... ~irl i. I [fast t X tees+ LI tla ~A~L c isj~ (ESTABLISHED ANTO 1737. BELFAST: FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1859. TANTIA TOPEEI hS suffered the just punishment of his obstinate rebellion. 'Ihe ne\VS this morn- ing, by the Bombay mail, informs us that he was hauged, but docs not mention the date of his execultion. The elections are over, Messrs. Ellis and Greene having been returned once morc for Kilkenny. ...

... ECCLESIASTPICAL. THE ESTABLISHED CHURCHE PREFIERMENTS.-By the death of the Rev. Mortimer O'Sullivan, the rectory and prebend of Ballymore, diocese of Arrmagh, having become vacant, the Rev. Arthur Mllony has been appointed thereto, and the Rev, Francis Crawford, M.A., the incumbent of Por, tadown, succeeds Mr. Malony at Derryloran. The Rev. J. A. Csrr has resigned the assistjut-ehlp laincy of ...

... NEMARLY FOUR HUNDRED LIVES LOST. TIE weather during the past few days has been of the most boisterous character, the gales of Wi ill pre- vailing on Wednesday and Thursday being so violent as to cause great apprehension that seriouis shilcping disasters might result therefriom. This view has been unfortunately bone ont by the occurrences of Tlins- daly and yesterday, and it now becomes onr ...

... THE ASSOCIATION OF BLEACHERS, b'INISFIERS, AND LINEN MERCHANTS OF -RELAND. THE annual meeting of this Association wvas held, yesterday, at Castl Chambers, in the committee- room of the Nortih-Eist Agricultural Association, JONATHAN Ricl5ARnDoN Esq., in the chair. Present -J. Richardson, Glonmoro ; William Charley, JiP., Seymour Hill; James Fergusen ; New Forge, Win Eivart.,jumn., (Mayor of ...

... - THE BOYS OF KILKENNY. A SCENE. TInu nomination for the City of Kilkenny took place on Monday. After the writ had been read, Nir'. POTTER came forward to propose Mr. Sullivan. Ho was there to reopose Michael Sullivan, Esq., as a fit and proper person to represent the City of Ril- kentiy in Parliament. (Cheers and counter cheers.) [A Voice-Let-him keep thie mill going; it's idle.] For ...

... MEMBERtS R11TURkflD. Antrim County ?? Pakenham A 43eueral Upton . 1 e Armagh ?? W. Verner ,.1 M'C. Close.. ..1 a Armaigh ?? Bond ,. 1 i Athion ?? . Ennis ?? ?? Band~n ?? Col. Bernard ?? I ?? ?? 1fi6gh M. 'Cairns I1 * R: Diils~n1 a Car ?? BRobt t Torrens ..1 Carlow Borouwh ?? J. Acton ?? ?? 1 Carlow ?? W11. M'C. Bliubury ?? 1 * I ol,. II, Brun ?? tI ?? igan I.1. Cavan County ?? J. P. ...

... The ice has been a better feeling in the biddings for most kinds of wool at the public sales held to-day. In some instances prices have ruled a shlade higher; also the purchases on ;Contiianltal accolnt have in- creasdd. DEATII OF Wm. MAJOR, Esg., CHAIJRMAr Or TMlr COUNTY OP CLARE.-We regret to ahnounce the death of Mr. Major, who for many years presided in the Coiurts of Quarter Sessions of ...

... GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS-IRELAND. I AN important Parliamentary paper has just been issued, giving an abstract of the accounts of ipr ments made by the Crand Juries of the several ties, cities, and towns in Ireland in the year Tbe amounts are as follows:- Antrim,. £- . .. £57,750 Arnaglh, .. , ?? 29,439 ?? , . 13,558 Carrickfi'rgus, County of tlc Town, 1,711 Cavan, . .. ?? ?? ?? , IS,689 Clare, ...

... I LAEST IINTELLIGENCE. THE WAR. THE EMPE110R9 OF AUSTRIA JOJDING HIS AR''Y, INSURRECTION IN THE VITELLINE. SWISS TROOPS ON THE SWISS FRONTIERS. DEFEAT OF GARIBALDT BY THE AUSTRIANS -HIS RETREAT. (Dr ?? rKLEGecAFH). (hSeutfr's Tele~ramre.) V.enna, Monday, 80th May. The Emperor yesterday on his journey to julia the army was accompanied by his brother, ?? Charles, by the hereditary Grand Doke of ...

... i 11.1. , , , I .. J? , ? ? , . I -, I .. I I , . ; , - ?? 5, , . 11 's q - - ?? I a? , ? ?? ?. t Z? ?, -, 4. . , -? . t i?i ?? I !Diti;t; ?? WAY 80, 1859. TUE LIDEItAL LEADERS. List wek - i. was c~nfi-ently stated that Lord .-,!aersn and Lord John Russell had so far Iostored thitr pdi.ie or restraine_ their resent ,wne3 au to pay mtuial vigits, involving poli ?? objects not very ...

... De-ATf OF THE KIING OF hAPLES, There is nn ?? no mr -_ ,Z~e J-U U, &3 LiU LUrLssrne now. Tbe 'he killed King Ferdinand twelve molitbh c n yet he survived to hear of the great Iwaii t fr fingration ; but how it may end, andho n rk, own territory may be affected by the ch i sre which are likely to take place in the penln a time aloue can determine. Tbe last (ffi'ial ul Is. f the King was the ...

... ?? ivt li~i t k~,I t I I % - Al - I I DUBLIUN: THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1819. THE FATHERLAND!. The anti Gallican spirit is thoroughly up in Germany. Slow to move, but equally slow ro retreat, the Germans, North and South, are in that infl Imed condition which preceded tht campaign of1812, when the entire Fatherland rang with patriotic hymns and battle songs, ano Princes, Philosophers, Professor?, ...