of at re St ot is at hi oil as Pt at at *1 Oi at el S SI tS el p d0 NEW YOM DBi. 19. projlamt io. tha slvr ha : ee toD exs in Ie. Thiim morning. appeared at Ist the official prclmtion th&e ...

... D #.g61tg-BODARR;.217- ,PAD,,#ego 1 l 12 PAZA0~1174 0IUQTAflIAN' M~r; Wltil1ia tfil~enry t Warnreni iesseribed as a gentbti;saf BTrouden, 'Kent, 'srhoitatea thkt' heo V- Lthpe- of 0Geral , Warren sod!drwho. -was onfatvirdy' obarged wait Atesi a coat and three bool# fcorgsb Wear. I msuinti*'?labj EHotel ?? yesteidai erisdrireJd44 'by hin biIfnrdfurther. examination on th said c ?? P!~e olice ...

... I Z fje I ?O , ^. , )fiot 4 1 a ? ?Ifl c (ESTABLISHED ANNO0 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, JAN. 2, 1866. TIE Town Council had a lengthcncd sitting yesterday. The Mayor for 1806-Alderman William Mlullan-was invested with the in- signia of office. Alderman John Lytle, the ex-Mayor, announced his intention, in the course of an elaborate review of the more important proceedings of the Council during his ...

... !oNTHLY MEETING. iYnsraana~ the Stows Ccuac:l held their orm;inry monthly me-tie. T n fobnairs- L -L'tneS were preaeit -a ,aden-aan JOLIZ L -ia, ?? ayor ; Alder. a ?? Malan., Iaeyor-clect; Alderasn Robert Lindsay, Alderman James Carlislae Ccuecillors F. M. Lewis, David Taylor, J.P, Dr. Brownae, John Savage, John Safhe-n, Saiul ZMI'Cauel3and, Charles Duffin, Samnel Black, William Lytle, Jus-_ph ...

... ',WEi -kO -. tI . 5 If. Af RC Ei~X t M t . F z On 8^turdgy the MinelDepartment of ?? -of ~TPAd Aeeioikhe 'sworn do Icn 1 of tthe late Coin. -ainder, (Japitsin Richisod Holl 1, 'othewo istteamsr, voltailv& tot 'total Im of that steamer oD the Irish cat,.: Ls follows :-I was master of the Ibi screw. steamer. She was' 608 tons register, and wae. ownodA _ the Cork Stean Shipping Company. Was three ...

... TE LATE AJUJAlTE O3NANUGHTT s r.u. AM[R. _ . .A n TtIS R E.8 T( M DIOR OF TOill' Ciy15 tderi-quay, Jan. 1, T18J.y SIv-Tn the FaCcount Di thle goin your pub. = licatifln oftbloi day yourcorres~ide~ltlit statesl, ' thatti the Cosinarught mnail iall~twic et ~ns ?? evecingiat 7. ),(I'xpd 1 lcdfrgt- Jul weath Lr in the Uhne, hc lciii hrflY s two iots Cethepa- sagI.' I bo , tn 'eiY that tho D ...

... sUM MARY. From almost evtry quarter we bear of damage C to property on land and sea by the gale. The I -wind was less boisterous yesterday; ,but we are d warned not to expect a cessation of the storm for t several days._ _ t Sir Robert Peel having, it is said, refused a f peerage as compensation for loss of office, has been xnade a Knight Gratd Cross of the.Batb, a dis. tiuction rarely ...

... RRALNGEMENTSCI.E-MRAWAE- $ S':il! SCJREMFM,, } thef bve ree ni't, hieeting'' 0o lalen 'nian:-t ?? w6 r. i'&n'd'i'uth. estesrail f ~rd srhini~g the vrast' dlpe. ow ich h the 8otithX were only'contrijb4jis' Oh the iname hir'n ',of tho' No's,'tlt ritih J(Mr I'b'ein is [ G ' iedthiig Was held Eii'listened,'th deputation, b sn? 1'o a k for irielf, he didertoI? tt viows befo're his :Boar1, 'and' ...

... ?. ?? i?: - i?.,bx ?? w ilals, I Dv : TVL , JA D&yX . , iG. WE.i hav abstamiued fom any rmai'lt on the proposed charter to the Ca.tholic nversity. It, wouldc be orp pruaent 'to wait. ulntil the .exact terms are aec rtainea ratherthall specn- ' ite.on results' hich may not be 'realseed. Shortly. nafte aho opening of all- ament, we shall khow ?? authentic, and the pab- liccan 4of 'tO wait;: ...

... ?A S, I i I0N. THE 1MAJORITY OF THE EARL OF HILLSBOROUGIH. I _ 1 MEFTING OF TllE TrtNANTRY ON TEE MIL- WARkEN AND CAISTLEREAGCB ESTATES. [nri e1 CUtr owN MePOaTFR. YEsTEa.ne, a msetln4 of the teuantry on the above or'ates was held in the C jort-hqosa, libskorcugh, for rho uprpo--r of adoptirg an ?? of co greto- I lation to the Earl of IL 1'-borough on the attaintment of his majariny. Th.re ...

... DUlifLN. I Tuen storm of Saturday nielt exceeded in severity any which is remembered in DabloD since the me- morable 9:h of F-bruary, 1861. Fertonute y we bare no acelident or lo0s of life to record, buit the damage done to property has been veryconsidera-lo. Many houses were shaken tI their foundations, vhole stacks of chimneys, and in Eeveral cases rooes of houses wern ?? away, ard slates ...