... T HE BALL. Last night, a grand ball was gi ven 1)i Sir Thos. and the Hon. Lady B13teson at Belvoir Park in honor of his Excellency. There -vas a large art aristocratic gathering. Dancing commencel at ha.lf- past ten o'clocl;, the hil being opelnel by his Excel- T3 leucyandLatlyB3aeson. The follow-ing is thelisto, ?? S Annesley, ?? Lodge, A ewcastle; Earl An- i uesley, Castlewelian; i1on. ...

... The following despatch is published in the Doily Telegraph: BURRITZ, WEDNESDAY NIGHT.-Ahairs appear to be complicated in Italy. Chevalier Negra, the Italian MKinister, accompanied by the Sccoanl Secre- tary, arri ed here fromt Paris. To-nighlt the Prus- sian Minister and M. Rouliaer will also arrive here. The Titles believes that the days of the Septem.- ber Convention between France and ...

... THE OLTE NG.D ;i HT I P 7 iF A S - -- I _ IC 0pZYIG OF ,THE _NEW DOCK IM3PROVE- T E SN THEE COUNTY DOWN SiDE OrF I TEE RIVER. Z rr as anoher ga'a-2ay for Belfast. The nw dec.ks oi ?? County iown side of the Lagan e o2,encni by his Excellency the Lord Lieatenan L. t i n the presefl c of a vast and orcerly crowd of spec- I war;. co;sprisings great nanther off sadies. 'Jhe har ,O~t waS less ...

... LATE ST N E WE s [BY TZLEGRAPL.] NEL'WS-LETTE!?R OFFICE, Tliursday ?? TEE INSURRECTION IN ROMIE. ROME, Ocu. L-The Roman journals state that a new hand of insurgents crossed the Papal frontier at Aucapucldente ana other points in Viterbo, and exacted nmoney and food from the inhabitants. At Canino arumed bands wverte discovered by the inhabitalnts early in the morning, and put to fighlt. In ...

... Belfast Rtw-e-Fftr. (ESTAS.LISBED ANNO 1737,) BELFAST: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 186%. IsTrLLIsENCE of the re-arrest of Garibaldi reaches us from Florence. It seems that the General embarked on Wednesday for Leghorn, but the Italian authorities once nmore made him a prisoner. Ile was conducted to C.aprera, which is now under the surveillence of a G overn- inent vessel. Doleful accounts relative to ...

... ILATEST NEWS4Yl [aY TELEGRAPH.] NEWS-LETTER 0FRIOK Wedaeadan ornia',. GERMALNY. BEsLty, OCT. 1.-in ?? sitting of the North German Parliament, the.NMarine Budget aid the resolutions relating to Federal consulates and to the amelioration of the postal and telegraph systems were adopted. In reply 'to Herr Schleiden, President Dtlbruck declared that the entry of Altona into the ZoLve-s rein at the ...

... THE LORD LIUUTENANT'S VISIT TO BELFAST. Tiis ISJ, his Exceliency the Lord Lieutenant en, visits Belfast to enca-co in a ceremony which has fox important gcneral as n eli as local aspects, and L1 which wvill conrcne the representatives of many iI- Cl terests in this great commercial community. A r the chief town in Ulster, Bclfast has many causes hi to he proud of her position. The capital, ...

... THlE PRESS. PE ACE OR WVARP Tan Shudtarc remarks that the decision of the question ' Peace or war ?? is generally left t by those who calcul-ate the chances one way or other to the Emnperor of tfie French. We wish very much we could share this opinion. Even i if we assume Napoleon ITS to be guided in his policy by merely personal and selfish considera- tions, there are sufficient reasons ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF T IE TMES. SIr-The recent Fenian outrage at Manchester, which it is feared is only the commencement of a Is new phase of the malady, induces me to urge d through your influential journal upon the people of a England advice which I have ineffectually given to i the two last and the present G~overnments. There is but one cure for Fenianism, but one way of settling the question ...

... ILATEST E IWS. [iBY lr: NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, Satarday Morning. RE-ARREST OF GENERAL GARIBALDI. an FLORENCE, Oc1. 3, EvEa;i\so¾-The Disrito of IS this evening publishes the following telegram as ve received from private sources:- General Garibaldi embarked yesterday for Leghorn, hut, on his arri- f r val, he was re-arrested, and again conducted to Ur Caprera. ?? is now Under the surveillance of ...

... LAYING TEE FOUYDATION-STOE OF A IEW MASONIC HALL. [1aRO3 OUR O-wN RZIlORTflj Lrsnuns, SzTuPDAnn. To-DAY, the interesting and novel ceremony of lay- ing the foundatieo-stone of a new Masonic Hall took place at Cargycreevy, a district of country about four miles itat from tais town. Owving to the peculiar nature of the ceremonials which are gone through on such occasions, large crowds fron the ...

... i ILLYLEAGXE REGATTA. ;[imao OT3R o o .:EroiRTEr.1 i | I;ILTLYLAGH, 3R0M AY. I - Ton-2avy, the annual regatta came off in the bay.I For yachting, the weather was everything that could be desired, while for sma boats the wind was a trifle too strong. The pleasure of the day was con- sider.vbly marred by the vast qnantity of drift- sand which was blo-n about in the eyes of aliwo h w'ere On the ...