... THIS DAY'S NEWS. [BY MAGNETIC TrLEGRAPLl.] XEWS-LET7'ER OFFICE, Thorsday, One o'clock, p.m. COUNTER REVOLUTION IN PARAI. A despatch in the Post announces that a colultor revolution of the troops has taken place at Parma in favour of the Ducal Governmcnt. The Regency by the Ministers has been re-estab lished. This was effected without collision. THE FRENCH ARMY. Letters from Paris states that ...

... THE EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH ON THE . ITALIAN QUESTION. The Mfoniteuro of Sunday contains the following cir- cular, dated April 27, and addressed to all the diplo- |matic agents of the Emperor;- MONSIEiuR-The communication which has been made by order of his Imperial Majesty to the Senate and the Corps Legislatif relieves me of the necessity of reverting to the incidents with which public ...

... R A IL W A Y TI M.E-T A B L E. [AiRBANtED FOR THE NEWS-LETTER.J TRAi3s will leave for the undermentioned places from and, to Belfast, on week days, at the following hours Fromh Belfaet.| To Belfast. 6,6 3 0 am; 2, 4 30 pm Antrim 1 27 am; 2 s8 , . . ?? 40 pmI S am 12.n4 a; 4 pm; Annaghtoie 72 5 ;am1in;45pm; 71. prm 7 40 pm 7, 8 am; 12 11, 4 30, Armagh . 7 20, V 30 am, 12 n1, 7 1D pm . 4 50 pm 0 ...

... I THIS NDA IWN S SE$. ; [BiY ?? TSLrGBAP.uJ AVENEWS-LTTER OFFICE, F'ridbay, Otte o' lock, p.m. , REPORTED CAPTUREi OF TANTIA TOPEE.' The India Office'telegram, date'd B;imbay$'April'l 1, ?? just received from Mlab ornedan, dated 8th April, states that Tantia Topee was cap- tured by Colonel Mlead's detachment on the previous nightv with the assistance of. Mann Singh, whose sur- renider to ...

... MRi DAVISON, M.P., AND TIHE LIBERAL I COMMITTEE. I IT itill beretuembered tl at Ir. Davison in his speech on the hilstings on Monday, stated that a proposal had been made from the Liberal Committee to the ddnscrvativo Committeethat all further opposition should cease-that the Chancery Suit should be put a stop to-that the ToWvn Bill should not be opposed -that peace and good feeling should be ...

... TH E. 'LET6ONST. 0:1RRICKFER UGI'S' ELECTION. RETURN OF: ROBERtT TOjRRENS, ESQ. OUR, OWN .YESTERDAY morning, at eight' o'clock, the polling for .A member! to :represent Carrickfergus' in Parliament wa's eonimenced. ,The two Candidates no iiatdd on' Tiiesdav wcrO Rohelit Troirens Esq. Conservative, and Mr. William M'8leellan, Bl~laister at-Law, Liberal. The: polling booths, five in number were ...

... [ THE LATE RIBBON OUTRAGE INWESTMEATH.I I - I i r . _ ; FURTHER PARTICULARS. n unfortnat e JessQp still survivesi bsit'with little or no hope of his recovery. The assassin has tiot yet been'captured, bit we understand that the authori- tiys lave been fiurnislied with a clue to his detection. His escape Woulc be'a matter 'of inipo'ssibility, if the feelings of the inhabitants of the 'district ...

... E .ECC1ESIAS'rIVAL. , T.HE ESTABLISHED CiHUR:dH. ?? THE r CHRISTIAN EXAMIXER FOR MAY.) APPOINTMENTS. Diocese -of Dublin-Rev. 0. W. Dalton, somd years Missionary to tbe Roma, Catholics, in connexioo- wivith ihe Soeiety for Irishl Chureh Mlissions, has beqn nppointed an assistant-minister. in the: REpiscopal Chapel, Baggot Street, by the Rer.H. Verschoyle. Dioeese of Lismore-.Rev. Jatnes Graves1 ...

... T THE SCENE OF THE CONFLICT IN 'ITALY. O1N the 26th April, as the tops of the Alps were kindling in the sunset, and their long shadows were stretching out upon the plain, and the fall floods of. ?? Ticino were rolling peacefully, onwards throng'i. the young maize fields and the budding vines of Lom- bardy, an- Austrian army, an hundred and twenty thoustand strong, defiled along the bridge of ...

... FARM OPERATIONS FOR MAY. Tuis being the month most appropriate for general green cropping, it will be of most importance, in order to got them sown in proper time, that all other rou- tine work should be previously disposed of. Barley.-Sowing should, therefore, be finished with- out delay,. The surface should be worked very fine for this grain, to ensure, an even braird; it may. be sown ...

... [BY., ExP tESs.] LONDON CORRESPONDENeCE (FtRob OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT) LONDON, WEDNESI)AY EVENTS follow each other now-a-days in sii, pil succession that one scarcely knows how to the sequence of occurrences. One day onil, Sii t men congrattulate themselves and the country ipun the continuance of European peace-arts ha ive. st ceeded 'to aros-the atnelioration of the whole Imllni family is the ...

... : THE STATE OF. PIEDMONT. TuRts, M AA I.-As usuial in cire'lnistanees like the Present, we are bewildered by contradictory reports, and trustworthy information is very'diffictilt to get at. The authorities keep things profoundly secret, and report says that. as regards the plan of campaign ' of the Austriains, they have the best possiblc ieasons for so doing, for that they, themselves cannot ...