... ,VEIT'S-LF7'7-ER OFFICE. TI1URSDAv., I O'CLOCK, ?? THE PUBLIC REVENUE. The Rovenne tables, ma(1e up last night, show a decrease upon the year and npon the quarter. The nett ieercase for the year is £5,858,105, and for tho qnarter £1,001,790, Tle reduictlon of the income. tax is the main cnaso, exhibitinlg a diminution of £3,232,501 on the year, and £1,255,353 on the quar- ter. The Cusctoms ...

... /I. I c1l, ? t ?0 . ,%I I c I f ? 1, 15 -i ?? -c i? ? -?f t f f c r + (ESTABLISHIED ANNO 1737.) B EL F A. S T: SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, I, 858. ¶iinrtn ib J10 flOWS of sti4ling intorost ill the telegraphic despatclhes of this morning. - The coroner's jury in the Acton homicide case have have returned anu11 ope verdict, anid Lieutenant Clavering was discharged from custody. It re- mains Thr tIC ...

... LATFST NlbEWVS. YEBSTERDAY'S DESPATCHlES. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) TIIE QUEEN'S JOURNEY TO TIlE, NORTII. This morninlg the Queen will leave Osborne for Leeds, whore she will opeii the TowiII Hall, to-inor- ?? A special train, containing the voulnger menllbers ot' tie Royal fltmily, w l' be ...

... MALTA.-FORCIBLE D&TENTION OF A SE- CEDING PRIEST. WE (Record) have received the painfully interesting caso of a priest who, having had his eyes opened to the falsehood of the Romisl system, has becn forcibly seized and placetl in a3lunatic asylum, ;vhere, at the date of the lettci (March 20), h~e was still confined. His name is Joseppi Borj. About the 20th February, he had, on the previous ...

... ~irl i. I [fast t X tees+ LI tla ~A~L c isj~ (ESTABLISHED ANTO 1737. BELFAST: FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1859. TANTIA TOPEEI hS suffered the just punishment of his obstinate rebellion. 'Ihe ne\VS this morn- ing, by the Bombay mail, informs us that he was hauged, but docs not mention the date of his execultion. The elections are over, Messrs. Ellis and Greene having been returned once morc for Kilkenny. ...

... ECCLESIASTPICAL. THE ESTABLISHED CHURCHE PREFIERMENTS.-By the death of the Rev. Mortimer O'Sullivan, the rectory and prebend of Ballymore, diocese of Arrmagh, having become vacant, the Rev. Arthur Mllony has been appointed thereto, and the Rev, Francis Crawford, M.A., the incumbent of Por, tadown, succeeds Mr. Malony at Derryloran. The Rev. J. A. Csrr has resigned the assistjut-ehlp laincy of ...

... THFE PRESS. THE ITALIAN QUESTION. (FRoM THI3 TIMES.) THE is one cardinal point upon which it is necessary to have information on Italian affairs, and that is, what the Italians themselves wvant. In the same way when we nie contemplating any organic change in the Euglisli Constitution, we endeavonr to test the oi)inion or the country on the matter at issue, By help of the machinery of our ...

... I CORRESPONDENCE INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BEiLFAST NEWS-LETErD University Square, Belfast March 21, 1859. SIR-In the report of the Tines, adopted into some of our local papers, it is stated that, in reply to a question by the Bishop of Down and Connor, Lord Derby said that no Bill on the subject of intermediate education would be Introduced this session. I have just had ...

... THiE 6ONSTABULARlY. ?? A . A - T Joseph Soy motr, Esq., First-class County Inspector, County Mleath, has Ireen transferred to the County ,Carlow, vice Georgc Dixon, EEsq., tranisfcrred to Meath, on promotionl to first-class. The exchange will take place on rand after the Ist of April. Acting-Constabl Maurrin, of Ballinasloe, has been promoted to the rank of constable, on the recommen- dation ...

... SECOND) EDITION. THIS DAY'S NEWS. [11 Y A N ETIC ?? E LT F. G R A P I5.] .VEIVS-LET'lERl OFFICE, Thursday, One o'clock p.m. THE SERIOUS RIOT AT ALDERSHIOTT CAMP, After much wranglhqiti and some fighting between the 24th and the militiamen, in which the latter were forced to retreat, their opponents being six to one, a cry was raised that the inilitialhad gone for their rifles, There was no ...

... ADDRESS TO CAPTAIN, MOCLINTOCK, R.N. Ox Tuesday, a large and influential useeting of metn- bers of the nobility, ladies, and gentlemen, assemr bled in the Round Room of the Mansion House. The body of the spacious apartment wats crowded, as were also tbegalleries. Amongst thlose assembled were:- The Right Hon. Lord Talbot de Ilalahide, the Rtiglit Hon. Lord Gough, the Right Hon. Baron Greene, ...

... (FROsi THE TIMES' CORRESPONDENT, IV, IT. RUSsELL.) CAMP CA5wzPonn, FEB. 1i.-I was complled 'to leave my last lutters unfinished in order that I Might avail myself of an opportunity of joining the force in the field at Cawnpore; aid on the morning of the 4ti of February I crossed tire dirty Ganges with in- finite satisfaction and left Calcutta behind mue. Jost- ling through the swarming crowd ...