... TIIFS DAY'S NEWS. [tB T r A GN E T O a T E LEG II Ar 1.] NE, IIS-LI'2T'EJ OF'FI'Ch, 2'Tesdey, ole O'Clock, pa. 'MISCELLANEOUS. Tile naie of tile capital of British Columbia is to be New Westillinstlr. It I eas Icen docixicd to erect into a colotty the dis- trict of Mo'ritOtl Bay, i'Ox a Pottioll of the Govern- mnent of New South Wales. Sir Georg-e Brown, at 1'reselIt Chlief Socretary to the ...

... EBY IMAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. COLLISION BETWEEN THE AUSTRIANS AND PIEDMONTESE, Tho Dsail ialos has Gecoived tbe following tclW. graphic despatcll:- IHamburg, Mlay 1. Accounts have been received of tbe first hostilities in Piedlidmont between thc Austihm inrmy of invasion andl the Sardihdan foicos. Thc latter wore obliged to fall bacl, but not before inflicting severo loss on the Austriais. The ...

... ('11, 6 1) c - u I I kqdfa.e?if ??l . ? IN fa. (ESTABLISIED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1859. A CONSIDERABLE number of the English County elections wele held yesterday. So far as we have the accounts before us, one seat was gained by the Conset-vatives in Durham, where Mr. Farrer succeeded in displacing Colonel II. Vane. There is no va total Conservative gain of about tventy- one ...

... THE CARRTCKIUERGUS ELECTION. I - .-d f( thl electors of Carrickfeergus wi;ls to cover thaem- selves with lasting ridicule, now is their time. They never previously bave had a chance o' doing so with such cffect; and if tile opportunity be now lost, who can say whether it will evcr be again afforded.- Constituencies have sometimes covered themselves with shamie and dishonour; constituencies ...

... ANOTHER F'RIGHITFU[, RIBBON OUTRAGE IN WESTM EAT IT. 1--,t -,rOnpD(a~~tM0Al T .1 *W lMG TIEA MPR1,199-1 FI UAL' LI sue UuS SIt II 'U'I V A murder of a most appalling nature has taken place ill the Cennsty yestmelath. The ulinfortnate victim was a highly respectable young man of the name of Jessnp, ho Lhad the temrcrity to take a farm or land near Kilbeggan, on or near where Mr. Kelly wns eliot ...

... CARI.CRJCFERGUS ELECTION. THIE NOMINATION. (sFRoMi OUR OWN REPORTER.) YESTERDAY Morning, at tOn o'clock, thle nominatlo; of candidates for the representation in Parliament of this ancient borough took place in the Court House. As soon as thc doors opelned an immediate rush in was made by the mob, wihich had collected in the street, and every spot wns soon crowded to excess. The uproar was very ...

... LATEST NEWSo AT1 WS-LEFTER OFFICE, Wednlesday Mfooning. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAP11. THFE WAR IN ITALY. (ViA airRMAN V.) Berne, Tuesday, 1Aay 3. Til Austrian troops have been concentrated on the linc of Sesina, and have occupied Vercelli. Gcneral Grelfii has levied on the town of Novara a heavy contribution of provisions and forage. No collision betWeCEf the tao armies ans yet taken place. Trieste ...

... (FROM [THI DVERRY GUARDIAN.) TnE High Shoriffs proclamation fixes Tuesday next, the 10th instant, for the nomination of candidates, Every nerve is strained by the Groerites to effect the return of their favourite, and every means, fair and foul, employed by his agents and nboltors to accom- plish the same end In addition to the oratorical displays of the ex-member himself. who not only in- ...

... ISECON -DEDITION., TIIS DAY'S NEWS. [B Y 1 G N T I C . MI E L B E RA P n11. AYElVS-LETT¢Ri' OFFICI, Wrednesday, :Ole o'clodk, pn.m, E L E C T I 0 N N E 1V S. , ED FORDSIIIRE. Mr. G. 11, Russell, Colonel Gilpin (the late meni- bers). and Colonel lHiggins ltottsiliated. Poll do- 05 lidttedc NORTII CHESHIRE. Leigh and Legerton (tlle late l1elubers) returined without ojppositiol]. RADNORISHIIRE. ...

... I WHAT IS TENANT-1UG1IT? TO THilE EDITOR OF' 'it nTE t l si l IiVS-i2A:SriTl Sin-In Mr. Kirk's speech, mnale at Newi'y Ol Mlonday, IR: tliis described the Teutant-right Bllll that hie woulil atlipiOr'ove of:- ;y viewas were very simple, aid conld all lie bo - b1(1diC iln a Bill of six or seveii Clill S. '1 tI'nIfd pro'ip.)soC to ply the oiil-tgiig tiiiaiit the t`ilr' valm! ol rlhatever ...

... Tinc approaching contest in the County London- derry attracts as much attention outside the county as it produces much excitement within it. It is a contest between antagonistic principles, and the result will be looked forward to with unusual interest. On the one side stand two gentlemen of high position; of admitted wvorth, sound in their principles, and unmistakeably attacheld to our ...

... [1Mv MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) ARMAGH ELECTION. STATE OF THE POLL-12 O'CLOCK. Bond, . *- . .- 18 liller, 128 Cil;CLOSE. B o , .. '' . .2 137 LIMERICK CITY ELECTION. STATE OF TIIE POLL-10 O'CLOOK. (FltOM RUSSELL'S COMMITTE,.) Russell 0. . ' 270 spaight *- ,,. 294 Gavin .. . il 243 11 O'CLOCK. Russell .. . 697 Spaiht ,, 38 Gavin .3.8. 4 o'o 38 Russell . .. . ...