... THE WAR TN NEW ZEALAND. I THIE MASSACRE OP EUROPEAN S9'I'L I The intelligence from New Zealadd seems to be t more alarming than ever, and includes particnlars of t a sbtcwing massacre of European settlers by the f Miories at Poverty Bay. Ever since the disastrous h engagement at Te Rues-ram, in which Von Teawpaky a and others fell, the colonial forcem are said to have s been in a ...

... TO ThM EDITOR OF TIM F EBMA?. CrOosakiel, countyrt Meath, Jan. 14th. SIR-For the information of the public I think the good acts of a landlord should be published, I beg leave through the columns of your journal to make a few remarks onone of the best, Toesday last, the 12tb, being a day set aside by the tenantry of the Clonebraney Estate to pay respects long doe to their worthy landlord, r. C ...

... - Tf The - -ar - 2- : -- -. mn- If the exporiment isuimccessnfl, that ends the question ar =-i wes, April 22, 1865. en This oracular pronouncement has reference to the its prohibition of the traffic in intoxicating liquors on a 'as certain portion of the connty of Tvrone in Ireland. lie The existence of such a district was firat brought ud under the notice of the public at an Alliance ...

... OFFERS 1' COMPROXMISE. (Fv.ra the London LEa ulner.) Th-t signilicant hints lately dropped in the Times, that liberal terms of capitulation, to sare further fighhing, would eftill be gracte-I to the Irish Church, have not been thrown away. More thaa one astute Archdeacon is already ambling on pacific -paifrey be tween the lines, with volunteer flag of truce iu hazd ; and, unleszs they are much ...

... I P= NATIONABL BALL. IoMtiTl: TO THE RDITOR OF THE PFREMAN. SIB-A report of the proceedings of the National Ball (Oominittee having been forwarded to you which is incret, I am constrained to make the following observation, a if left incontraiiceted it may be. sup. posed tbat at the meeting of the committee upon the 14th instant I was neglectful of the interest of those cbarities ad ...

... | ST ATIONS1 Tal .BAE'ITISH A UY. - I Corrected up to the Ptih oS De-, 1866, inclusive. (From the United Serriee Gazette.) Where two places are mentioned, the last-mentioned Is that at which the Depot of the Regiment is stationed. LtAVALtY., 25th-Ist bat, Alderahot ,Life Guards-Shefneld 2nd bat, Bengal, Dmndee 2nd do-ltegent'e Park 20th-5egat, Preston Royal Horse Guards--Hyde 27th-Chathemn ...

... T, b c ?flfni Atin-fritm _ (ESTABLISHED AZNO 1737.) is- BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13, 1869. 'O LAST night the Ritualists were to have their t8 report, in reference to their present position and designs, ready for presentation to a public 0nmeeting in London. They undertook to say _ whether they should pursue their effeminate A and Papistical practices in a Protestant e. Church with which they ...

... PETITION AGAiST GkVIN A-D RUSSELL. LIMERICK, TuaRSDnY.-The hearing of this peti tion was resumed this morning, at ten o'clock, be- fore Baron FITZGERALD. The court was not so well filled as on previous days. Rev. J. Conway, examined by Mr. ERoNa, Q( C. - I am one of the curates of St. John's. I reside in the parochial house. The Rev. Dr. Fitzgerald is the parish priest. The Irishtown Ward is ...

... BELFAST W.ATER SUPPLY. A MEETING of the water-ratepayers was held yes- a terday, in the Commissioners' Office, Rosemary if Place, to receive the statement of accounts for the h present year. 0 Mr. JouH DYSART presided The Commissioners a present were-AMessrs, Robt. Greer, R. T. M'Geagh, c William Addison, and Robert Garfile. ti The SaCRawrav read from the Newvs-Letter of the tI 30th December ...

... ~Ace X zI fft BOSS -'Al' efrC V.,9:c ~ -- .. 1. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 17,37.) Ke BELFAST: | ERIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1869. rnj THE hearing of the Belfast election petition to wtss continued yesterday before Baron Fitz- I 6 gerald. The tirst witness called was Grahani 3e Shannon, a porter in the Ulster Bank, and lie tsdeposed that on the 9th November he was shown the document by Stewart, Keating, in ...

... THE YOUNG MAl4N OF TIHE DAYf. ri Do you not think that the young man of the pre- W. sent day is a very selfish ui'ovlv? If you don't, I do. You challenge me to the proof. You shall hare it. There's my son Toen, just turned twenty. le Ho is in a commercial house, and draws yearly oh;£50. Lives at home, has the run of a good house, his own room, and two servants to answer his ring. erTom ...

... TilEn COURT. lerg I sn E, FssneY .1yT.he Queen, accompanied byexi Princess beatrise, and attended by Viscountessdec tlifden, drove out yesterday afternoon. Prince cfC Arthur accompanied her deajepsty on horseback, and n inen the Queen walked and drove iS the grounds this casru morning, accompanied by Princess Louise and hber, Prince Arthur. Priue Leopold and Princess i yvar Beatrice also ict ...