... | (From our Correspondent.) WATEWOBD, THUBSDAY,-ThIS morning, at eight o'clock, a very fire iron steamer, named the Magnet, was launched from the Neptune Iron Works, in this city. The veesel was designed by, and construoted under the personal supervidon of, Mr. John Eorne, the orgr o Sh v70ke.Theveleeli3 210 feet about 750 tore gross borthen. She ?? the Waterford Steamlship Compalny, asd Is ...

... HRAD. DUBLIN. =hVALS tp &a SQ tea, Ang 28, 1S 9.-t t Arg 27leven Brothers. Bessie, and James, Chester bricks; Aratusa, and Alma, Roncorn, aa.; Wellington. rcrL Durawn, slates; Telegraph and Admiral Ifoorsos, ,teamere, Bolybead; Aord Cirae, steamer, Glasgow: I-on Duke. & Coluia, Eblans Und Fildare. stea , Liver- pool; Countes of Erme, steaeer. HolyheaL Aug ?? and Torch, steamers, Liverpool- E ...

... ?? tUZ -hl I - I VHOISE OF LORDS-YESTORDAM ROYAL ASSENT TO BILLS. THEIR lordships met at four o'clock, when The loyal Assent was given by commission to the rortitications Provision cor Expenses Bill, Savt inus Bank and Post office Savings Banks Bill, Pub. *i Schools Act (1SS) Amendment Bill, imprison. ment for Debt Bill, Offices Pension Bill, Trade Unions Protection of Funds Bill, Metropolitan ...

... BRIGHAM YOUG AND THE UNITED ST ITES. F 1r has been suppoced that upon the comnpletion of ! the Pacific Railw1ay, and the consequent opening up of Utah to easy ant rapia comusuutcation with toe rest of the Union, thle MIlormons won1k bcgim to sce the impracticability of maintaiing their peculiar ?? of uolagamy, and wold seek to avoid ;a with the Government by adopting a less defiant tone than ...

... COU4BRT AND FASiHIO. ! ~~~THE cous 2T;j OSBORNE, MONDAY.-The Queen, ?? I by Princess Louise, went out in the grounds this morning. The other members of the Koyal Family also went out, The Dowager Lady Shelley and the Hon. Mrs. William Hamilt-n hav-s had the honour of an interview with her Males'y. liSURIGN COURTS. His Majesty the King of Prussia arrived at meS- I baden on the 7th inst., at sc ...

... A SPAN1I91ANiDA)RUSXAN SCENE. Os Saturday we published ?? narratives that seem to top dP like grim realities in an age of Boay M2 and Chewy Apeeulatidti. They have both a terrible-one of them a horrible-interest; but, as it were from the very opposite points of the omoflst, they present strong points of contrast. The rabble of a Spanish town suddenly rush on an English barrister taking his ...

... I THE COUNTY NSTRIM ELECTION. IT has been well known for some time that many of the electors of the County of Actrim, especially those about Belfast, have been very desirous that Lord Claud John Hamilton should offer him self as a candidate for the representation of the county. The high position taken by his lordship when in Parliament, coupled with his manly and indepen- dent conduct since, ...

... IWe have heard bat little of late of Garibaldi's doings. Some of his most melancholy anniversaries recur in this and the forthcoming Autumu months, le and his best friends must rejoice at the almost per. ., fect certa uty that nothing this year will tempt him out of his ijland home- that home which he it would never have quitted for his disastrous ex- ploits of Aspromonte and Mentana, had not ...

... COMUCl AND FSIiV [ ~~TatE COunt.X J3ALM'Mi L, )iOxiAV. -- (he Qaeen went oetr in tbe illnrr'ng acre iu tre atternoua withl th L l-rn- . 099r-'5* -- Viseonntess Apshbroolte and site have left ?? Bilton ?? Duiblin, for Castielurrow. *tord Campbell and suite have left thle mmcilti ?? T)-.hiin for London. The, lon. J G Bingranm, the Hon. B. 0. Biue g hau, !NuW. the IfIn D, J. Fuinglhm, ift ...

... - A=== - [BY TELEGERA2E.] IAYE W-2LETTER OFFTCE, Thursday Morning. WRECK OF TWO OCEAN STEAMERS. [TIMES' TELEGRAMZ] PHILADELPaIA, TuESD.AY.-A Caee Race tele. gram announces tb e wreck of the steamer Germania, from New York, on August 3rd, for Hamburg. She was lost on Saturday night in Trepasay Bay, Newfoundland. The passengers and crew were all saved. The mails also may be saved. The vessel had ...

... COUNTY ANT31 ELECTION. OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF THE POL~L 0Os Saturday morning, the official declaration of the poll for the late election for County Antrim was made by the High-Sheriff (John Thomson, Esq, D. L., J. P.) in the County Court House, Crunlin Road. Eleven o'clock was the hour fixed for the commencement of the proceedings, and for a con- siderable time previous a great number of ...

... I aCORRESPONDENCE I TO CORRESPONDENTS. gOEx AVore (Strabane).-Yourobsernationrs retoopersonal, and, under any, cireunmtan me, a reply to the letter to vwhicb you refer ought to have your real name att9.chod. THE ALBERT MEMORIAL CLOCK. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELEAST NEWS-LETTE& Sla-Could you inform me, through your valu- able paper, if the committee of the Town Council who have charge of the ...