... [BY '3AGNETIC TELNGRAPH.] HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTE1RDAY. Tnr LoID Cn.ANcELLOR took 'his scat on the wool- sack at five o'clocl. The Duke of MARLBOROUGH gave notice that lie should, next Thursday, move for a select commit- tee, to inquire into tile mode of assessment and col- lection of Churchi.rates. TIIe Indictable Offlenees Bill, tile Vexatious fir- dictments Bill, and the Evidence by ...

... PADRE GAVAZZIN OALWAY. - . ;|r-sn.rza GALWAY, TUESDAY EVZXflG.-La5t week, the Protestants of Galway bad thle satisfaction of having i annnounced that this far-famed ?? would de- liver three lectures III our town, on the following snldjects:- Pin Nono, Italy, and Jesuitism, or the Evils of RollmaniSlL Unfortunately tile room iur whichl he lectured was too small to entertain the ...

... I H X U OC O r. PH(ENIIX CLUB PROSECUTIONS. tALEE-W1EDXsIDAY, MAnoR' 30. iht Ron. Barna GaRENE took his seat on at twelve -'clock this morning, for the ,l nrp) of restiming the triaL of prisoners charged sw' I 1'2 ason-felony. Solicitnr-Genoral,' Mr. Hickson, Q.C. ; Mr, Lnne 'll Sir Colman O Loghln, Mr. Heunn, Q.C., 'harles Barry, with Sir Matthew Barrington, a ?? olicitor, appeared to ...

... FRENCH GOSSIP AND CHIT-CHAN. PARIS, MONDAY EVEN[INtG.-At Munich there exists a ?? comic paper whose ellorts at jontilarity are sach ais benefit the dullest of Bteotian rogions. A cnricature of King Victor Emmantel under the aspect of a frog-swelling, itself ont to the dimensions of an ox (qnite a novel conception, you perceive) has beeo taken in scrions dudgeon by the Piedi ontese envoy, who ...

... TILE CONGRESS, Dreslen, Thmisday, 3lr:)ch 31. The Dresdem .Journal states that the Fihe l'eovers may be regarded as having agreed to zic prdimii- naries of' tile applilrachilg Congress. Tle dav t .ss- Semblinbig will bh probably 20thi April rext; bat tho plaeo of mceting is not yet settled. I T A L Y. The Daily News learns from Yienpla that iiiorma- tion Ims reached that city tita tlic colonel ...

... SECOND EDIrrION THIS DAY'S NEWS. EBY MA A GNi ET IC T EL E a R A P 11,] VEWI'S-LE7'TER OFFICE, FlUj L i One o'clock, P.mn. THE M'INISTERIAL CRISIS,. The Ilerald says that on taking O(loice last veat .li. nisters were aware that whenever tile Oppf/sitj;l thought fit to combine, tley ?? he 0utInIIheinIm Under these cireurnstances the defliat can Fl-l/l y be considered important. Ministers ...

... THE REFORM BILL-SPEECH OF MR. A i GLADSTONE, F Mr. GLADSTONE-It appeavs to me, Sir, that there .4rr other remarkable featurcs in this debate-besides the great ability vith which it has been conducted; and among them all I knowv none so remarkeble as the singular accordance of opinion on both sides of the House, among the great majority of those vho have spoken-I might say, with the exception ...

... ; itT ? c ? , - x ) (I I I ?? Ctf io f 60'? - cftcr+ (ESTABLISHED ANNO 17371) BELFAST: FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1859, IT is stated that. the colonel of a Hungari regiment stationed at Verona, has been shot, I order of a court-martial, for counselling his s diers not to fight against the Italians. T news requires confirmation', but the facts are n improbable. The Hlungarians entertain a dead hatred ...

... (F'ROMI OUR OWN CORItESPONID1;NT.) LONDON, vWEDNESDAY. Wea are still in a delightful state of uncertainty as to tho future political history of society, According to the newly.propounded theory of Sir James Graham, we may possibly open oar optics some fine morning, and find ourselves living under the gentle sway of a republic! Mr. Cox, the member for Finsbary, may be dictator, and Mr. MI innn, ...

... THE WATER COMMISSIONERS, WE publish elsewhere a somewhat abridged report of the proceedings at the meeting of the Water Coii- muissioners, held on Thursday last, which the state of our columns precluded us from giving yesterday. There is one feature in those proceedings, and one only, to which wve can refer with satisfaction. It will be perceived that the Commissioners have given a handsome ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND Slit H. M. CAIRNS. On Thursday night, in the House of Commons, Lord ELOHO explained, that in defending certain phrases which were used by the Solicitor-General he meant no disrespect to Lord Johin Russell, as had been misapprehended out of doors. These phrases were to the effect that Lord John Russell, in his as- sanlit npon the Government, had acted with a view to ...

... LONDONDERRY CORIRESPONDEDCE. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LONDONDERRY, FRIDAY, APRIL 1. THE weather is extremely severe. The snow-storm of ?? and Thursday hns been followed by high wind, rain, and sleet. Trade is very dull, in consequence of the continiied severe weather. IThere are several vessels under orders for forecign ports for April, and tle. passenger trade, notwith- standing the ...