... TIHE MAGISTRACY. The Lord Chancellor has appointed Thos. Battersby, Esq., of Newcastle I-louse, in the County of.Meath, to the Commission of the Peace for the County o' Cavan, on the recommendation of the Marquis of Headford, Lieutenant of the County. T H E M I L I T I A. ANXTRIM ARTILLERY-CarrickfeorguIs Castle. The Permanent Staff will move by railway into Belrast about the 1st of April, ...

... ELECTION RPVUMOURS, COUNTY OF 1KIaLENNY.-.ITr. Sergeant Shee has addressed the electors, in anticipation 6f a dissolution of Parliament. LrEniiOK CITY.-In anticipation of a dissolution of Parliament, William Russell, Esq, M.P, for Lime- rick City, has Issued circulars to his constituents an- nouncing his intention of seeking a renewal of the honour conferred upon him, and Major Gavin is per- ...

... NEWSpiETTER OFFICE, Tuesday ilfofning. PEACE OR WAR. The Paris correspondent of the Times says, the postponed note prepared for the Afoniteur Was in- tended to re-assure Germany, and to show that the quarrel was simply between France and Austria. It is said that the order for boots and soldiers' great coats, for the Sardinian army, ihas been.increased from 40,000 to 50,000. TheParis ...

... ?? .3fe. .. :. I -Le dfurfll ,$Welus eft cr. (ESTABLISgED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1859. TiiE Continental correspondence -of the London journals is unmistakeably warlike in its character, and a variety of facts are recordedl to show that the pacific manifesto of the Paris Afonitlir is directly contradicted by the preparations for war everywhere observable.. Austria is reported ...

... AGRICUiLTURE. FACTS FOBI FARMERS. STRIPPEns OUT O' CONDITION.- A Subscriber, Kilkenny, writes:-` 1. I wish to knov what would be gnod for strippers out of condition,and very much hide bonnd;,they arc getting straw, hay, and swedes, the same feeding and care that cows in calf are get- ting; the latter are in good condition. Ought I to bleed and give a dose of salts? or what would you ...

... R AILW;AY T I MB-T ABED . ' - - - - ?? ?? . [ARRANGED FOR THE NEWS-LMT6a;R.j TnA-INS will leavo for the undermentioned placs3 from, aud to Belfast, on week days, at the following hours ?? From Blelfast. To Belfast. 0,3o0am; 2,B 430 PM A ntrim 7 ,8 10 Q7 am; 2 5S 6 40 pmn. 8 am; 12 n; 4 30 pm; Annaughmore 725am;12 i;4 55pm; 7 15 pm 4 7 40pm p Rilla; 12 a, 4 0, Armaghi 7 20, lt50 am, 12 716pill ...

... -ECCLESIASTICAL THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. Tle Lord Bishop of Killaloe has appointed the Rev. Toll) Leslie Stawell. Vicar of ~ilnasullhgh, to the iienlice of Agheameadl, vacant hy thle death of the tev. A. i. Evanson. The Rev. 13ohert Nisbett sue- ee~iS to Iilnasullagh, anid the Rev. Henry Wakeham. carate of Y'onghalairil, to Monsea. SBBATP SCHOOL TEACIER'S UNION.-We beg to ~Iji tile attentionof ...

... P'AraS, FRIDAY EVrNxNGo.EvCr since the 1st of March.thc foreign army in North Italy has been in receipt of war pay, and it is quite clear from all re- ports, that tile status quo cannot continue a month longer. The regiment called Archduke Albert's being wholly composed of Lombard conscripts, has been prudently sent to the rear, and is now taking up its quarters at Ilnspruck, in Tyrol. The ...

... GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. PLANT DErPIcTIENT.-PatSh on caimellias that have (l;irly started their buds with a warm moist at- tnosj)llere and plenty of weak manure water, Also get a portion of the epacrises into a gentle heat as soon as they have sufficiently.recrilted their enorgies after flowering. By starting theIm1 into growth about this time, and getting their wood ripened early, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT'. HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. [BY SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] Tileir lordships assembled shortly after five o'clock. ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS (IRELAND) BILL. On the motion of Lord DONOUGHMORB, This Bill, which was desired to effect certain changes in the present system of conducting public business in Divorce and Metropolitan Ecclesiastical Courts in Ireland, was ordered to be read a ...

... RAILWAY COMMUNICATION BETIVEEN GAL, WAY AND TIHE NORTH OF IRELAND. LONDON, FaWAY.-The case of tile conipetiejg companies for the proposed line between Moriagn la and Cavan came before a committee of tile House or Lords to-day. By a standing order of both Mute,, agree(l to last session, it is now competent to partie, to brin!4 private Bills before a committee of eithc, House, in the first ...

... THE BOARD OF, GUARDIANS. YESTERDAY, the usual weekly meeting of the Guai- dians of the Belfast Union was held in the Board- room of' the Belfast Workhouse, when the Vice- chairman, Dr. M'GHB, presided. The other members present were-Dr. Moore, Surgeon Browne, David Taylor, David MIConell, DDavid Walker, Robert Car- lile, Adam Brown, James HarpeI, John; Finlay; William Johnston, James Kavanagh, ...