... 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; ...

... I THE following correspondence has been sent to us from the Evangelical Alliance for publication:- TO SlIR CULLING E., RARDLEY, DART. Sidon, Syria, Dec. iS, 1858. Hononred and Dear Sir-As a missionary of the Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, labour- ing in Syria, I take the liberty of addressing you, at this time, on behalf of mly tfllow-labourcrs, upon a subject kindred in nature ...

... ; rHE Linatip Asylumrs Bi3li w as down in the paper or Lhe House of Comlmons. for committee lastnight; but &ve believe the cromnittee on the Bill will not be pro- deeded with foranuotler fortnight or three wecks, thle Irish blsisoe gqnerally heing postponed until after lie Assizes. In the mcantime, w:e would direct ublic attention to the sobjoincd correspondence, vhich tells its povn atory ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDBINCE. I (FROat OUn owN COnniESPONDINT.) LoNDON, SATIURDAY EvENNG0. JoIN BULL is rnpidly arriving at the Crisis of his dis- order. The Reform fevcr is upon him; it grows in intensity every day, and, in a fortnight or thlrec weeks, his constitution vill either be improved mn- terially or seriously deteriorated. The leaders of party at the Opposition side of tile Nouse sare as ...

... FRENCHI GOSSIP AND CRIT-CEIAT. PARiS, FRIDAY EviNI1(j.-The Government papers at Paris have evidently received orders to open fire :on the petty German courts, and the tone adopted towards Munich amounts to a menace. Bavaria is pifiailv told that its peacefal existence is tolerated by France, but that if its attitude become what it looks very like, ' at challenge to fight, its lvishesin that ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS -YESTERDAY. [BY SPECIAL TELRERAM.1 THEIR lordships mot for the transaction of business shortly after live o'clock. IRISH POSTAL CONTRACT. In reply to a question from the Alarquis of CLAN- RICARDE, Lord COLCITESTER laid before their lordships the terms of the contract which had been entered into by the Government with the Kingstown and Holy. head Steampocket Company for the ...

... TTHE IRISH REPRESENTATIVE SYSTEM1I. Tur Irish Radical members are at length on the alert, and seem desirous of ialaing up by their long- dplayed activity for the total want of interest in the Reform question felt among the people of Ireland. The truth is that there is'no excitement on the sub- ject, no impatience, no anxious longing to learn whether anything ivill be done to change our repre- ...

... TiE letter of Dr. Corrigan to Mr. Secretary Walpole, explaining the reasons whiy he considered it neces- sary to dissent from a portion of the report of the Commissioners on Lunatic Asylums in Ireland, was printed on Friday, at the instauce of Mtr. J. D. Fitz- gcpkld. Dr. Corrigan, having referred at some lerrgth to the necessity of having visiting medical in- spection, proceeds as follows:- ...

... ECOLESTASTICAL Thle deanery of Kildare, of thea nnual value of k170 . and the perpetual culrny of. St. Bridget's, Dublin, worth £320 a-year. are vacant by the death of the very Rev. Janei Gregory,M1.; Tberppointment to the fomer is el1 ctiveby tire Chipter of lldare. The Dean and Chapter ol St. Patrick's, Dubiiinlnre the patrons of St ' S.ridgt5 Thle temporalities of the deIC ry, wrichiis a ...

... iT 4 i9lls Ielsetr (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1859. THE article in Saturday's Moniteur, to which we made reference yesterday morning, has caused a decided advance in public securities both in Eng- land, France, and Austria. The GTimes and Daily News have taken much the same view of the an- nouncement as that vhich we put forward yester- day , but on 'the whole, looking ...

... T HE R EF ORM 't ILL. (FRoM THE SATURDAX REVIEW.) Tap-primary question which presents itself is this- Shall the Govetrnment Bill be read a second time or not? The nature of this inquiry obviousW excludes all discussion of the minor details of the project; and it is superfluous, therefore, to romark at this moment on its many grave faults both of omission and of corn- mission. W~e have only to ...