... I CORRESPONDENCE INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BEiLFAST NEWS-LETErD University Square, Belfast March 21, 1859. SIR-In the report of the Tines, adopted into some of our local papers, it is stated that, in reply to a question by the Bishop of Down and Connor, Lord Derby said that no Bill on the subject of intermediate education would be Introduced this session. I have just had ...

... THiE 6ONSTABULARlY. ?? A . A - T Joseph Soy motr, Esq., First-class County Inspector, County Mleath, has Ireen transferred to the County ,Carlow, vice Georgc Dixon, EEsq., tranisfcrred to Meath, on promotionl to first-class. The exchange will take place on rand after the Ist of April. Acting-Constabl Maurrin, of Ballinasloe, has been promoted to the rank of constable, on the recommen- dation ...

... G N V A Z Z 1. CtESTttRDAY, at two o'cloc;, according to previous nnouuCiccalnt, Signlor GUavazzi delivered his second ectur c in Berry Strect Church-subjct, Italy. Chl attendance on the occasion was smaller than on , he previous evening-the body of the Church being s )ut thilly filled, and only a few occulpying the gallery. v t- the appoilted hour the Signor entered from thc restrv ...

... NIEWS-LETTER OFFI;ICE, Tuesday Morning. TIlE PACIFIC NOTE IN THE MONITEV.R-. Tihe Daily Netos in a leading article says that such is tie course of disingenuousness, such is the proposed Illystifcation in the statements and argunnouts of the ciltiro paper that its gravest assurances lose all their ,alu.o No shall not pretend to pronounce what par- ticetlar olject the publication of this ...

... R A I L W A Y T IAME-T A B LE, [ARRANGED FOR THE NEWS-LETTER.] TRAINS will ?? for the undoreleiletionecl plaee, from and to Belfast, on week days, at the fullowina hours From Belfast, To Belfast 0, 0 30 clm; 2, 4 30 pm Antrim 7 30, 10 27 ane; 2 5j 3 410 pin, S amo; 12 a; 4 00 pinl; Anunsghiaorsr' 23 alil; 10;, si 7 10 pill 7 40 p in 7, R ill; 12 11, 4 30, Armagh 7 20, p n3 fl, 12, C, 9 3u am; ...

... YESTERDAY, the usnal meeting of this Board wa held at the Offices, Rosemary Place, Mr. J. LINDSAY in the chair. The ether Conmmissioners present were -Dr. Stevelly, Messrs. J. Cameron, R. Al. Carson, Robert Greer, R. T. liMGeagh, and Win. Addison. The state of tile hasins was reported to be as fol- ?? water basin, top water; town basin, 23& inches above top v atiir; upper basin, 12 inches ...

... TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION IN CONNEXION 'WITH THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND. Tun following additional reports of deputations have been received:- Rev. S. D. BURNsIDE, Carryduff. Bangor-Meeting in the Temperance Hall. Rev. Mr. Pafteson presided. Rev. Mr. Hanson, Conlig, was also present, About 130 were present. Conlig-Meeting in the Presbyterian Church, about 141) present. Rev. Mr. Hanson ...

... EPISTLE TO TIHE ROMAN ,S. NO. IX. Nature and Grace-Chap. vil, 1-25. Having explained the condition of the sinner, nud the provision of grace, with its effects on the heart nnd life, the Apostle isrocceds to describe the translation of the soul from sin and nature to godlliness and grace. In this change it encounters much difliclty. It is a warfare, and the prominent features of it are set ...

... TIIE REV. DR. IMILLUE, VICAR OF BELFAST-We observe almlongst the list of names of those wvlho took degrees at tbe Spring Commencements of Trinity Col- lege, that of the Rev. T. F. Miller, the respected Vicar of Belfast, as havin.g taken the degrces of B.D. and D.D. We congratulate the Cev. Dr. Miller on this high and we]l-merited distinction. SEIRMON BY TUlE REV. DR. CooKE.-The Rev. Dr. Cooke ...

... G k V A ZZ I. YESTERDAY evening, Signor Gavazzi, as previously announced, delivered the first of three lectures in Berry Street Church; subject- The Evils of Ro- manism, The enthusiastic desire evinced on former occasions to hear the illustrious exile scened con- siderably abated on the present occasion. During Gavazzi's prcvious visits to this town, the buildings in whichi he lectured, ...

... NEWBS-LETTER OFFICE, ?? Aforning. THE WAR QUESTION IN FRANCE. The Paris correspondent of the Times says that the question of peace or war is..still surrounded with.. doubt; but he adds-' It is perfectly certain that there is a great disinclination on the part of the French people at large to go to war. The higher grades, too, of French officers are not in favour of war. This feeling surprises ...

... (Supplenzentary to Telegraphic Semvnaryj.) HOUSE OF COMMONS-.-TUuRSDAY, MARCH 3. MAINTENANOU OF CONVICTS, &O. Mr. MACARTNEY asked the Secretary to the Treasury whether it was the intention of her Ma- jesty's Government, in preparing the estimates, to bring forward votes for the maintenance of convicts and convicted misdenneanants confined in county jails after sentence, the expenses of ...