... a ?? vartlaillame t, [EY BIIITISII AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) IHOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. TIIE House met at five o'clock. IMPORTATION OP LABOURERS FROM AFRICA. Lord BROUG HAM expressed gratification that the people of Martinique hail repudiated the favour in- ?? to be conferred upon them ?? late arrange- inents at Mlarseilles and Nantes, for the importation of labour into their island. The ...

... Ar FALSE REPORT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. Stoneyford, July 15, 1857. DEAR SIR-A false, groundless, and libellous report Was published in the Whig of yesterday, to the effect that in the neighbouirhood of Stoneyford, on Sunday, a party of Orangemen stopped a hearse and maltreated the parties attending the funeral. This is an entire falsehood from first to last, as no funeral ...

... FURTIEr EXAMINATION OF DR. AlACHAIP. TatE Committee of the House of Commons met at eleven o'clock on Friday-Mr. SCIHOLlEFrisD in the chair. Present:-Sir Jon Haianmer, Col. North, Mr. Tomlin, and Mr. Pullen. Long before the doors were open to the public the corridor in the vicinity of the committee-room No. 2 was thronged with people eager to hear the further exalnination of Dr. MacHale. ...

... g4k Title also ok (Not-a+I GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. PLA.NT DEPARTMENT-CONSERVATORY, &C.-Shrld- ing should be used sparingly here, except on bright days, for during dull unsettled weather plants require all the light that conservatories afford, and are greatly benefited by an occasional gleam of sunshine. The beauty of most soft-wooded plants will be considerably prolonged by the use ...

... __ pR__ t valiamtlut+ . (Supplemental to Tefeqrapnic SWIuNPUYm)j HOUSE OF COMMONS-1ONDAY, JUNI 29. THE INSURRECTION OF THE NATIVE TROOPS. IN INDIA. Previous to proceeding with the notices of motion, Mr. DISRAELI rose to put a question relative to the state of the Indian empire. The right hon, gentleman ?? is only a few years since that this country was involved in a war of almost unexampled ...

... Onr readers may have seen, in our Parliamentary colunns of Friday, how Mr. Locke King last week moved, in the Honse of Commons, that an address be presented to her Majesty, praying that the present Statute Law Commission might be dispensed with. In the course- of the conver- sation to which the motion gave rise, and in which Sir F. Kelly, Mr. Baines, Mr. Napier, Mr. White- side, Lord John ...

... YESTERDAY'S DE SPATCHES. BYY BRITISH ANDeIRISH 3AGNETIC TELEGRAPH. THE GLASGOW POISONING CASE. . - (2Th'ern sotsinai.) - Edinburgh, Tuesday. The Court resumed at ten o'clock. The LORD ADVOCATEaddressed the jury for thepro~ secution. He knew of no case in which such large' indulgences had been granted as to the prisoner. She had chosen to burn her letters, and could have obtained delay, of ...

... IC .11 t ?qdfagf At-W-feffm (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: MONDAY, JULY 0, 1857. Lxecremcx rebellion has lately been the order of the day in Italy, disaffddtion having manifested itself simultaneously in several localities-at Genoa, Leghorn, Naples, Sapri, and in the Island of Pouza. Mazzini is said to be at the bottom of this state of things. The Piedmontese Gazette gives some facts in ...

... LATEST NEWS YESTERDAY'S DESPATCJIES. [BY BRITISlf AND IRISH MAGNETIC TPLEORtAP'1I.] FR A N CE. Paris, Thursday Night. The official declaration of the balloting in the three electoral districts was published to-day. The numbers are as follows:- THIRD DISTRICT. Cavaignac, ?? ?? 10,950 Thibault, ?? 9,952 FOURTHI DISTRICT. Olliveire, .1,00S Varin, . .. ?? 10,00(i SEVENTH DISTRICT. Darimon, .. , ., ...

... torr.c,.ponbfncc * BALLYMACARRE TT. TO TIHE EDITOR OP TIIE BELFAST NEWS-lETTI'R. Siln-Might I claim a corner in your valuable papler for insertion of tile followilg, as I think that the p)eo- plc ot whon) I am going to speak merit all I intend saying of them, Those to whom I allude arc the in- habitants of a parislh that is thmed for its vell-kilown Protestantism throughout the lentlh anid ...

... OATlHS VALIDITY ACT AMENDMENT. A Bill to aniend the Act First and Second Victoria, c. 105, intiteled ' An Act for removing Dotibts as to the Validity of certain Oaths. (Prepared and brought in by Lord Johin Pussoll, Sir James Graham, and Mr. John Abel Smith.) Thc preamble recites- Whereas in all cases in vhichi the saniction of an oath is required the onth ought, by tile common law, to be ...

... c4te vbeat TIIE MINUTES OF EVIDENCE ON THE AAYO COUNTY ELECTION PETITION. (From the Mlornistg Post.) TIu minuttes of evidence on the Mayo county elec- tion petition, ordered by tile House of Commons to be priuted on the 15th instant, have just been pub- lished, and after a haste perusal of the five hundred and forty-tour pages of' strange matter which they contain, wve have arrivetl at tihe ?? ...