... 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 ...

... LORD EDWARD 1'iTZGERALD-GEt. LAWLESS. TO TrE EDITOR (F TUE FREEMAN, Kilmaeud Manor, StillorgantMarocl 14. Sie-Ia a recent letter I expreseed my Eatafaction that the betrayer of Lord Edward should have been at Last discovered in the notorious ,sham squire, In order that the bonourable men who professetd themselves diaeaplas of Lord Elward should te finally acquitted from ill suspiclon of ...

... - .XF.oEo STRUGGLE. 'JI, ,T;>ns Of vjslordaN~). (b-lin s res anomo that a Ma. alalong exrese Webas5 etkd 0poaed is tro subtie and refined CI, ra p .a object, snd bas a strong tendency to recoil 'j to $111 10 its pjeter if we think the resolu- V 0 O1 til bea Of rid its I is mainly because we do not 0 'bol be it t ?? whet frst sight it ap. h( Albitto If carried, it does indeed convey a Es ?? ose ...

... ILAItest OIiTLLIGENCE. (By XAGtqRTO EL1iSLE1tAPH) THE NEPOLITAN EXILS.tb The event of the morning bea been the arrival in tho metropolis of fifteen of the Neapolitan exiles, They were receive at the P oadiugton sta8ion by 8everal of the directors of the Great WeetOrn Bsilwoy, ntd a number of ladies and gentlemeni amongst whom was the Sardinian Aablasador. Soon alter being coaducted to one of ...

... -THE BEFO1RM DEMONSTRATION. At length we have had a demonstration on the ques- I tion of Irialn reform. The Clttzns of Dublin have suet at the Rotundo, and the adddtesses of the different sposkers were quite up to the marie. It is to be hoped that other ctiets and localities In Iroland will follo*v the i-example set tbem by the -etraplic., We veq'lire in- this couratry perhaps more tban in ...

... I . cf? c ? i ?? ?? A WI'LlIfitA Aclvi tefter:4, I , . (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.1 BELFAST: TUESDAY, MARCH .22, 1859. IT appears thnt Lord Cowley's mission -has been eminently snccessful, notwithstanding the depre. ciatory tone in which the leading journal spoke of it some days ago. As a consequence of -his visit to the Emperor of- Austria and his subsequent interviews with, Lord Malmesbury in ...

... ROMIANISM AND PROTESTANT[SM. Tarn monthly letter of the Protestant Alliance just issued commences by stating that the committee had taken active measures to endeavour to defeat Mr. Fitzgerald's Oaths Bill. A paper on the subject, explaining the objects of the Bill, has been prepared at the office, and will be sent on application to the Secretary. 373. Caution.-Mr. Gilbert, the publisher of ...

... ' ' ?? ~ ~ I THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. THE IesiSnSociEvy-To-day the annual meetings of the dioposian brapch of this well-knowin and dce scryedly-popular society are to be held in the Music Halt. The great tsuccess attending the operations of this society amongst the Rouian Catholics of Ireland has long made it an object of deep interest to states- men and patrioti, as well as to Christians ...

... THE ATLANTIC OCUAN. A lecture on The Atlantic Ocean, its relation to the climate, and to the social snd industrial interests of Ireland, was delivered last evening in the Lecturo Theatre of the Mechaicus' Irstitute, by Mer. John Locke, to a numerous and respectable audience. The chair wae occupied by 'Mr. James faughtou. The Lecturer said that the laws which govern the ocoan were eutab- ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN.r HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. [BY SPECIAL TELEGRAM.1 Their Lordships assembled at five o'clock. LEASING POWERS BIILL. Lord BANDON desired to ask the noble lord opposite (Lord Donoughmore) ;when it was the intell- tion of the Government to proceed with this Bill, which had already advanced some stages? Lord DONOUGHMORE said that, in the present state of public affairs, the Bill ...

... THE ORPORATI' .. ?? _A . ?? -A1- A special meei go tbe Town Council was held yester- Punl day, in the city Hail, for the purpose ot taking into ?? considerationl a notice of Aldermen Reynolds, for the the appointment of a select committee to Inquire and report mes u1pon the practicability andI probable expenlse of widening Mr. Carlisle bridge. In the absence of the Lord Mayor the cues chair ...

... LONDON COBRBESPONDRENOE.'- * (FROMT OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LONDON SATURDAY. PREM1ONITORY symptoms of disunion and division, somewhat similar to those which preceded the burst- ing of the Cambridge House Cabal of last session, are already apparent, and it is not improbable that the Radicals may even i yet repent and forego their machinations to eject the Government on the second reading of the ...