... ADDRESS FROM THTE PROTESTANT ALLIANCE, Tim Protestant Alliance have issued the following address:- FroLLOwVPtoTePr-T r ?? ere summoned once more to exercise Your constitutional privileges. On yotir VOtes %ill depen.d tlie Chaater or the Lekis1ature, to ?? Ivill lie Commlittedl thce ?? of fthe countityfor yeans to rcase. ThIlie hle, therefore,ldemands a fewv vol-is of suiggestion and ...

... LNrTES'T INTE LLIG ENCE. YESTERUDA S D ESPATCHES [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRtAPIl] COUNTY DERRY ELECTION. DTtiv, 2 r.m. Clark, .224 13, uce, .. ?? ?? .. 189 C~reer ?? ?? ?? 316 COLERAMNE, 2.30 PM. Clark , 33S Bruce . 311 Gree, . 409 NEWITOWNLIMAVADY, 1.30 P.2U Clark, .66 .. ?? G56 Greer, . .. ?? ?? 433 Bruce, ?? . ?? ?? .354 -$ ?? POLL. Clark. ?? ?? 2,014 Greet, ?? ] 55:3 Bruce, . . . . , ?? 1,387 ...

... THE IRISH-] SOCIETY. TIE annual meeting of this society was held yesterday, 2-Ltb instant, in the Wellington lMaIl, May, Street. Among tlose present were-Rev. T. F. Miller, Vicar; Rev. Dr Drew; Revds. John Wrixon, Theophilus Camp- bell, E. J. Ilartrick, W. Anderson, Charles Allen, A. Dameon, Thomias Roe, John Drury (member of the (le putatioe), Joseph S Bell (depeuation secretar), Edwvard ...

... MORE .1IISREPEESENTATIONS OF THE BANVIYEIR. Oust members aro too good. Even party malice can. not find any vulierable poiit on which to assail them. No reason has been offered why the electors shou'd consent to see either of them superseded, and the organs of the disaffected fowe, amongst us, call only vent their spleen ini vague generalities of abusive mis- representatiun. Had 3lr Cairnis or ...

... Alpirlittive. S 1 ASO NA B LE ilI N TS. [FRlllM Tl11115 T:ItI 1FAR1MRS' UAZI:T7 .1 Gi1Ss5 ,I: (,oi i. Sl Il oS FO a PERMANEI I PAS- 1iUIttl.-YoU II:y fori pt' m l wlt.tletl pmtatre, redulce tile lit:111all rsy(o- ,tt'm to 11:l1 at bueli~el, :aud~ :add :1 eximrt~w Afa huslxiwsl (,;tell of 1:ll*.r fo!>cli, ?? Inoadow)\ fee'SCI, aildlslhu~p's ?? oglgistialked PaREF :TI.; ON 0 \ IICIJ EVIIXO Pl ...

... (5orrolloadavre. STEAM COMMUNICATION. TO TIlE rDITOR OF TIle BEELFAST NEWS-LETTER. StiC-The design of my former lette r was to de- monstrate the utility and convenience of steam corn- municoatioln direct between the Albert Basin anid Liverpool, and to shorw the benefits swhich would nc- vrue from the formation of a company to give effect to the views to which I then gave expression. Thle ...

... COUNTY DERRHY ELECTION, IN giving the majority for Mr Greer over Sir Horvey Bruce, yesterday, wo made. a vory uninten- tional mnistake. We counted Mr Clark's majority over Sir R. Bruce, not Mr Greor's. The majority of MrGreor over Sir ?? was only 003, and not 728, as erroneously stated by us yesterday0 BOELIAST QoAnTen SsssIoNs.-D. It. Pigot, Esq., resumed his seat in the County Court House, ...

... 7W Troo. Till' WOK11 FOR THE NEW HOUSE OF COMMONS. |FROM TiIE MOIINISO CIIHONIOLE.] ('YrT a little whille and that specimen of represen- tative toveiinment which, nith all its defects, is said to Ile the hest model of its kind yet produced, will be once inre practically on its trial before the grand jurv of the world. A few short hours and the Xri- tikh House of Commons, after completing its ...

... DUB LI N GO S SI P. (Froom our zoam Correspondent.) SATURDAY, MAY 16. LORD PALM ERSTON AND THlE IRISH GOVERNMENT. IT is currently reported, through town that Lord Pal- merston has recently expressed himself as not being perfectly satisfied with the ?? ten- dencies of the Irish portion of the Government, and that thojadicious Premier-seeing plainly from, the results -of the Irish elections, ...

... TII Popish Poor-law Gu11ar1dians h1ave adopted rcsolu- tions which display the religious liberty which the Church of Roine would give to those opposed to her, wher c11er influence is in the asendant. Thesc lovers of even-handed justice resolved, at their last meeting that Sisters of Mercy should be adspitted to the work- houise, and Scripture-readers excl(led ! ?? have not been informed of thc ...

... VISIT TO TIHE FRENCH -MEN-OF-WiM. ADDRESS TO CAPTAIN VEROY. ON Saturday large crowds of people visited the vessels of his Imperial Majesty df France, in the Bay. The steamer which conveyed the visitors from Bel- fast was inconveniently thronged by persons curious to see these representatives of the navy of our Allies. In the course of the day, Captain Veron and the officers of the ...

... SECOND DAY-WE DNESDAY. XiOREINiG SEDERUNT. Tills morning the Synod re-assemnbled at seven o'clock, and the business was commeinced with prayer. The CLERK read the minutes of the last sedefriet. TUE ARREARS DUE TIHE LATE, CLERK. The CGntk read the report of the committee ap- pointed to examine into the arrears due Rev. Mr. Reid, the late clerk, to consider what ought to lie done with regard to ...