... 9?c' VICIfiot I (ESTABLISIHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1859. TnmiE can now be scarcely a doubt, from the tone of the Continental correspondence in the London journals, that war is imminent. A secret convention, according to the Turin correspondent of the Times, has been agreed to between the King of Sardinia and the Emperor of the French, a summary of which will be found amongst ...

... PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR-OFFICE, APRIL 22. 2nd Dragoons-Liuut. 0. Panlett, front 8th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Geo. C. Ross, who exchang'es. 5th Light Dragoons-Cornet Robert Mather to be Lieutenant, by inrchase, vice Bright, who retires. 8th Light Dragoons-Lient. G. C. Ross, from 2nd Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice G. Panlidtt, who ex- changes. 17th Light Dragoons-Lient. W. ...

... THlE LONDON ELECTION. TuL following squilb applears in the Stand'ared:- TO TIHE ItLEtTORS OF 'I'IIE CITY OF LONDON. GCl:rLtmeN-Lord Derby havingr been impelled by my exertions to dissolve Parliament, I beg to offei myself once more as a candidate for your sufor'ages. I am no logician, so pray acce'pt antobyography for ?? I 1).1.gi to the 11miise of Rttissell You nay have hle:.4 oII myv ...

... BATTLE OF MA-GENTA. FRENCH ACCOUNT. Tum Moniteuo publishes the following account of the battle of Magenta:- HEAD-QUARTES, SAN MART1SO, JUNE ?? French army assembled round Alessandria had great difficulties to overcome. If it marched on Piacenza it wvould have had to besiege that fortress and force a passage of the Po, there 900 metres in width, and. that ditficult operation would have had to ...

... - SAINTFIELD ACADEMY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NIvWS-LBTTrR. SIR-I perceive, in your inipression of Weinesday, y ou have copied, in a condensed form, the report of the Banner of VUster relative to the proceedings which took place on Saturday last at the monthly meeting of the committee of management of the above insti- tution. As I have been much misrepresented in that report, several ...

... TILE 11EV ?? MOVEMENT IN BELFAST. 'XTtr. i'sligiOItS revsiv'al still continues to i)'oglress, inI this tows, ?? as in the sm-mu'o ditllsg (list rIdI. Malnswors' huldj last, evenfing in most oiftho~Evlan- irelieal churcheis iII Belfast, and all ware Well attended. Severals Were0 brouight under convictionf, afnd sonic of Iloite prrsi'oft'5 to hsave roceived Forgiveness. T. dtf-1 ferant ...

... NIE IS-LETTER OFFICE, . 'edneslqy J Morning. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] THE WAR IN ITALY. RETREAT OF TIME AUSTRIANS. Turin, Tuesday. Thle Austrians nre in rall retrelat Il the direction of the river Oglio. The bridges over tli Adda and. other rivcrs have been d(estroyedl by means of mines, They have also evacuated Pizzighictone, after having burned the bridge and thrown their guns, war matc- ...

... [BY SPECIAL TELEGRAP.1. (i1itoac OUT N E REPOItTOTER) Tinn declaration of the poll took place this (Monday) afternoon, in open court, but at an hour too late to enable tie to forwvard a report of the proceedings by trainl. Thle poll-books having been opened, the numbers were declared as follows:- [r. R. P. Dawson, . . . 2,28 Sir F. W. llcygat, ?? ?? 2,468 Mr'. Greer,, *, . .. . 1,790 Majority ...

... LOND-ON CORRESPONDENCE. (liROM OUW oN_ CORIMESPONDiNT.) Lo0DoN, SATURDAY EVuNIIO. ,Tun 'hecond sessio of 1859 is gathered to the storied past. Not' sound awakes the echoes of St. Stephen's. Mr. John Pope Hennessy has fretted his little hour upon the stage. Mr. VincentScully has given ?? of notion, The classical figure and mulisical voice of Nri. M'Cailn-aro neither seen nor heard. Lord ...

... tq t?: : I i ll'A' d ?? ? 6! It Novel c io. eef fc? r. C:) (ESTABIaSIFED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: MONDAY, JULY 25, 1859. THE correspondent of the Morning Post mentions that it is the prevalent opinion that Victor Emn manuel will contihne the.war, in orde'r 'to resist the return of the Tuscan and Alodenese despots. The same ~writer says- I have]lenrd (Fridqy), on veiy hith' authority, that the ...

... TNE REVIVAL MlOVENMENT IN BELFAST. TnE religious revival movement continues to pro- gres daily in Belfast. The number of those brought under Conviction at each meeting is In nowise dimi- nislring. and many of these have been led to exercise faitl in Christ, and have professed that they know by. ,speriencO what it is to be born again; that spiritual change rvhich Nicodemns marvelled at when ...

... - * -THIS DAY'S NEWS. [By., MAGNIETICI~TPLrGPIA'PH.] NErIF&LS7TE ER OFFICE, Satn'rdaxy One O'clock, p.M. ARRIVAL OFl TIIE EMPEROR AND THE KIN( OiF SARDINIA AT TURIN. Milan, July 14. The Emperor has ontred the town amidst the nc- clalnation of the populace. The King wil1l accompany the Emperor as rar ns Susa. The Emperor is rC- turning to Paris. Turin, July 15th. The King and the Eniperor ...