... SOLFERANO, FROM AN EYE-WITNESS. Tfn correspondent of the Tinies at tle Austrian Iead(- quarters was present at the battle of Solforino, and has written an anihated account of it, which Con- firms the views we took yesterday. Hc says there were seven army corps, or 140,000 men, engaged; and thus describes TttE AUSTRIAN POSITION. On the 23rd tho Austrians moved their whole army from the ...

... I . . : GQC. - ;, PlWf Scin-Ittfer. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, AUG. 24, 1859. THE adjudication of the Indian loan commenced at the Indian House yesterday,: and the appli6a. tions were found to exceed the amount required. The stock was quoted at 1 to 14 premium in the evening. This speaks hopefully for Indian finance, and 'is ce'tainly afact 'of no little intdrest in the ...

... A CORRErs.oNDENT of the Glafqow Courier gives the following narrative:- BuYROUT; AUGUST 18.-fy news to-day, I am sorry to report, is thoroughly warlike. On Sabbath last, after morning service in the chapel at Bait Mary, a quarrel arose letween some Druses and Mahronite Christians. Belt Mary is a village-on Lebanon, about two hours' ride from-this, and half-an-bour from Brumarlah, the seat of ...

... ?? C'O-hN TY---9-V-E-YO0 - Ta ftknfiA meeting otheX, yi ,gu#ey~oi of Ire- ?? t E~ 4 tito osef!,-.!1f' ?? ' t report'df'the proceednpg p.,f f.ie, pot luring the previous year wisxead and adop Amqng.,ther.W.~tt&5, it stafed tbat on tbe pre- Generpl being presertt), wvhen MIr~ Stokes'lery) t~rie~yi pit' frvard thfe case of the Gou~nty Si~rve~yor~,, 'refeed to~the. feyourable report bf the Eelec ...

... NEWl'S-LETTER OFFICE, M ondsa yforning. [ [II MAGxNETIOC TELxGRAPl'.] FRANCE AND MOROCCO. Paris, Sunday. The Moaitdes, of to-day contains an article, which flrst gives an account of' the attacks of thoe Moroc- conians on tho French territory during August and September last. The article then proceeds thuls:- The daring and the culpable behaviour of those tribes deserve severe chastisement. The ...

... CASES OF IMPOSTURE. Tns Northre Whig of yesterday contained the fol- lowing:- A NEw PHASE OF REVIVALISM.-There has been. for some time back, for public exhibition, in this town, a case of ' convicted' imposture which equals anything yet met with in the history of the delusion. At 28, Birch Street, there was to be seen, tip till Friday last, a woman, apparently about thirty years of age, ...

... MONUMENT TO THE LATE CAPTAIN FRANCIS R. Mi. CROZIER, R.N. (FROMI OUR OWN REPPORTER.) YLSTERDAY, at two O'ClOCkl a public Meeting of tile inhabitants of Banbridge and its neiglhbourhood was held in the Town lIall, for the purpose of taking measures to erect a suitable monument to the memory of their gallant townsman, Captain F. R. M. Crozier, R.N., who perished with Sir John Franklin's ill ...

... MONDty afternoon a meeting was held at the Free- masons' Hall, for tile purpose of adopting measures for the formation of an Irish Volunteer Corps in London. Tbe Marquis of 1)D0NiGArL Presided. His LoRDsrIP, in opening the proceedings, ex- pressed a hope that in any remarks which might ble made, no reflections would be indulged in in refe- renice to our foreign relations, inasmuch as such ex- ...

... It A I L Ty A Y T I Al E - T A 13 L E. ITa.u~ss will leave for the underimentioned places, 3 from and to 13ellhst, on weekl day, at tdih follo-ing :hours: From 13elftlst. Tiijr'1o 13elfast. 0 C30 /OU; 2, 4 Jo po Antrim 7 6 7 n; 2 40 8 inn; 12 II; 4 3C pill;! Aninaghmo re 2..C ilt 121; 1 S;Cr-I 7 15 pill 7 1) pmn i, 7 tot; 12 n, 1 30, Arimagh 721,, s :tJ tiln, 12 n ' 15 p;l :1 51 ' i1l , I9 30 ...

... RAIL WAY T I ME-T AB LE. TRAINTS will leave for the undermentioned places firom and to Belfast, on week dlays, at the following hours From Belfast. 'i'o Belfast. 3, 9 30 mu; 2, 4 10 pm Antrim 7 58, 10 27 am; 2 40 5.10 pim. 8 ml; 12 ll 4 30 pm; Ainaghmnor0 7 25am 12 n 4055pm 7 15 pm 7 40 pm 7, d onmg 12 ii, 4 80, Ainceg; 7 20, 9 30 cm, 12 n 715 pm 4 50 pill 0, 9 30 cmill; 2, 1 30 pm Ballyclare ...

... SECOND) EDITION. THIS DAY'S NEWS. [11 Y A N ETIC ?? E LT F. G R A P I5.] .VEIVS-LET'lERl OFFICE, Thursday, One o'clock p.m. THE SERIOUS RIOT AT ALDERSHIOTT CAMP, After much wranglhqiti and some fighting between the 24th and the militiamen, in which the latter were forced to retreat, their opponents being six to one, a cry was raised that the inilitialhad gone for their rifles, There was no ...

... ADDRESS TO CAPTAIN, MOCLINTOCK, R.N. Ox Tuesday, a large and influential useeting of metn- bers of the nobility, ladies, and gentlemen, assemr bled in the Round Room of the Mansion House. The body of the spacious apartment wats crowded, as were also tbegalleries. Amongst thlose assembled were:- The Right Hon. Lord Talbot de Ilalahide, the Rtiglit Hon. Lord Gough, the Right Hon. Baron Greene, ...