... SECONDEDITION. THIS DAY'S NEWS. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,) 'NYE iS-LETTER, OFFICIE, Ofonday, One o'clock, p.~ar. :THE WAR. COLLISION BETWEEN THE AUSTRIANS AND PIEDMONTESEli The Daily Xeids Aas received the following tole- ,raphic despatch:_ M Hlamburg, May 1. Accounts have been received of the first hostilities n Piedmont between the Austrian army of invasion ,nd the Sardinian forces. The latter ...

... ECCLESIASTIC AL. THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. TIE REv. NIORTVIVl O'SULLTVAi, D.D.-We are )nlident our readers will be as much grieved to learn w we are to announce the dangerous illness of the ev. Dr., O'Sullivan. This champion of Protes- ntism, who has long stood in the foreground of the attle and donxie good service to the cause of Scrip- ?? trath, is now, we iregret to say, laid upon a bed ...

... THE EL;EOTIONS. [BY' MAGNETIO TE-LEGRAPl.! DERBY..' Bass and Beile retnrned by a large'majority., AYLESBURY. A double rcturn, Werntiorth and Smith each poll-'. in'g 635. HULL Clay, and Hoare '-returned ; LEICESTER., Briggs and Noble returned. Mr' B. Oborne ?? W. Russell havo lost their seats. * ~~BANBUAtY. ;IIr. Samuelsoll has lost hils seat. Hudson out and Laud returned., . GEOUCESTER. ' ' ...

... UNIVERSITY OF DUBlys ELECTION. RETURN OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND ' ll LEFROY. *,DUBLIN, SATURDAY. * (FROM OUR SPECIAL 'RLEPORTER.) The' election of 'two menmbett to represent the University in Parliament was held in the Examination Hall, at ten o'clock this morning. There was a large assemblage of ?? and noni-eldctors. At ten o'clddlcthe bchair wasI taken bythe PROV6ST. The pircept'havinuw ...

... I f Alto . ' ?? ?? , ' t-, 1\ ?? 1 ?? ?? ?? (ESTABLISHED, ANNO, 177.) BE LFAST: . . . IONDATY,, tAY 2, 1A59.'. L Oun 'piTlI 'Tprter~h~sfurnished is iwith'the , speech:of the* Right ;Hon. the Attorney.-General, f'delivered.on Saturday, on the occasioi sof his re L election for the University.. It will be readiwith .runusunl interest, as it deals with the topics of locj ja4d iperig1jnter t,, w ...

... LATEST NEW S. NEWS-LETTZER OFFICED, - Monday Mforning. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] THE WAR IN ITALY. Berne, Saturday, April 30. According to official advices just received here, the Austrians, after having crossed thd Ticino yes- terday, at four o'clock P.M., commenced hostilities in the evening. (FRo) SECOND EDITION OF IORNIlXG POST.) Paris, Sat vrday, Ton o'clock. The Austrians have passed the ...

... . WHO 'ARE THE COMBATANTS? a, :, (CROITH neT 11siE S LET our readers note as a fact which it may be inte- resting Jto remember, and almost incredible to tell twenty years'lhence, that this great European war is cotummbc~edb tiy three destitute, necessitous, and almost bankrupt Powers. Tihe last word is scarcely too hlash to apply to Governments who are asking fur the loan of immense sums, ...

... HOW IS THE QUEEN'S GOVERNMENT TO BF CARRIED ON'-Speech of the Duke of l}ellisRgj955 TO THll EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. Sim-Though no politician, in thle u18sual meanij. -of the term, yet the dissolution of Parliament, wvichl has come so suddenly upon us, has set mc a retiectin,, upon the politics of my country, and I endeavour to viesv politics, as -well as all things else, through ? ...

... (BY EXPRESS.) LON-DON CORIRESPONDENCE. (FROX OUR OWN CORIESPONDENT.) LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING. ToRRENTS of rain and gloom close an 'eventful day. A panie on the St6ok Exchange, and exultation in Mincing Lane; stocks and shares dozwn; 'flouri and saltpetre up-such a day has not been witnessed in the present century, if; perhiaps, we except. the me-. mnorable day of Waterloo. There is no mistake ...

... EMIGRATION FROM LIVERPOOL m iN66. TVi officinl rcturns of thle &rilration trade from the 'Mlersey to all parts of the world for the quarter end- inp; thc 31st of Alarch have bhen completed; and, \vhen rompered wvith thoso of the corresponding period of last yeara prosent several ilmlportaht.and interesting statistics. Being compiled from tile rctmns of tho Government VEni'grationf Offlce, ...

... THE; REPRESENTATION OF BELFAST. . THI nomination of candidates for the representation 'of this borough will takeplace this day, and weoare. gratifled in ,etngable to aqnounce that there avill be no opposition to the re-leetion'of the late members. Whilst.negooiations were: in progress, with a view to the production of a candidate on the other side, tve did not hesitate to express outr belief ...

... 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 ...