... SARtDINIA AND A U S TRIA. A LETTER, dated 10th April, from Placenza, in the Unione of Turin, says:- Austria is concentrating troops in Placenza and on the Sardinian frontier. Five hundred Austrian troops arrived this morning, and more are expected.l The garrison is composed already of 2,500 men. No one can comprehend the motive for these military movements, They have given rise to much specula ...

... Illperal v artiallmct. (aUY'MA(NE Ior TELE GR APH1.) HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY, SPIRITUAL INSTR1UQTMO. The Bishop of EXETER moved for the appoint- ment of a select committee to inquire into deficiency of the means of spiritual instruction in places of Divine worship in the metropolis and other populous districts in England and Wales, especially in the mining and manufacturing districts, and to ...

... AGRICULTURAL STMTOSTUCS, IRELAND. Tar following are extracts from the elaborate report of the Registrar-Gencral to his Excellency the Earl of Eglinton:- In continuation of the Agricultural Statistics of Ireland for 1851 already presented to Parliament, I have now the honour to submit tables, showing the estimated average produce of the several crops grown in each county and province in that ...

... -lit pr6p, ?Iltkltiglla. F R AN C E. PA1ruS, TnURSDAY EVEU SING.-ThC loUg-vexedCOI1- test between Professors Brewster pnd Whcatstone 3 to the first discoverer of stereoscopy has been judis cially set at rest by a sentence of the Civil Tribunal of Paris yesterday in the lawsuit of I Dubosque versecs G udin.' The date of Wheatstone's first intimation of that natural phenomenon to the public, and ...

... ANCIENT AND MODERN JERUSUAEM THERE are few places to which tile mind-of the Chlris- tian is so often led as to tile City of Jerusalem. At whatever page the Holy Book is opened, he reads of Jerusalem and its surrounding hills, of the Temple' tile porch of Solomon, tile Valley ofJohoshaphet, the rapid Kedron, the Silent Pool of Bethsaida, the palace of Herod, the Mount of Olives, the Hill of ...

... I g?t ?effai I'leW-f-tilm (ESTABLISHED ANN.0 1737-1 BELFAST: TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1858. MFn, D l;4zI~EII speech, last night, in moving that the House should copsidor the Indian reso- lutions next Friday, was lucid and wc zinplg, l even judged by the telegraphic summary; and we rejoice to find the Government, whilst determined to prevent faction from inflicting a blow on India,i and, therefore, ...

... HER MAJESTY AT ALDERSIIOTT. HSa Majesty, on Friday, fairly opened the military , seasou at Aldershott with a parade inspection of all the troops in camp. The occasion was marked with . the usual circumstances which seem always to ac- s company these displays-naamely, magnificent wea- ther, intense heat, and clouds of dust. On Friday morning all -the forces were ordered to paradd in' full[ ...

... MAY STREET CONGREGATIONAL LITERARY ASSOCEATIOY. YElSTERDAY evening, according to previous nnornce- moent, a public meeting was held in May Street Churcl, in connexioi with, tilhe My Street Congre- gational Literary Association, wler. the President of the society, 'Rev. Dr. Coolc, delivetedil lecture oran nddress on Tire AInnifeslation of God in tire Mental Constitution or Man. Though tile ...

... S U P P L E M E N T. Wis this day present our readers with a fourteen- column Supplement, containing a full report of the proceedings before the Belfast Improvement Bill Committee, on Thursday and Friday. We do this in order that our lengthened report may not encroach too much upon our regular space, already crowded with advertisements, increasing, we are happy to say, daily upon us. ARRilVAL ...

... Sejj ?? OF i'IANCII FOR APRIL 24. PL ?? fiur fesh plrtners. Hole y()'IlTC iS fl-N'N)RTlTI).-.WVoinl a reputation is wvi'ln1g il1 the dri viuig-rooi), the report of it soon. makees itselfl heard in the ?? House I Lire lit. 1:; 1nN RISIN( -1 hiOI(I tha~t it is not naturlal. ~Withl men, as' with peas, early rising is all a matter of lore- ?? Le Second. ITrALIAx WITI[OLL' A MASTHMt(. -Solto ?? ...

... 'Criat Virtl-'ll l It. HOUSE OF COMMONS-TUESDAY, ARImL 20. (Resunmedffiolm the News-Letter of ~rlednesdeg,) RiEFORLMATORY SCHOOLS (IRELAND). Mr. Serjcait DEASY, in moving for leave to bring in a Bill for the establishment of reformatory schools in Ireland, said the object of the Bill was to extend to that country the bonefltsenjoyed by England and Scotland in respect to reformatory schools. At ...

... LOUIS BLANC'S INTERCOURSE WITH LOUIS | i NAPOLEON. Louis BONAPARTa jS on a throne, and I am in exile. To me lie was to a great extent indebted when banished for his return to Franec; and to hinl is as- cribable that State of things which keeps me from illy country. After his attempt on Boulogile, In August, 18t0, 1 was the only man who daredl raise a protest against his being tried by an ...