... THE BELFAST BOROUGH BILL, Wr publish in our columns this morning the principal portion of the Bill introduced by Lord Naas and Mr. Wlbiteside, for giving efrect to tile recommerda- tions of Messrs. Major, QC., and CopinIor, Q.C., tile Commissioners appointed by her Alajesty to in- quire into our local affairs, The 13ill is onl( of very great importance to the town, and is much more than a ...

... THE ASSOCIATION OF BLEACHERS, b'INISFIERS, AND LINEN MERCHANTS OF -RELAND. THE annual meeting of this Association wvas held, yesterday, at Castl Chambers, in the committee- room of the Nortih-Eist Agricultural Association, JONATHAN Ricl5ARnDoN Esq., in the chair. Present -J. Richardson, Glonmoro ; William Charley, JiP., Seymour Hill; James Fergusen ; New Forge, Win Eivart.,jumn., (Mayor of ...

... - THE BOYS OF KILKENNY. A SCENE. TInu nomination for the City of Kilkenny took place on Monday. After the writ had been read, Nir'. POTTER came forward to propose Mr. Sullivan. Ho was there to reopose Michael Sullivan, Esq., as a fit and proper person to represent the City of Ril- kentiy in Parliament. (Cheers and counter cheers.) [A Voice-Let-him keep thie mill going; it's idle.] For ...

... LORD DERBY3!S FOREIGNTPOLICY.. - - . l. . J d. I I . . M'a W irtted, yesterday morning aiselection from ?? vfuifi\oiius bi4.b kl: :icli has ?? boien issusued containing the entire of the despatches indd 'cores- podehdefdtela6 thI 't6 he' present Edi'rolcihn' crisis. We shqowed, by pjttdir4 theawortl of, Lord5 PninerstoiV ttide by sido with the-nmanly and outspokenl desp-atchtes of LordI o ...

... (FVto3 OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LoNDoN, WEDNESDAY. Tun weather and the Thames have conquered Par- liamcnt, and as at present advised, Lord Palmerston intends to dismiss the Lords and Commons oln the 13th of August, which will be as nearly as possible the ordinary period for prorogation. The result will be., that all useful legislation will be stopped, and that the session of 1859, which every ...

... . :2, _ .~ , ?? ' ; -: ' : ?? . ' i ' - : ?? , ~ ! HOU8E'O0ftORDS-2FR~TDAY 'p T jtosef Losre-assembled Ao-daynfteri the The L'OD CIIANOELLO3L took his sent , 'back'a. flveb''clock. T1E DIS LUTLON AND :THE NEW GOVERN- 0 ?? .. EN2;T.y. - . - i ThcEatliof DERBY, after a fewpetitions had ben. presetiteh;tsal1-flofore' pioceddinj to' nnj oiher ile marks-I- maype'rbaps be indulgeid under the ...

... FlREE DRINKING FOUNTAINS. IT is now very generally admitted that the want of' free drinking fountains in large cities is a real and very great privation to the poolr; and founde(l on this admitted fact, many philanthropie persons in the large cities of England, and especially in London, are endeavouring, and with great success, to supply a necessity which has been so long and so widely felt. ...

... A U.S T Rj,.& . VIrENAX, A'RIL 10.-It is said that tbe Emperor onl Saturda- revoked goma important order' which he had given a day ortwo before; and it is reported that an 'sltinutma) will not now be sent to Turin. It is possible that such may be the case, but uot pro- bable for; the armamenets of Afurtria are carried on with more vigour aid enej'gy than eve. On an ave- rage ten trains a day ...

... . FACTS FOR FARMERS. ARTIFICIAL MIANURE SUITED FOR LATE SWEDES.- A Co. Cork Farjer writes- I have six statute ncrcs of Swedish turnips to sow yet, for which] have no farni-yard manure, Whether shoald I use guano or superphospho ate of lime, Which gives the best corn crop toe y6a. fo0lowing? .The quantity of each per ?? plri6e per: ton. The land is a light, gravelly, poor oat stbble-kindi ...

... FRENChi GOSSIP AND CHIT-CHAT. PARns, MONDAY EVENINsG.-Evory foreign mail brings fighting intelligence; E5000 men have roin- foreed tile garrisol at Ancona, having come by sea a nmethod of walrfem neow to the slow-moving Ted- esehi, but in which the French will shortly. show their supelior advantage along the Italian coast. That a fleet in the Adriatic from Toulon is contemn- ?? is quite clear ...

... (Sqpplenszetarpy to, Special Parliacnentary Despatch.) HOUSE OF COMMONS-TUESDAY. The SPrEAKER took the chair at four o'clock. ZISHERIES. 'Iti. M'MAIION gave notice that on Tuesday, the 22nd, he should move for leave to bring in a Bill to assimilate the laws in England and Ireland which regulate the sea coast and inland fisheries. INCOMB TAX. On the motion of Mr. 11IOFFATT, a return was or- ...

... THE THREATENED WAR. (FRoM TIHE TIMES.) .le secoue maspeerruqae, ia R4pueblieue est poudrde. So said Voltaire of the Rcpublic of Geneva; but it would seem in our time as though the whole Conti- nent of Europe were in similar danger from the caprice of a single man. On Now Year's Day, when the usual diplomatic ceremoninls are in course of pro- gress at the Tuileries, Louis Napoleon addresses ...