... Mfl N.Wt A, - STEPEN3. I IFvom thO Id u Ye Tribune, Jan. 13,) hr the kat two or three days the Feniase of this city ave Manifested the most intense exoitelneilt in Iegrd to the repart published in the Tribaae tbat thb. 0. O1L R., Jamee Stephens, was stillt i New' Y9ork, without asay intention of keeping Vi often iteerated promise of fighbting the Engishi Govern ment for the possession of ...

... '.A~tOhW' LINTELIGEmWE. * C6onvN0u0o.-Duing the year ,l86d noless thana three hundred and Aixtysseven adult Protestanta were kecsived into the 'Catholic Church within thelimits of the W,Btruiiiste- di -ese.. Wekly 1?eqter. . Tim M;Issii ut DsrnDK.-Noth;Rng oanequal the gogd.work 91 the, Pedemptorist Fathers in this itownm . At all bmuroj fxom early morn t'D dewy eve, the chapel fi. crowded ...

... THE IRISH CHUROH ESTABLISITHEIL l I r&^n ,.AE7 4 ?? I. ?? ¶rem\ wiV7 *vormrf EMMA '5 ua7rtc,) Tho successive modifications io wbich, in modern times, clurcl property in Irela'd has been subjected althoughl stigmatised when enacted as unjust, sacri legious, and blasphemous, have notwithstanding been accompanied by a singular improvezent In religion -whother Protestant or Roman Catholic. The ...

... SOTJTHERN COURSING CLUB. Tnie meeting at Cool- on Wednesday was, in regarl to the character of the entries, and the large num- bers wyho attended, one of the most successfiul meet- iju's that has 'been held in this locality; bet, as re- g LIds tlse wveather, was Unfortunately one of the most disagreeatble. With true sportsman-like p1r- sist nce, how.ever, a fair number of courses wvere ran ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. and Tri. rev. A. J. Artis letter, in reply to the Rev. J. Ihi Imacauiglhtan, will appear in our next. shili and RAILWAY REFORM. Cnor TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LtTTER. -Cou SIR-As one of the sufferers from the unpune- firsi tuality of the Ulster Railway, 1 feel bound to call to t your attention to the disgraceful irregularity of mer which it is guilty. On this day, ...

... GENTERAL NEWS. 3 E TEi proposal for the resuscitation of the Agra Bank has been adopted by the shareholders and creditors of-all the Indian branches tf UP-WARDS of £23,000 have been subscribed in o Bombay on behalf of the Bengal and Madras Famine and Relief Funds. S TCvo Mvahome(dan merchantsbare been, committed o for trial at Bombay on a charge of laying stones - before an approaching train ...

... P.1,FART WAIi?j! (IONIMP'SP ,)NE PQ YFS.rTe)ri iAY, thle Water' ( omi ?? he-il their I ordinary firtnightly nicetin-g-the chairmen, Alder- iman Eonn0 r l'.SAY, in the chair. The other Itneinbels present vwere-Messrs. Adam Dtllfill, John 11Hid, Plobert Come, Joseph John :lJurpbjy, 1oblboit |h Ivr. 'Tloinas affikiin, Richard Connety, WVit. Ald i:OIi. ?? T. -Geagh. Tit, ?? si-ere r i ant ...

... I'IIE DUN DLK AM) lIW2URE 1>AILWAY ?? L. Cii T ?? ?? 5ATrei'iia,-ihi& Bill, to extend the IiK il for the ciiiplettlo of the railway of the Duon- -talk aijil (reenore Railwsy Company, to enlable n1' that conipany to construct mew railways at Duni- it. dul and to coinipicte thle joint works. authoris' I Io.-h he Nciry andt Crccliloie Rai1way Act, iu6i,` tl iit fror i rher inr ,ni s., has just ...

... | I E ONATHLY MEETING. Y LLSTERDAY, the usual monthly meeting of the TOM-n Council was held. The members present ?? outgoing Mayor (William Mullan, Esq.), Ithe. Mayor-Elect (David Taylor, Esq., ?? Alder- men William Ewart, jun., John Lytle, Robert I Lindsay, James Carlisle, Archibald Kirker, William Bell; Councillors F. H. Lewis, John Savage, Dr. Browne, A. F. Herdman, Frederick Kinahan, John ...

... F AIR. MIULLIN'cxuR, JAy. 8.-This fair was held to-day (Tuesday)l Prices of dairy springer cows varied fromn £J2 to £18 lJs; stores ranged fromn £6 ls for onme-ear-ohls to £16 10s for good three-year-old heifers. Wether mutton averagel 6!Jd to 7d per lb).; ewe, about Gd to Gld; lambs were, as also every other class, scarce. Pigs alone were at all in good supply, and appeared to be inquire(l ...

... Ott ?dfast felu-Ndtfr. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, JAN. 1, 1867. SoM mefurtherdetails are given ill reference to the fire at the Crystal Palace. The damage done is very extensive in itself, but not sogreatas tohave prevented the Palace from being open for the Christmas entertainments yesterday. No expla- nation is yet given of the cause of the fire. It is stated that the yachts ...

... [FrIOM cR TIMES.] FrtrIDY, five more bodics were recovered from the ornanental sheet of water in the PRegcnt's Park, aud, like their predecessors, they have all been identified. A fine lad, 15 years of age, the son of a butcher named Glanfield, of 18, Francis Street, Tottenharm Court Road, was brought to the surface at au early hour of the moruinig. His father had been prepared days before for ...