... F013,EIGN. THE 0 CONSTITUJTIONNEV ON THE ITALIAN ?? TIIE following, semi-official article,' signed by i. A. Renee has been 'publishied by the Oonstitritioe1lel: Auistria, 'being unable to flnd a singleadvocate for her cause, has just spokien: for herself and pie- sented 'her apology; W.We publishedthe doeument yesterday from tho otlicial Vienna- Gzette. Piedmont alone lias done all ibe ...

... 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 ...

... RETURN OF LORD STANLEY AND MR. GURNEY. The nomination tool6 place on Friday, at noon, at the Town-lhall, the MAYOR (Mr. Walter Moyse) prc- siding as Returning Officer. 'Ali. It. BAGGE proposed, and Mr. J. PLATTEN, se- conded, the rc-election of Lord Stanley. Mr. P. WILSON proposed, and Mr. W. SsPPINOS se- conded, the nomination of Mr. J. tl. Gnratey. No other candidate being protosed, thle ...

... . T i B E L V iv sr1 ELE U CT ON. UNOPPOSED RETUltN OF TTIE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATES. YESTERDAY, tbe nom11ination or candidates to repre- sent the Borough of Belflst in the Iimperial Parlia- ment tonok place in the Court-irouise, Howard Street. Toltladical party having failedto gettopan opposition to the return of the late Conservative members, Sir H. IIl. Cairns, the Solicitor-Ocuoral for ...

... THE ELECTIONsj (BY Tr1AGNEriC TELEGRAP1I.) DUBLIN C[TY ELECT[ON, 10 A.M-Grogall, 1,540; Vanc,-, 1,535; Brady 1,350; M'Carthy, 1,254. 2 P.m.-Grogan, 3,824; Vance, 3,810; B1radv, 3,612; M'Carthy, 3,5(00. Close of tile Poll-(Frnnm Grogan and Vlanc,1s Conmittee)-Grogan, 4,328; Vance, 4,312; ?? 3,076; M'Carthy, 3,904. WAKEFIELD. Official Declaration oi' the Poll this (lny-Lt ltlanl, 406; ...

... ARMAIGI-I BOROUGH ELECTION- THE NOMINATION. (PROM3 OUR CORItRSPONDBENT.) ARmAGII, MONDAY. The nomination for this boroughl ?? place tbis ?? in tbe County Court-house, Shortlybe- fore teln o'clock the 'suiporters of the respective can- didates were admitted by tilkot throuigh a private entran6c; and at ten o'clock, tile hour announced for holding the nomination, the doors.were thrown open. In a ...

... Nil 1If ast ~ ?? . ,cis,~-3~4Itf O r. - (TESTABULISHED ANNO 1737.) BELF A ST: TUESDAY, MAY 3 1859. TimE tug of war has boon inaugurated in Pied- mont by a collision between the Austrian army and the forces seutto repel the invaders.t Tlhe Sardinians, wo are told, were compelled to fall back; but not until the troops of Froneds Joseph had suffered severely, one roginment alone losing its ...

... SPESCEC OF LORD PAWMRISON1. The election of Lord Palmerston and the liou G. Deiiman took place on Friday. Lord Palmcrston's reception was most enthusiastic. His Lordship appeared in good. health and capital spirits, and spoke for one hour. lie commenced by payhin a tribute to the Parliamentary career of his former colleague Mr. leathcoto, and next referred to the dissolution of Patliament. The ...

... I . - (IFPOI OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.) MONDAY, MAY 2, 1859. Tfiis day, Alderman LINDSAY, Returning-Officer, in the absence of the Mayor, held a Courtin the County. I Court-hloase, for the election of a momber of Par- liament for tile Borough. There was no opposition to tile return of Sir R. A. Ferguson, Bart., and the proceedings excited comparatively little interest. MAr. Tuoiitsox HIcvzy said - ...

... YESTERDAY, at one o'clock a quartely meeting of the 13elbast Town Council was held in tihe Town I-Tall, wbeix tboe ?? (Win. Ewart, jun., Esq.) occupied thle chair. Thue TowN CLERI; read the minutes of the pre- vionS meetiing. wvich wore then confirmed. The reports of the several committees were next severally read, and their adoption having been pro- posed by members present, they were ...

... LORD JOII TfUSSEiLLT ON F0REIGN AFFAIRS. THE election took place on Friday at noon, At Cuild- hall There being no opposition, the Shorifl'declared Sir James Dake, BAron Rothschild, M11r. Craword, and Lord John Russell to have been duily clected. (Loud ehcors.) . . . Sir JAMTS DuT;E and Baron ROTHSOCHILTD ?? returnedl thanks for' tho honoeur conrerred npon them, Lord JoINf RUSSELLT proceoded to ...

... N EWRY ELrE dTION. THE NOMINATIbN. -(FRoMi OUR spEulI0AL Iji0ORT1ER.) YrrsTanioAY, the nomination of candidates for the rc- presentation of this borough in tto Imperial Parlia- ment took place in tile Conrt-holise, Trevor lill. Two candidates had addressed the electors- -Mr. Kirk, the late member, on the Li)eral, and Mr. Peter Quinn, on the Conservative ilterest. The proceed- ings were ...