... (FROM THiE LIVERPOOL ALBION CORRESPONDENT.) L A FORTNIGlHT hence wo shall knowy when we shall t know something more; for ere that period expires ai the magic words for the despatch of business will a be added to thle notification of the prorogation of the E Palinerston Parliament for the last time. How if the n Viscount should not be able to officiate at the olse- a, quies? What delicate ...

... -- - OnQGo ~_ ?? - . - I z. 1'ARIS, 6UNDAT EvENNo.-Telegram from Con- stantinople, dated 1st January, gives some idea of the feeli g at tile Subliimc Porto about the dynastic revolution in Servia. Instructions are forwarded to Kabouli Etfendi (who, it will be rememibered, has no oflicial position in Servit at all, but is merely t inspector of TUrlish fortresses at Beblr ade) to the etrect ?? ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY. COIRIIOTED UP TO THIlS DATE. Wiese MOb jtaceea are mentioned, tide lerter is thal ins which tihe depoet of thie regiment is Stationled. CAVALRIY. 23rd, Ist bat., Bengal, Chat- 1st Life Guards, ?? ham; 2nd lhat., New- 2nd Life Guards, Windsor port, Montreal Royal Ilorse Guards, Re- 24th, Iethat., Bengal, Chat- gent's Park ham; 2nd bat,, Shof- 1stflragoonGuards ...

... THlE ESTABLISIHED CHURCH. New DISTRICT CURecri, DIOCESE O0 DuoLIN.-The church at Golden Bridge, in the large parish of St. James, which, for many years accommodated ncarly i700 of tboe military and civilians adjacent, is nowv unl- dergoing a complete alteration for the accommoda- tion solely of the inhabitants of the new district, a military church having been erected by the Go- vernment ...

... WE referred a few days since to a somewhat extra- ordinary case which was brought before tile attention of the. Poor-lawv Commissioners by the Guardians of the Galway Workbouse, in reference to a deserted child, entered in the workhouse as John Joyce, and by law a Protestant, but whose religion, and even name, were altered on the registry by the Rev. Peter Daly. The Guardians were ordered by ...

... TIHE STATE OF THINGS IN ROMtE. Tire long antagonism cxisting between England and a tle Papal Seo bas made Englishlmen ?? re- gardless of the popwlation subjected to tbe Pope's t temporal power. There has been a kind of feeling v that the race which inhabits the States of the Church n is the last firn which liee aspirations or intellectual . efforts could bh hoped. Educated by an army of ...

... IN THTE WRONG BED- SCENE IN AN AKE- RICAN HOTE M. Sokirc days Since Os yonig couple, who had newly donnecd li3yoneiai ves~tmenTts, ?? fiom their 11omle, a pleasanit village in this State, to spend a portion of that supposed-to-be-dolicious poriod (known as the lioncy-eooen, and placed themselves under the charge or thc proprictor of tilhe pencer House. They then sailed forth to witnmss the ...

... RAILWAY TIMI -TABLE. [AnllRlN(-3ED FOIR TIIE NE11S-LETTER.] TRAINS Will lenvc for thc ujidortucltioned piacus from ancl to Bclflast, on week days, tt tile folloxwing hours i'rom Blh imst. To 13Belfast. G., 0 50mn; 2, 4 G0 Vimi Anitrim 718, 1027 mu; 2 5S 7, 8 Jim; 12 u1, 1 30, Armilligh 7 20, 'd 'J am, 12 n, 712, pml .1 50 pml ti, 1 .) It1;2 0 2l 3l1)!lr3 1, lo ;51. 1111, .3 211, 5 3 ?? :20 ...

... INAUGUR'ATION OF MAYOR OF CORK FOR 185._1IR. MAGUIRE AND RELIGIOUS TOLE- RATION. Tarn installation of Alderman Joui ArnNOTT, Mayor Elect, into tile office of Chief Magistrate for tile pre- sent Iyear took place onl Satill'day in tihe City Court- house. Tho day being a Romisli holiday, and tile gient majority of tile lower orders ol that denomina- tion consequently not being tit work, an ...

... IC, ?) t 'Al I initially w1fad ?? Qu it c r+ (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TIIHU SDAY, JAN. 6, 1859. WIV insert in our paper to-day some articles and correspondence from the London journals bearing on the Italian question. The down-trodden pen- insula of Italy is in a fearful state, and the slightest movement may lead to an outbreak. An able article from the Times on The State of Things ...

... FRENCH GOSSIP AND OI1IT-OHIT. PARIS, MONDAY Ev NING,-The firstnumber ofthe new Austrian organ at Paris, Le 3Ifentorial Diplonza- tigue, wvbich I announced last weel, is just out, and embodies all the tendencies and syidpathies I ascribed to it. It is full of mattcr, and the style and tone rather better than was expected from such a quarter. In point of ?? the leading interest of po- liticians ...

... ARRESTS I-N CALLAN AND KILKENNY- GREAT EXCITEMIENT. IT appealrs that a great degrece of excitement was created in the town of Callan at an early linhir of Monday morning, in conseqaence of Ifead-Conistable MI'Donogh and a party of five men having proceedel, at 5 o'clock Am., to the house of a plbillican named Coyne, residing in Bridge Strect, wherc they arrcsted that individual, on a chlarge ...