... OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE, (FReer OUR OwM CORRESPONDENT.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. TTil Italians have a proverb to the effect that it is a heavy burden to have nothing to do. The op- ponents of Lord Derby's Governcent, impressed, no doubt, with the truth of the adage, are working heaven and earth to bring it into disrepute. The Times, which hates the Earl of Ellenborough, because the ...

... 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 ...

... TiiURSDAY, ARtIL 1. SECOND DAY'S RUXNING. . T11 R .S A]) r1 1,Ia U P. M Mr. Gage's Gammon (2) beat Car. Boyd's Mlistletoe, i aid won the cup). TIHE CUP PRESENTED IIY F. Il. WALL, ESQ. SECOND TIES. . Mr. Savage's Balakliava beat Mr. Winder's Lucifer. TFIIRD TIES. Balakiava beat Lucio 2ud, Patience-i bye,. DECErDING COURSE. Balaklava beat Patience, THE OPEN STAKE. SECOND TIES. Mr. Douglas's ...

... YesmrxxDv, thalristial monthly meeting of this re- venrid body was held in the sessilon-room of the May Street Church, the Moderator1 Rev, ISAAC NEL- soN, in the chair. The attendance of' members was numerous. The minutes of the last meeting were read and ap- proved of. INTERtMEDIATE EDUCATION. Rev. Dr. M'Cosnt, Professor Qtocen's College, said he was anxious to make a statement in reference ...

... BELFAST DOMES'TIC MISSION. TInE annual soived of the Domestic Mission to the poor of Belfast, was held in the Fountain Street School- room, on Friday evening. Amongst those present cI were:-R. Grimshaw, J.P., D.L.; Robert Patterson, nRsq.; W. J. C. Allen, Esq.; James Darbyshiro, Esq.; Rev. Mr. Bruce; John Gray, Esq.; Rev. J. Scott Por- ter; William Campbell, Herbert Darbyshire, Esq,; Rev. John ...

... LATEST N EWSi YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. [BY IAGNIETIC TELELiGtAPlt.] AUSTRItALT. Advices have been received by tho mail to-day from ?? to tho 15th. The Victoria, with the English mails of thc i6th Decemuber. was, at the above date, twolve davs over- due. So far however ats days are concerned, these mails had been anticiplated by the arrival, from Point (e10 Gialo, of the colonial steamer City of ...

... got t , It. CIIUI1T MAlISSIONARY SOCIETY.-WC understand the ?? scrmons will be preacield oll tile Hllt of May on behalf of tile above society, and the meetings will be hl)cd the day following. VICTORIAH hALL, SERVICES FOR TIIE WORKING CLASSES.-We nrc glad to learn that it has been de- termined to continno these services during themonth of April, at tie same holur-four o'clock in the after- ...

... NORT If - NION (OU ItSiYG CLUB, COURSINGi IrxET --3IST MAIRCH, 1858. President-The Viseouint Miasseieene and Ferrard, Stewvards-Lord Luirgan, Lord Betive, lieutenant- Colonel L. Conynglian), J. G. Winder, Jas. Cramsie, and Goo. Nixon, Esqrs. This meeting came off to-day Bnder. Very favour- able c'eiumislances. T'il day was beantiful, and Jogs from tll pails of Ireland ?? oitertid. The hrares ...

... ..-II SECOND ?? T HIlS 1)A Y'S LONDO 0N N EWS. TILE' E?C(l Ai~it I)uiCUPAT''ION OFt TIlE ISLE OF iLII iAN. Pi'a ?? 11 1(lI2dn 21a Ee Fx'enf 'tie i.i+,0 a :iw!:txiuieiit article', t, Cll(pti~li ol Perim'IiiN. ?? i ?? i ii, 1121l2' Ui.A Ell'(ijopu ho Titiliev h Zl 211 rllltfioll, it is Jllilllu~'Im:salvi to) 1rteat ~t'l'taluptll 'IMil: jwdilt i ?? Ululls.,tl lot m ?? 21.A11 ?? Ll All.R GAMBIA. ...

... Wn have not the least hesitation in inserting a letter which we have received frora a correspondent- A Layman of the Established Church. Wo must be permitted, at the same time, to remark that. our strictures upon Mr. Anderson's pamphlet were grounded upon a foundation not at all touched in this communication. Mr. Anderson anrged that the Church Education Society was losing the confidence of ...

... THI S DAY'S LONDON NEWS. [13Y MAGNEITIC TELEGIAI'II.] A'EIIWS-LTTE'J'R OFFlCI, 3IuNIDAY, 1 O'CLOCI;, i'M. ITALYL . * )'TIIE EIMPi -,i NAPOLEO)N. The ?? ?? - I t' r aily Xceiz at Turin transmits Orsini's v, ., second letter to tile Emperor Napoleon. Thiey se flppeared in thb ?? Gazette of P'iedmonit. he correspondent of the Dalyq .ews is of opinion thait thley lbve been sup- plied by the Prench ...

... (sRoM ?? OWN conuiiEs5oNDrNT.) LoNDON , SATURDAY EviNINo. 'YESTFRDAY was, of course, a dies i10n ill regard to news-no Parliament, no money market, no putllic meetings, no telegmrms, no nothilng, ns thi Cockneys say. I regret, however, to be obliged to record the fact that the most solemn festival in Christendom was kept by the great majority of the Londoners as if it were a day of general ...