... (FROM OURo OWN CORRMSPONDENT.) , Re following appeared in our Evening Edition of yes- terday]: PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING. You will have observed that the Moniteur-in drily announcing the fact that on the 22nd instpt the Pope intimated to the French and Austrian am- bassadors at Rome that he now ielt perfectly able to maintain order in his own dominions, and was ready to make arrangements with the ...

... r , Ix._ . 2 . I ,t (Fs'.om Ille 'Econsonietr.J N (,Ffonb the ,cmelorm f te Ez The assurance given by the Chancellotof the Es- rchequer In ibti House of Commons last night, that ar. rangementa have been made for the simultaneous eva- cuatlon of the Papal Statee by the forces of France 'ud I Austria with the consent of the Papal government, and I the promlee afforded by tho ?? of our Freech Am- ...

... gistrict DUDLEY. PAItsI Cooc NsTALEs.-By soma inadvertency, the name of Samuel Perry, Darby Eoid, Withymoor, wasileft oat of the list of parish constables statedin the Post ?? have been elected at the Vestry Meeting on-the previous day. . ASSEMBLY RoO3cs, CASTLE SrSEEr.-The ssbscribera' bill took place at these roomus, on Thursday last; and was very numerously attended. The btll room was ...

... & IToot. fimiquas ?? TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1859. NEWS OF THE DAY. LAsT night that long-expected and anxiously looked-for measure, the Government Reform Bill, was laid before the House of Commons by Mr. DiSuAELI, in a lengthened and elaborate speech. The CHAwCELJOR, while taking creditto the Govern- ment for the utmost purity of intention, glanced at the theories propounded during the recess, and ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIO. N ~n ?? This Samne HJE-r'z Same miles Name of ~~~Week. 3858 Toal 1858. open. BdalesosdLeybu ern. 97 88 808 620 1. Be~fstad~alymea..1048 3074 8277 88 1V6 B3'head, L., & Cheshire ..2364 2835 19162 16880 :33- Frristol. and Exet r ?? 6552 4897 37301 3832 118 Oslodoulan * 12243 12038 371108 38201 158( Corkinod Mnon 22 234 2132 2122 20 Cork, Wreck, & Passage- 207 174 1805 1481. 63 ...

... | MR. AND PUS. GEBRAN REED. It is now four yearn since Mr, 5nd Mre. Getnasn Reed lave been bofore the pubilc with their eculilarly elegant and original entetatnume't, and the conelueilou of this, their fourtll campatgn, but proves the triumphant hold they have attained on the estimation and appreciation of utre lieges, and the immeasurable distance they have left all their wouldube oompetitors ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. The Lord Chancellor tok his seat oe. the woolsack at the sulhour. MANNING THE NAVY. The Earl of HARDWICKEI laid upon the table of the house the separate report of Mr. Lindsay on the subject Of manning the navy. THE EVACUATION OF THE PAPAL STATES. The Earl of CLARENDON said: I wish to call the atten- tion of the noble lord the Secretary for Foreign Affairs to a ...

... ROMAN CATIIOLIC OATI. A Bill to substitutc an Oath for the Oath requilred to be taken and subscribed by the Statute passed in the Tenth Year of the Reign of Kilng George the Fourth, for the Relief of his Mlajesty's Roman Ca- tholic Subjects. (Prepared and brought in by Mr. Fitzroy, Mr. John Fitzgerald, Lord John Russell, and Mr. Scijeant Deasy.) The preamble recites the 10th George IV., ...

... YDuSTERDAY evening, the twenty-third annual meeting of the Belfast Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was held in the Town Hall, Police Build- ings. Amongst those present ?? Clarkic, Esq., J.P., Rev. J. B. Wilson, Rev. I. C. Jones, Rev. TJames Young, Rev. J. Mcnnaliglitan, Rev, Mr. MI'Cul- longl1, Rev. Joshlia Collins, It. T. MGocagh, Janies Hamnilton, Aldermfn Iliamilton, Robert ...

... METEOROLOGICAL RESIUTS' Deduced from observation! taken at the Liverpool Observatory, during the weok ending Saturday, February 26 1859. Latitude, 53' 4 48 N. Longitude, 3 O' 1 W. efI WI'Veoubdu Elj~oot|0t . for Is occued i . 13 Precedaing .rt -| 9 vv;W V ;al k$ iesa i T S ...

... RAILWAY TIME-TABLE, [ARRANGED FOR THE NEWS-LETTER.] TRAINS Will leave for the undermentioned places from and to Belfast, On week days, at the following bolirs : From Belfast. |To Belfast. e, 9 30 nm; 2, 4 30 pm Antrim 7 4,0 027 Ai; n 40 in. _5. 8 am; 12 n; 4 30 pm; AnnighmorO5 7 25 am; 12 D;lpat. r in PmT 7 J0 pirc 7, 8 mu; 12 II, 4 S0, Armagh 7 20, 9 2t0 am, 12 it 7 11 pm 450 pmn 0O 9 30 am; ...

... GLASGOW AUXILARY TURKISH MISSION AID I SOCIETY. . I I Yesterday, at noon, a, public meeting, under the auspices of es the Glasgow AuxiIiary Tuekish Mission Aid Society syas' W. held in the Merohants' Hall, chiefly for the purpose oft'hear- T. ig an .addrese from the Rev. Dr. Ptomroy, on thie subket of fr American Missions in Turkley..' Among others on the plat- 51 form we observed the Rev. Di. ...